Islamic principles not in contradiction with sciences, says Professor, Director Leif Stenberg of AKU Study of Muslim Civilization

Source: The Express Tribune By Saadia Qamar

Does Islam validate science or not? And if it does, what is the philosophical ground that aligns sciences with the Islamic theology? These were the questions that Prof Leif Stenberg, the director of Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilization, Aga Khan University (AKU), UK, attempted to answer on Thursday.

He was delivering a lecture on ‘Science and Islam’ at the AKU Hospital Auditorium, Karachi, on Thursday.

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