Exerpts from a speech by HRH The Prince of Wales titled Islam and the Environment, Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford “My understanding of Islam is that it…

Article’s abstract – Keywords: divine action; evolution; Islam; miracles; methodological naturalism; science.

Remembering the Arab world’s era of scientific achievement, Jim al-Khalili asks if Islamic science can flourish again.

Jim Al-Khalili, physicist and Ziauddin Sardar, chair of the Muslim Institute, talk science, western colonialism and religious rigidity

From the middle of the VIII century to the end of the XVI, a new scientific tradition emerged then it was developed in numerous towns…

At universities of the Muslim world, how is science taught and practiced? How effective are Islamic world universities at scientific research, education and public outreach,…

As a scientist in the Arab world, I practise science and research everyday. The challenges are multiple and in many cases not so obvious for…

By Nidhal Guessoum In glaring contrast to its rich history, Arab astronomy today is in a miserable state, by all indicators. There is good potential,…

Few years ago, the Journal of Islamic Studies (JIS, Oxford) published the rather long review it had asked Professor Nidhal Guessoum to write about Ahmad…

By Mehdi Golshani; Member of Muslim-Science.Com’s Task Force on Science and Islam

By Mohd Hazim Shah; Member of Muslim-Science.Com’s Task Force on Science and Islam

In August 1977 I met Steven Hawking during a coffee break of the 8th conference on General Relativity and Gravitation held at Waterloo University (Canada)….