Coordinator General of COMSTECH Prof Dr Iqbal Choudhary, an organization dedicated for the promotion of science and technology in the Muslim world, has proposed a global initiative to unite institutions working on the intersection of the Holy Quran and science during meeting of Board of Directors at the Research Centre for Science and the Quran, in Iran.
OIC Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH) coordinator suggested the establishment of global network of institutions working on the Holy Quran and Science to facilitate collaboration and the development of a joint research strategy in this field.
He emphasized that the Muslim world's approach to science is unique, as it is deeply rooted in Quranic values, which align scientific progress with ethical and moral considerations. Coordinator General called for scholars and researchers to integrate these principles into their work to address global challenges and advance knowledge in ways that are both innovative and responsible.
The proposal underlines the importance of combining spiritual and scientific dimensions, positioning Quranic values as a guiding framework for ethical and purposeful research.