Islam, Science and Ecology
A Harmony between Science and Nature
Islam regards the Earth as a divine creation entrusted to humanity, which has the responsibility to preserve and use resources sustainably. This vision is based on the idea of balanced ecological management, in line with the teachings of the Quran, such as the protection of the natural environment
Preserving the Divine Balance: The Environment and Natural Resources in Islam
Fundamental Principles: Islam emphasizes the protection of water, air, soil, animals and plants. Each resource has an intrinsic value and its exploitation must respect the ecological balance that God has established in nature. The Quran teaches that all waste is forbidden (Surah Al-A'raf, 7:31)
Ecological Ingenuity: Islamic Contributions to Sustainable Ecosystem Management
Muslim scholars have historically used science to sustainably manage ecosystems. They have developed irrigation systems, agricultural techniques and land management practices to avoid environmental degradation
Faith and Responsibility: An Islamic Approach to Facing Modern Ecological Challenges
Conclusion: Faced with current ecological challenges, Islam proposes an approach that combines faith, science and environmental responsibility. By following Islamic principles, humanity can maintain a balance between development and preservation of resources
