I am learning the Islamic Philosophy of Science with students at the university and the public.
University
At the university, I teach FSA3000 Philosophy of Science. See video invitation to FSA3000 on why you should consider this course.
Lessons for FSA3000 Students
I will share more lessons here over time.
Public
I learn from scholars who serve at world-class Islamic organisations such as the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilisation (ISTAC) and Kalām Research & Media (KRM).
I have been invited to speak to the public on topics such as:
Introduction to Islamic Philosophy of Science
Here I introduced the Islamic Philosophy of Science to science students and had conversation with one of my teachers, Emeritus Prof. Datuk Dr Osman Bakar.
Islam and Biomedicine
I was invited by ISTAC to review ‘Islam and Biomedicine’, an editorial by Oxford Islamic scholar, Shaykh Dr Afifi al-Akiti and renowned physician Dr Aasim I. Padela:
Hanish, I. (2023). Book Review: ISLAM AND BIOMEDICINE by Afifi al-Akiti & Aasim I. Padela (Editors). Al-Shajarah: Journal of the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization (ISTAC), 28(1), 201-207.(Full article)
Science and Kalām
Current scientific thoughts have foundations in Kalām. Muslim scientists benefit from Christian intellectuals such as the Cartesians. The river also flows the other directions.
Here, I was invited to speak on Ash’arites, Cartesians and Occasionalism with one of my teachers, Dr Amran Muhammad.
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