Al-Fawaz Ajimoti23rd May 2026Save Image: Gennaro Di Marzo/Unsplash In the hierarchical competition of the animal kingdom, the human body is not in any way exceptional. In fact, it is painfully […]
by Mahmut Özer May 02, 2026 – DAILY SABAH “From a hierarchy of sciences and debates on knowledge, mathematics rises from abstract uncertainty to a trusted guide to reality.” (Getty […]
Samar Hafeez26th March 2026 Image: Library/AI Generated Scholars and scientists in recent times have been endorsing the potent and positive effect that spirituality and spiritual practice have to offer to […]
18th January 2026 alhakam.org Dr Noureen Ahmad, General Practitioner, Belgium Honey is widely recognised and valued across the globe. It is also very important to Muslims, as it is mentioned […]
13th January 2026 alhakam.org Rameen Masood, Leicester, UK God states in the Holy Quran: “Eyes cannot reach Him but He reaches the eyes. And He is the Incomprehensible, the All-Aware.” […]
Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 26th October 2025 reviewofreligions.org © Shutterstock In every drop of blood flows a breathtaking code, coursing through our veins to deliver life’s richest […]
By Scientist Muslim scientists and inventors, including Arabs, Persians and Turks, were probably hundreds of years ahead of their counterparts in the European Middle Ages. They drew influence from Aristotelian philosophy and Neo-platonists, as well as Euclid, Archimedes, Ptolemy and others. The muslims made innumerable discoveries and wrote countless books about […]
8th October 2025 Thariq Abdulkalam, India From the embryonic thought that triggers a man’s neurological response to the readiness of a woman’s organs, reproduction follows a series of precise and […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION JULY 2025Zafar Bhatti – Warwick UKScience, Medicine and Technology 7th September 2025 © Shutterstock Zafar Bhatti, Warwick, UK In the previous instalment of this series, the Doubts (Shukuk) Movement was […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION OCTOBER 2022Dr Munazza AlamScience, Medicine and Technology 27th May 2023 Review of Religions Some of the most famous bright stars in the sky – Aldebaran, Algol, Arrakis, Deneb, Fomalhaut, Rigel, Thuban, Vega, and Betelgeuse – have Arabic names. These names bespeak their link to the Arab and Muslim […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION APRIL 2025Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 20th June 2025 reviewofreligions.org © Maragos, Jim/USFWS Exploring beneath the ocean a world of vibrant coral reefs, woven with wisdom […]
Hamad MobeenReligious Concepts 12th May 2025 reviewofreligions.org (Artist: Daniya Ahsan) Hamad Mobeen, UK Current scientific concepts of the Soul With the increasing number of people inclined towards atheistic influences, the […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION FEBRUARY 2025Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 11th May 2025 reviewofreligions.org Image from NASA/GSFC/Solar Dynamics Observatory Exploring the sun – 93 million miles of brilliance, an exquisite […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION JANUARY 2025 Science, Medicine and Technology 5th May 2025 © Unsplash Our deep fascination with the universe we live in has existed for millennia, dating back to ancient […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION DECEMBER 2024Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 13th February 2025 Review of Religions © Shutterstock Discover the astounding, flawless engineering of the heart, nature’s most exquisite machine Musa Sattar, London, UK – Deputy Science Editor Lub-dub, lub-dub…That steady beat belongs to the heart, a small yet powerful muscle […]
12th February 2025 Ahmad Kamal, Jamia Ahmadiyya International Ghana Is it possible that our vast cosmos, with its perfectly balanced and intelligently organised system, is nothing more than the result of chance? Is the intricate and comprehensive system of our universe its own creator? By simply observing the remarkable structure, inherent […]
11th February 2025 Imran Ahsan Karim-Mirza, MPM, MBA, PhD candidate, Australia Water, the essence of life, is so fundamental that life as we know it could not have emerged without […]
27th January 2025 Ataul Fatir Tahir, Al Hakam Modern society often traps us in an environment that fosters self-destructive behaviours and harmful habits, leaving people struggling to break free. For Muslims, […]
editorial Heart Views . 2013 Jan-Mar;14(1):43–46. doi: 10.4103/1995-705X.107125 The Air of History Part III: The Golden Age in Arab Islamic Medicine An Introduction Rachel Hajar 1,✉ PMCID: PMC3621228 PMID: 23580929 The contributions of Islamic scientists in the various fields of knowledge from the 8th to the 16thcenturies were astonishing. After the 16th century, however, the Islamic world […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION OCTOBER 2024Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 15th December 2024 Add Comment © Shutterstock Unveiling the wonders of bacteria, tiny yet mighty titans of nature Musa Sattar, […]