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February 19, 2026
Modern Islamic education must directly confront contemporary ideologies—especially feminism—by grounding students in Islamic epistemology so they can recognize and resist ideas that repackage secular assumptions in religious language.
December 13, 2025
The newly revised edition outlines some of the philosophical consequences to taking third/fourth wave ideas to their logical end point. In particular the book argues that a true intersectional approach would result in the philosophical self-implosion of feminism.
December 12, 2025
This booklet introduces an intriguing hypothesis that modern UFO phenomena may be linked to the concept of Jinn in the Islamic tradition. It examines the parallels between the characteristic features, deceptive nature, abduction narratives, and possession themes found in both UFO encounters and descriptions of Jinn in Islamic sources, suggesting that UFO encounters may represent contemporary manifestations of ancient Jinn activities.
August 1, 2025
Some claim that the Qur’an contradicts modern cosmology by asserting that the Earth was created before the heavens and stars. This article analyses the linguistic structure, rhetorical aims, and exegetical tradition of the relevant verses to show that such accusations are based on misreadings and ignore the Qur’an’s rich, multi-layered discourse.
August 1, 2025
Critics argue that a verse in the Qur’an describing the sun setting in a muddy spring is a scientific error, suggesting the text endorses an outdated cosmology. This article examines classical and contemporary interpretations to demonstrate that the verse employs phenomenal language and does not conflict with established scientific facts.
July 26, 2025
Modern human rights discourse often criticises Islam for not categorically prohibiting marriage under the age of 18, framing it as a violation of dignity and childhood. This article explores how Islamic law, rooted in timeless principles of harm reduction and cultural flexibility, approaches the issue of early marriage without compromising moral integrity.
July 24, 2025
This article explores the ethical, spiritual, and societal implications of artificial intelligence—particularly in relation to deception, dependency, and daʿwah—through a critical lens grounded in Islamic thought and Qur’anic reflection.
June 18, 2025
For over a century, Neo-Darwinism has dominated evolutionary biology, with Richard Dawkins as its leading proponent. However, in "The Death of Neo-Darwinism," authors Subboor Ahmad & Salman Butt engage with Denis Noble’s insights to expose the logical flaws in its gene-centric, reductionist framework, which no longer aligns with modern molecular biology. By contrasting Dawkins' narrow view with Noble’s integrative approach, they advocate for a systems-based understanding of life that transcends outdated reductionism. Bridging science and philosophy, this work challenges readers to reconsider a belief system rooted in a scientific theory open to revision. As the concept of evolution evolves, this biological revolution is set to reshape discussions in theology, psychology, politics, economics, and our understanding of existence.
