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Fatwa: Science and religion can coexist within limits
The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta announced that studying worldly sciences does not conflict with Islamic knowledge, and that both complement each other; a Muslim cannot do without either. They emphasized that mixing between genders in schools and universities is permissible as long as general manners and Islamic teachings are adhered to, with the implementation of guidelines to ensure compliance with proper conduct. Additionally, it was highlighted that there are differences among Islamic scholars regarding the obligations of certain sciences. Some secular sciences are praised, while others are deemed blameworthy. The call to restrict education to only Islamic sciences is considered a narrow-minded idea that contradicts the pursuit of knowledge mandated by Shariah.
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