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Judaism and Science explores the faith’s engagement with scientific thought from ancient cosmology to modern debates on evolution and belief.

Explore Islamic philosophy and theology, connecting classical scholarship with modern thought in today’s global discourse.

A powerful reflection by Dr. Shoaib A. Malik on reviving Islamic philosophy and theology to address modern scientific, philosophical, and existential questions.

Explore Ashʿarī theology’s perspective on miracles—prophetic signs, divine will, and inimitability—grounded in classical kalām and modern insights.

Are all intoxicants haram? Explore Islamic rulings on alcohol, cannabis, sedatives, and psychoactive drugs based on Shaykh Rafāqat Rashid’s research.

Is organ donation allowed in Islam? Explore the Islamic ethical perspective on brain death, bodily dignity, and the dead donor rule in modern medicine.

Explore When does pregnancy begin in classical Islamic thought and how scholars interpreted fertilization, implantation, and moral responsibility.

Discover an Islamic bioethical framework for end-of-life decisions, focusing on life-sustaining treatment, duties, and moral clarity.

Explore Islamic rulings on abortion, contraception and ensoulment with ethical, legal, and scientific insights from Qur'an and Hadith.

Revising The Fiqh of Khamr and Alcohol: Ethical Use from an Islamic Perspective  Abstract This article provides a thorough examination of the intricate understanding of al-Khamr (inebriating beverages) and al-Muskir (inebriating substances) within Islamic...

﷽ EXPLORING TAWAQQUF IN ISLAMIC THEOLOGY:  NAVIGATING BELIEF OBLIGATIONS, ADAMIC EXCEPTIONALISM, AND APPLICATION CHALLENGES ABSTRACT This essay rigorously examines the theological concept of tawaqquf, or non-commitment, within the framework of Islamic theology, with a...

Islamic Rulings on Invalidators of Fasting: Bridging Classical Jurisprudence with Modern Medical Practice  Abstract Muslims worldwide observe fasting during the holy month of Ramadan as mandated by Islamic teachings. Central to this practice is abstaining from food...