Islamic Sciences: A Comprehensive Introduction | Islamic Studies & Knowledge Islamic Sciences by S. Waqar Ahmed Husaini is an insightful introduction to the integration of Islamic principles with various fields of knowledge and contemporary systems. The book explores important areas including Islamic ethics, jurisprudence, law, education, politics, economics, philosophy, history of science, sociology, culture, development, and systems planning. Drawing extensively upon the Quran, selected Sunnah and Hadith, the heritage of Islamic thought, and contemporary rational knowledge, the author presents a framework for understanding the Islamization of knowledge. The work examines how revelation and reason can contribute to the development of intellectual, social, technological, and economic systems within an Islamic framework. This 128-page English paperback is a valuable resource for students, researchers, educators, and readers interested in Islamic thought, knowledge, civilization, and the relationship between Islam and modern disciplines. From Author: Islamic Sciences: Ethics, Law, Education, Economics, Politics, Sociology, and Systems Planning. This book is an introduction to certain islamic "sciences" (ideology): epistemology, education, jurisprudence, ethics and law, politics, economics, philosophy and history of science, and sociology of culture and development. These disciplines are applied in "Islamic systems planning". particularly the engineering. The basic sources are the Quran which is used extensively, selected Traditions (Sunnah, Hadith) of Prophet Muhammad, the legacy of Islamic thought from the earliest to modern times, and contemporary rational (aqaliyyah, or secularized) knowledge of the social and natural sciences and engineering. This is a modern pioneering work on the principles and methodology of Islamization of all knowledge, Le, the Islamization of the contemporary ideological and technological cultures, through use of the above "sources" and modern ijtihad (Islamic expert opinion). This illustrates the Quranic principle of "integration" (tawhid), exemplified by Prophet Muhammad, through use of revelation (wahy) and reason ('aql), and imitation (taqlid) and "good" innovation (bid'ah hasanah).
