Tune your spirituality and observe the world through the interplay of science and religion, for The Signs of God do not lead to the same path.

Rich in reflection, this book provides answers to a fundamental question: How can we approach faith using scientific methodologies and frameworks?

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Reviews sought in all Islamic/Qur'anic journals, including: Journal of Qur'anic Studies (Edinburgh University Press, UK), IQSA (Atlanta, USA), Al-Bayan (BRILL, UK). Journal of Islamic Studies (OUP, UK), Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies (Lancaster, UK), Journal of Islamic and Muslim Studies (Indiana, USA), Muslim World Book Review (Leicester, UK), International Journal of Islamic Thought (National University of Malaysia, Malaysia).

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About the Author
Adrien Chauvet was born and raised in France, in a small village of Soultz-les-Bains. He was educated in a society in which science prevailed over all other forms of knowledge. Accordingly, he began his intellectual journey studying the natural sciences at Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg, France. At the age of 21, he travelled to the United States to pursue his studies, convinced that science was the ultimate way of knowing the world. He obtained his Doctor in Philosophy in Physics from Purdue University. During his studies, Adrien had the opportunity to interact with American Muslims communities. The Islam he discovered not only resonated with his Christian upbringing, but also appeared to coincide with his scientific view of the world. Adrien embraced Islam at the age of 24. He then progressed in his scientific career, while seeking to refine the convergence of science and Islam. This book recounts Adrien's journey of bringing together science and faith.

Reviews

The author impressively speaks from a vast scientific culture as well as a rigorous approach of the Islamic tradition. Accordingly, the author avoids falling prey to either scientific or religious dogma, precluding dialogue between two paradigms that are unfortunately seen as diametrically opposed to one another.

This book, punctuated with summaries that help the reader follow the argument, takes the reader on a journey across various themes such as the weather, electrons, waves, photosynthesis and the origin of life. But beyond scientific themes, it also addresses metaphysical themes such as freewill, predestination, good and evil, success and failure, renunciation and engagement. The author courageously tackles the question of evolution.

Hani Ramadan

Director of the Islamic Centre of Geneva

Book Information
ISBN 9781847741950
Author Adrien Chauvet
Format Paperback
Page Count 100
Imprint Kube Publishing Ltd
Publisher Kube Publishing Ltd