The Results Are Out!

An analysis of the primary STEM education scenario in the Muslim world by the Editors of Muslim-Science.com Education is a prime time issue all over the world now. The Muslim world produces a small amount of scientific output. Looking at the statistics, forty-one predominantly... Read More

Avoiding Miracles and Emphasizing Naturalism in Science Teaching

By Salman Hameed Some of the most challenging and exciting areas of research, deal with various forms of ‘origin’ questions. Origin of life. Origin of the Earth. Origin of human beings. Origin of consciousness. And of course, the origin of the universe. These are not... Read More

Is Science Education the Real Issue?

By Dr. Rana Dajani I was already a lecturer at a university for two years, when I realized, that real change starts at a much earlier level, in school. So, I decided to become a school teacher. It is not easy to be a teacher,... Read More

Inquiry Based Science Education: the gateway to scientific development in the Islamic world

By Sameh Soror After the first industrial revolution on the 16th Century, the world needed a workforce to fill the assembly lines and factory floors that were coming up every day. In response to the need for this workforce, the ‘industrial’ model of school and... Read More

Could there be an Education Emergency?

By Dr. Athar Osama In the pecking order of fundamental rights, such as, that of freedom, security, liberty and religion, a right to education did not feature, until quite recently. Things like life and liberty which were instrumental to sustaining a life, seemed much more... Read More

Preparing Future Generations for the Knowledge Society: Arab Knowledge report 2010/2011

The Arab citizen lies at the heart of the process of building the desired knowledge society. The Arab Knowledge Report 2010/2011 proceeds to the stage of laying the foundations for the knowledge society by developing principles of dealing with the methodologies and mechanisms of... Read More

Report: The World of Science Education - Arab States

The full report can be viewed... Read More

Will the Sun Shine on Pakistan?

By Razya Kirmani   Steaming rubbish heaps, foul waterways, unexplained ailments, unexpected deaths – this is the reality of most modern developing countries. Those who can, retreat into bubbles of serenity; those who cannot, succumb to tired banality. Some strive to bring... Read More

Environmentalism as an Interface for Science Education in Muslim Societies

Guest Editorial by: Dr. Saleem H. Ali, Member of the Editorial Committee, Muslim-Science.Com   Inculcating scientific empiricism within Muslim societies, continues to be a challenge task across the world because of continuing perceptions, that science is an antithesis to... Read More

Whale Valley: An Evolving Story

By Paula Hammond   Just beneath the sun scorched sands of the Wadi Al-Hitan lie the bones of creatures whose discovery has added a new and thrilling chapter to the story of evolution. Say the word ‘Egypt’ and most people will conjure up images of... Read More