In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the historical relationship between science and the Muslim community, tracing the remarkable achievements of the Golden Age of Islam to the contemporary challenges facing scientific inquiry within the community today.

We being by exploring the unscientific attitude of Muslims across the world. due to rejection of the principle of causality. By examining the impact of the Ashari school of thought, which emphasized occasionalism and rejected the notion of causality, we uncover how certain philosophical beliefs may have stifled rational thought and scientific inquiry over the centuries.

We will also explore the contributions of renowned Muslim scientists, mathematicians, and philosophers who laid the groundwork for modern science, highlighting figures like Al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Sina, and Al-Razi. Their groundbreaking work in fields such as mathematics, medicine, and astronomy propelled the world forward and established the Muslim world as a center of intellectual excellence.

This video aims to spark a critical conversation about the need for a renewed appreciation for science and reason within the Muslim community, encouraging viewers to reflect on the historical context and contemporary implications of this important issue. Join us as we explore the intersection of faith and reason, and consider what it would take to reignite the spirit of scientific inquiry among Muslims today.