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The Islamic world view and modern science.

S H Nasr1

  • 1Islamic Studies, The George Washington University, Washington, DC.

MAAS Journal of Islamic Science
|July 1, 1994
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Area of Science:

  • Islamic science and technology studies
  • History of science and technology in Islam

Background:

  • Historically, Muslim interest in science was driven by intellectual necessity for political independence.
  • Contemporary Muslim engagement with science is increasingly motivated by its perceived role in global power dynamics.

Observation:

  • Many Muslims adopt modern science without critical evaluation, missing its deeper wisdom.
  • Unethical applications of science lead to mass destruction and moral decline.
  • Western attempts to link science and ethics are often deceptive, rooted in a superseded worldview.

Findings:

  • Islamic science, integrating reason and revelation, promotes peace and harmony.
  • A millennium of Islamic tradition harmonizes science with faith, affirming God's omnipotence and omniscience.
  • This integration guarantees welfare for all humankind.

Implications:

  • Urgent need for Muslims to critically assess science's role and ethical implications.
  • Re-emphasizing the Islamic scientific tradition offers a path to ethical technological advancement.
  • Fostering a science aligned with Islamic values can lead to global peace and well-being.

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