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Kalimah Tauhid La Ilaha Illallah Muhammad Rasulullah لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله meaning there is no other God but Allah and Mohammad SAW is His prophet. In Islam, for a Muslim believer, the guiding principle is the Shahada or declaration of faith.

Adhan (Azan) is the Islamic announcement or call to prayer (salah) in a mosque/ masjid recited by a muezzin before the start of each Salah. Athan is called in the Arabic language. By Adhan, Muslims are informed about prayer time, they are also reminded that prayer leads man to salvation. Saying the Azaan holds great benefits and rewards as mentioned in the Ahadith.

The relationship between Islam and science has been complex and multifaceted throughout history. Islam emerged in the 7th century in the Arabian Peninsula, a time marked by significant advancements in various fields of knowledge such as astronomy, mathematics, medicine, and philosophy. Over the centuries, Muslim scholars made important contributions to these disciplines, often building upon the knowledge of ancient civilizations like the Greeks, Indians, and Persians.

During the Islamic Golden Age (8th to 14th centuries), the Islamic world was a center of scientific innovation and learning. Scholars like Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Al-Khwarizmi, Al-Farabi, Ibn Rushd (Averroes), and Ibn al-Haytham made pioneering contributions to medicine, mathematics, astronomy, and optics. They translated and preserved ancient texts, conducted original research, and developed new theories.

Islam's perspective on science is rooted in the belief that acquiring knowledge is a religious duty (‘ilm or knowledge is highly valued in Islam). The Quran, Islam's holy book, encourages observation, contemplation, and inquiry into the natural world as signs of God’s creation. Numerous verses in the Quran highlight the marvels of creation, which have prompted many Muslims to explore the natural world through scientific investigation.

However, historical and contemporary interpretations of the relationship between Islam and science vary widely. Some scholars argue that Islam inherently promotes scientific inquiry by emphasizing reason and intellect. Others suggest that certain theological interpretations or societal factors have at times constrained scientific development within Muslim-majority societies.

In modern times, there are ongoing debates within the Islamic world about how to reconcile religious teachings with scientific discoveries, particularly in areas where perceived conflicts arise. Topics such as evolution, cosmology, and bioethics have sparked discussions among scholars, with various approaches taken to harmonize religious beliefs with scientific findings.

Despite these debates, many Muslim scientists today continue to make significant contributions to various scientific fields globally. The relationship between Islam and science remains dynamic, shaped by historical legacies, cultural contexts, and contemporary developments within the Muslim world and beyond.

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Right from our childhood till the date, we have been listening of Islam and science as two different entities and have no relation at all. Well that's a big lie and unawareness of the fact that every question in this world can be solved by Islam as well as Science, if not they do have their own versions of answers.. ISLAM AND SCIENCE are the 2 sides of same coin.

Starting with QIRAT, TARJUMA, SHAN E NAZOOL, TAFSIR and its SOCIAL Impact.
But our main focus is Scientific Approach which is categorized into 3 major portions:
1. Classical Philosophy
2. Social Psychology
3. Physical Nature (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy) and more.

With passion for finding truth and mission to learn and know the unknowns of this world and beyond, I have created this channel in order to share my learnings about Islam, Science and most importantly their correlation which most people think does not exist.

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