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Center for Islam and Science (CIS) is dedicated to the promotion of research and diffusion of knowledge on all aspects of Islam and science. CIS encourages a creative exploration of the Islamic worldview of science, fusion of contemporary scholarship with the traditional sources of Islamic thought and a renewed link with the intellectual tradition of Islam. CIS supports activities aimed at enhancing our religious and scientific understanding of nature and the human condition.
 

The Center does not construe "Islam" and "science" as two separate entities that need to be somehow related through an external process; rather, the Center recognizes an underlying unity in all domains of knowledge. This is based on the Qur'anic concept of Tawhid, Unicity of God,  the most fundamental principle of Islamic epistemology

 

Latest Issue of

Islam & Science

Volume 7 (Summer 2009) No. 1

 

Darwin's Shadow: Part II:
Context and Reception in the Muslim World

 

Why Does Ice Float on Water?

 

Causality in Islamic Philosophy:
The Arguments of Ibn Sina
 

This Earth A Masjid?

 

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