(Public Speaker, Debater, Writer, London, UK)
Ustadh Subboor Ahmad
Subboor Ahmad is a well-known author, public speaker, debater, and writer who specializes in engaging with the ideas of New Atheism and the philosophy of science, with a particular focus on Darwin’s theory of evolution. His upcoming book, A Failed Hypothesis, promises to offer a critical examination of Darwinism and its philosophical implications. Subboor has traveled extensively, delivering lectures and engaging in debates across the globe, teaching Muslims how to effectively communicate Islamic principles to non-Muslims in academic and public settings.
Subboor has debated numerous prominent figures, including atheist professors, activists, and internet personalities on topics related to God’s existence, science, and Darwinism. His contributions in this area have established him as a key voice in the Muslim intellectual community. His speaking engagements have taken him across North America, Latin America, Australia, and Africa, where he has addressed audiences on the relationship between science and faith, and how Islamic perspectives can engage with contemporary scientific paradigms.
Specializations
Subboor’s primary area of expertise is the philosophy of science, particularly as it relates to Darwin’s theory of evolution. He provides critical analysis of Darwinism from both a scientific and Islamic philosophical perspective, challenging atheistic interpretations of evolution. Subboor’s work is aimed at countering the rising influence of New Atheism, which he believes is grounded in flawed assumptions about the nature of science and its relationship to religious belief.
His educational background includes a BSc in Engineering and both a MA and PgCert in Philosophy from Birkbeck College, University of London. Currently, he is specializing in the philosophy of biology, which further enhances his ability to critique evolutionary theory and its underlying philosophical premises.
Educational Background
- BSc in Engineering
- MA in Philosophy, Birkbeck College, University of London
- PgCert in Philosophy, Birkbeck College, University of London
Global Outreach and Debates
Subboor has made it his mission to empower Muslims by equipping them with the knowledge to engage effectively with non-Muslims in discussions about science and religion. His debates and discussions with prominent atheists have become a staple of his career, focusing on key topics like the existence of God, the philosophical assumptions behind scientific theories, and Darwinism.
He is particularly known for his ability to make complex philosophical and scientific concepts accessible to general audiences, blending academic rigor with an approachable communication style. Whether through public debates, talks, or his writings, Subboor has contributed significantly to the dialogue between faith and science.
Publications and Forthcoming Works
- A Failed Hypothesis (forthcoming)
Subboor’s upcoming book is set to challenge the philosophical and scientific assumptions underpinning Darwinian evolution, making a case for why Darwinism is a “failed hypothesis” when examined through the lens of philosophy of science.
Current Research
Subboor is currently focusing on research in the philosophy of biology, where he explores the philosophical implications of biological theories, particularly in relation to evolution. This area of study allows him to offer a deeper critique of Darwinism and its philosophical underpinnings, drawing from both Western philosophical traditions and Islamic thought.
Conclusion
Subboor Ahmad’s work in the philosophy of science and his global outreach efforts have made him an influential voice in the debates surrounding science, faith, and atheism. His upcoming book, A Failed Hypothesis, and ongoing debates on Darwinism and New Atheism continue to challenge the prevailing secular perspectives on evolution and the existence of God. Through his lectures, debates, and writings, Subboor is providing Muslims with the intellectual tools to engage with modern scientific and philosophical discourses from an Islamic perspective.