Asian Journal of Social and Human Sciences

3-7

Authors: Mohd Anzar war, Gousia Yaseen

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by virus. As the pandemic has spread all over the world since December, 2019, concerns have shifted from supply-side manufacturing issue to decreased business in the service sector. Economic recessions happen across the world economy due to coronavirus. Many countries with large economies have enacted quarantine policies this led to the disruption of business activities in many economic sectors. The outbreak of this pandemic has drastic impact on health, and has increased suicidal tendencies, depression & anxiety among people. The outbreak of this pandemic has also disrupted the social life of people across the world, it has limited the daily activities of people, educational institutions are closed and religious rites are restrained to win the war against corona. In this context, the present study has been prepared in order to know the various implications of coronavirus with special focus on socio-economic sector in the South Asian regions. Secondary source of data was utilised to critically examine the impact of COVID-19 on socio-economic life of people in South Asian countries. The authors found that there has been a significant impact on these variables.

14-26

Authors: Otabek V. Makhmudov

The article provides new information about translations into Latin of 25 works of Central Asian scientists on natural, exact and humanitarian Sciences, carried out in the translation centers of medieval Spain. Based on the disclosure of the significance of translations of the works of al-Khwārizmī (783–850), al-Balkhī (787–886), al-Farghānī (approx. 798–861), al-Fārābī (873–950) and Ibn Sina (980–1037), carried out in the medieval of Spain, the place of the scientific heritage of Central Asian scientists in the emergence of the Renaissance process in Europe is revealed. Scientifically substantiated solution of fallacies (including the perceiving interpreters of John of Seville and John of Spanish, as well as Domingo and Dominic Gundisalvi Gundisalvi as one person, due to the similarity of their names), the available science related to the translation of works such as «Kitab al-jam' wa'l-tafriq al-ḥisāb al-hindī» al-Khwārizmī, «Kitāb fī Jawāmiʿ ʿIlm al-Nujūm» al-Farghānī, «Iḥṣa al-ʿulūm» al-Fārābī, «Kitāb aš-Šifā» Ibn Sina performed in the translation centers of medieval Spain. Identified 15 works of Central Asian scientists, are absent in the national scientific funds, currently stored in the libraries of USA, UK, Egypt and Qatar, and their instances are included into a scientific turn for research. The purpose of the research is to reveal the place of medieval Spanish translation centers in the study of the works of Central Asian scholars in Europe. The main object of research is the translation school, which was active in the XII–XIII centuries in the Spanish city of Toledo. This research was performed as part of a doctoral (DSc) dissertation on the topic: «Studying the scientific heritage of East scholars in the translation centers of medieval Europe».