"Islamic Theory of Evolution" delves into the often-overlooked discourse regarding the intersection of evolutionary science and Islamic theology. The book presents a comprehensive examination of how evolution is perceived, debated, and reconciled within the Islamic intellectual tradition.
The author meticulously outlines the evolution of thought in Islamic scholarship, providing readers with historical insights and theological interpretations that address the apparent dichotomy between Darwinian evolution and Islamic teachings. Rich with scholarly analysis, this book offers a unique perspective, showing how prominent Muslim thinkers have engaged with the concept of evolution, navigating through theological, philosophical, and scientific terrains.
The paperback edition of "Islamic Theory of Evolution" serves as an essential resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamic dialogue between science and religion. It invites readers to explore new dimensions of their faith and intellect, encouraging a conversation that spans centuries of Islamic thought and modern scientific inquiry.