Islamic Sciences
CIS Journal of Islamic Perspectives on God, Life, and the Cosmos
ISSN 1929-9435 (Print); ISSN 1929-9443 (Online)
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ISSN 1929-9435 (Print); ISSN 1929-9443 (Online)
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EvolutionEvolution has become a Muslim Issue. This was inevitable: the self-fueling kinetic energy of “Darwin’s dangerous idea” is such that no religious tradition can remain immune to its sound and fury. Muslims were late-comers and ill-prepared for the discourse when it first reached their colonized lands in the nineteenth century. The post-colonial era (after World War II) did not immediately yield any radical change in the intellectual framework of the Muslim world; and much of the second half of the twentieth century was marked by various pseudo-starts—“revolutions”—that produced more heat than light. However, the ground is shifting.
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Islam, Rationality and Science |
Muhammad Asad: Between Religion and Politics |
Islam, Muslims, and Modern Technology |
On the Question of Biological Origins |
Scientific Exegesis of the Qurʾan—A Viable Project? |
Examining the Meta-Principles of Modern Economics and their Implications for Islamic Banking and Finance
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Book Review: Seyyed Hossein Nasr (et al): The Study Quran |
From Permissible to Wholesome: Situating halal organic farms within the sustainability discourse |
Al-Ghazzali’s Final Word on Kalam |
Evolution, Causality, and Transcendental Truths: Wolfgang Smith in conversation with Muzaffar Iqbal
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Holistic Approach to Scientific Traditions |
Darwin's Shadow: Evolution in an Islamic Mirror |
Qurʾan Translation and Commentary: An Uncharted Relationship? |
Challenges to Islam and Muslims: What is to be Done?
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