Three principles govern everything published here.
Not slogans for a page, but a method we hold to before publishing and are accountable to after — present in every book, essay, dialogue and debate.
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Textual rigor
We hold revelation — Qur'an and Sunnah — above abstract reason, and trace contemporary doubts back to scholarly foundations before reaching any conclusion.
Text first
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Reasoned inquiry
Ordered proofs from cosmos, self and intellect — contemplating the whole before its parts, faithful to the early scholars' logic.
Argument before verdict
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Calm dialogue
We meet our interlocutor on his own terms, raising the voice of meaning — never of the speaker. No noise, no gloating, no shortcuts.
The question of a conflict between science and religion is frequently raised, with some suggesting that certain scientific discoveries contradict religious texts. Islam has never been in conflict with science; rather, it has always served as a catalyst for contemplation and inquiry. Any perceived conflict between science and religion stems from a misunderstanding or an erroneous interpretation of specific texts.
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