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The Missing Link Between Islamic Teaching and Social Justice in Bosnia’s Religious Education

When future imams and Islamic teachers in Bosnia and Herzegovina study their faith, they encounter powerful teachings about justice. The Qur’an commands fairness for all people. The Prophet Muha...

Muslim Scientist
July 6, 2026
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  • Health

Muslim Doctors Face Moral Crisis in UK Hospitals

Imagine being a doctor who believes life is sacred and only God can end it, yet being asked to sign a do-not-resuscitate order or withdraw nutrition from a dying patient. This isn’t a hypothetic...

Muslim Scientist
July 6, 2026
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Conventional Banking vs. Islamic Banking: How AI Affects Stability Differently

Research across 25 countries shows AI initially reduces bank stability but offers long-term benefits. Key findings for conventional and Islamic banking. Imagine a technology that promises to revolutio...

Muslim Scientist
July 5, 2026
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Islamic Religiosity and Men’s Housework in Malaysia: Surprising Study Results

When we think about religion and gender roles, we often assume that greater religiosity means more traditional—and therefore less egalitarian—households. But a groundbreaking new study from Malaysia t...

Muslim Scientist
July 4, 2026
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  • Muslim Figures

William Henry Quilliam: Britain’s First Mosque Founder

In an era of empire and Christian piety, William Henry Quilliam converted to Islam and founded a Liverpool institution that would become the birthplace of British Islam. His story is one of courage, c...

Muslim Scientist
July 4, 2026
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Can Fintech Save Islamic Finance?

A New Study Reveals How Blockchain, AI, and Mobile Platforms Are Revolutionizing Ethical Finance Imagine a financial system where money isn’t just about profit—it’s about justice. Where we...

Muslim Scientist
July 3, 2026
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Rethinking Muslim Converts Research: An Islamic Epistemology Approach

A Methodological Blind Spot When researchers study religious conversion, what exactly are they studying? The answer, according to a provocative new paper, depends on who is asking the questions — and ...

Muslim Scientist
July 3, 2026
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  • World of Islam

Muslim Employees in ‘White’ Organizations: A Dutch Case Study on Faith, Identity, and the Workplace

Summary A study published in the International Journal of Human Resource Management has shed new light on the challenges faced by highly educated Muslim employees working in Western organizations. The...

Muslim Scientist
July 2, 2026
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  • Health

The Designer Baby Dilemma: Can Muslims Choose IVF Embryos for Intelligence and Beauty?

A scholarly analysis reveals that while selecting embryos for non-medical traits may seem technically permissible in Islam, a deeper ethical evaluation based on Islamic jurisprudence uncovers profound...

Muslim Scientist
July 2, 2026
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Can AI Teach the Quran: the Potential and the Gaps

AI Quran apps are multiplying fast, but can a machine truly replace a human teacher? A study reveals a tech gap that might surprise you. The ancient tradition of Quranic recitation, passed down throug...

Muslim Scientist
July 1, 2026
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The Science of Giving: How Charity Could Activate ‘Spirituality Genes’ for Better Health

Recent research bridges Islamic tradition with modern epigenetics, revealing that the act of giving charity could trigger biological pathways linked to happiness and spiritual well-being. Imagine that...

Muslim Scientist
July 1, 2026
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Muslim Women in STEM Canada: Workplace Study Reveals Hidden Barriers

The Promise and the Reality Canada prides itself on multiculturalism and diversity. Yet for many Muslim women working in the country’s computer and engineering sectors, the workplace often feels...

Muslim Scientist
June 30, 2026
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Medieval Muslims Had Better Oral Health

A bioarchaeological study of medieval Portuguese skeletons reveals that Islamic oral hygiene practices, rooted in religious teachings, may have protected against dental disease compared to Christian c...

Muslim Scientist
June 30, 2026
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The Journey of the Quran in Britain

A Book That Refused to Be Silenced Few books have traveled such a turbulent road into British life. The Quran, Islam’s holy scripture, has weathered bans, burnings, and bitter polemics over 14 c...

Muslim Scientist
June 29, 2026
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When Science Meets Scripture: Genetic Insights in Islamic Texts

A 1,400-Year-Old Scientific Revelation Imagine opening a 1,400-year-old text and finding descriptions of genetic inheritance, natural selection, and even the double-helix structure of DNA. This isn&#8...

Muslim Scientist
June 29, 2026
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