Islam & Science

In the 7th-13th centuries C.E., the Islamic world was in the midst of its "Golden Age," paving the way for the growth of modern sciences. Rather than stifling science, the religion of Islam encouraged its study.

In Islam, there is no conflict between faith in God and modern scientific knowledge. In fact, the Qur'an itself precisely describes many scientific phenomena.

This traveling UK exhibition & educational program reveals some of the best kept secrets and scientific contributions made by ancient Muslim scholars.

The Islamic Herald magazine outlines the influence of Islam on scientific development.

This basic timeline covers key Islamic scientists from the 8th-13th centuries.

This online book by Dr. Shahid Athar outlines Islamic contributions to medicine, guidelines of modern Islamic medical practice, and Islamic medical ethics.

Basic outline and history of Islamic science and Muslim scientists