Islam & Science

Modern sciences will be more harmful than beneficial if not based on religion — and grasping why requires meeting two specific requirements. By Abdur-Rahman bin Nasir As-Sa'di.

The Qur'an is so powerful, so bright, that all the Prophet's other miracles become trivial by comparison — when you have the sun, the stars become unnecessary. Dr. Yasir Qadhi discusses the specific miracles of the Qur'an that most readers have never stopped to acknowledge.

Verses of the Qur'an and Hadith set against what modern science has since established — the spherical shape of the earth, the wet crust, the Big Bang, the shape of the universe and the relativity of time. Illustrated throughout, and written with debate and comparative study in mind.

Dr. Yasir Qadhi's introduction to the sciences of the Qur'an: its revelation, compilation, abrogation, and the disciplines used to study it.

Where did we come from? Where did the universe come from? Is it expanding or contracting? What is time, and will it end? What are black holes and the forces of nature? Prof. Abdul Rashid Khan addresses these from the Holy Qur'an and from scientific knowledge together.

Natural superfoods and holistic remedies drawn from the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ — and an argument that runs through the whole book: a healthy lifestyle is not incidental to Islam but encouraged by Allah and by His Messenger ﷺ.

Every Prophet was given a miracle for his own people, and when he died his signs ceased. One miracle remains, complete and preserved by Allah's command until the Day of Resurrection: the inimitable Qur'an. This book examines what it states about the earth and about space.

Water is the substance of life. The Qur'an states that the creation of every living thing began from it — and also describes rainfall, the layers of darkness and internal waves in the oceans, the differing colors of the seas, cloud formation, and the barrier between fresh and salt water.

What is Islamic medicine? Historic practice, divinely guided modern medicine, or something else? Working from the Qur'an and Sunnah, this book sets out six basic categories — Islamic etiquette, logic, a holistic approach to body, mind and soul, universality, scientific method, and excellence.

Science was never separate from Islam — the Qur'an and Sunnah gave a tremendous boost to the study of the physical world, and discovery became a hallmark of Islamic civilization. This book traces that historical development, the factors behind the rise, and the reasons for the decline.

If the Qur'an's message is for all times, it should be relevant to every age. Does it pass that test? This booklet gives an objective analysis of the Muslim belief in the Qur'an's divine origin in the light of established scientific discoveries — and first defines what does and does not count as a miracle.

Selections from Ibn Al-Qayyim's Miftah Dar As-Sa'adah on the signs of Allah in creation, arranged in four parts — man, the universe, animals and nature. Compiled by Capt. Anas Abdul-Hameed Al-Qoz, with modern scientific notes, figures and pictures throughout.

The full-color deluxe edition of Healing with the Medicine of the Prophet ﷺ by Ibn Al-Qayyim — prophetic guidance on treating illness and preserving health, drawn from the Qur'an and Sunnah, with a substantial closing glossary of remedies, herbs and foods. Printed in color on glossy paper with illustrations throughout.

Competing, often contradictory theories about human nature crowd the field of psychology, and this book argues Allah has already supplied a clearer account of it. A licensed clinical psychologist grounds our spiritual nature and path to genuine happiness in the Qur’an and Sunnah, corroborated by scientific research.

Sister Kamillah describes the origin of the universe and the creation of the heavens and the earth, and how water and vegetation emerged. Extensively referenced, drawing on over 300 verses of the Qur'an.

The Qur'an is not a book of science, yet it states a number of scientific truths that were only uncovered with modern technology in the twentieth century. How does a text delivered over 1,400 years ago contain them? This book presents the verses and lets the question stand.