On November 21, 1996, with the death of Dr Abdus Salam, ... Most of us are aware of the traditional conflict between faith and reason, religion and science.

He credited this attitude to his faith, and said his emphasis on symmetry was something he had inherited from the culture of his religion.” Abdus Salam’s quotes have been taken from his essay ...

Pakistan’s treatment of Dr Abdus Salam represents our collective bigotry In 1980, students at QAU threatened to break Salam’s legs if he entered the premises Raza Habib Raja December 05, 2020 ...

Abdus Salam: driven to success. Genius in action A portrait of Abdus Salam taken in 1979, the year in which he shared the Nobel Prize for Physics with Sheldon Glashow and Steven Weinberg. (Courtesy: ...

Local residents offer prayers at the grave of Pakistan’s only Nobel laureate Professor Abdus Salam to pay homage to him in the town of Rabwah on July 13, 2012.

Mohammad Abdus Salam ... But religion also matters. If he is superb man, he should not leave Pakistan. Although I agree with the writer that we have lost a very good scientist of Pakistan.

The birth place of Pakistan’s only Nobel laureate Dr Abdus Salam, today stands empty, testament to the indifference, bigotry and prejudice surrounding the country’s greatest scientist.

In 1964, he founded the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste, Italy – which supports research excellence worldwide with a focus on physicists in the developing ...

Mohammad Abdus Salam (1926-1996) was his full name, which may add to the knowledge of those who wish he was either not Ahmadi or Pakistani. The man proudly lived and died as both, and much more ...