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…

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)….

A contribution for the book Can Science Dispense With Religion? (3rd ed.) (Tehran, Iran: Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, 2004), edited by Mehdi Golshani.

The apparent contradictory relationship between Islam and evolution is important because it has been cited as an example of contradiction between religion and science by…

A comparative study of Abdul Wadud (d. 2001) and al-Bayḍāwī (d. 1286)’s naturalistic exegesis

Islam counts amongst its faithful 1.6 billion people. Many of them, perhaps the majority, are in countries which are most vulnerable to climate change

Let’s not forget the unsung champions of evolution from the Muslim world

Muslim scholars have called on the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims to take action on climate change. Islamic principles support them