Please find the latest issue of our newsletter and journal Constellations here.

Issue 4 marks the first year of the e-publication and reports on our recent Environmental Crisis workshop in Cape Town and the Science Day in London.

The Journal section features Islamic, social and technological studies, addressing: coherence in the Qur'an, genetically modified mosquito trials and a growing problem of these times of economic uncertainty, unemployment.

Our Inflection, or self-reproach, reflects on apologist contributions to the Science and Islam debate, highlighting some of the of impacts of such ideas with a view to maturing our approach.

We invite you to forward this publication to relevant individuals.

Regards


The IMASE Team

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LATEST EVENT 1: Science Day at Islamic Circles Supplementary School, Froud Community Centre

Reported by Mahbub Alam & Team

LATEST EVENT 2: Environmental Crisis workshop entitled “Reflecting on Allah’s

Creation in the Midst of an Environmental Crisis’, at International Peace Varsity of South Africa (IPSA), Cape Town, South Africa – An Industry Perspective

Reported by Mogamad Rylands, Financial Manager of Wastemart

LATEST EVENT 3: ‘Reflecting on Allah’s Creation in the Midst of an Environmental Crisis’ held at IPSA, Cape Town, South Africa – The Deliberations

Reported by Najma Mohamed

ARTICLE 1: Contemplating Creation

Najma Mohamed

ARTICLE 2: R.I.P: Educated Idiot

Faatimah Salmyyah Raheem

ARTICLE 3: The Tribulations of Doing a PhD

Abu Hanifah

ARTICLE 4: Seeking Stable Employment in Today's Pre-Apocalyptic Difficult

Economy: A Return to the Almighty

Abu Hanifah

ARTICLE 5: Friends for (n)Ever

Faatimah Salmyyah Raheem

ARTICLE 6: Throwing Rocks at the Moon - The Question of Halal Water

Shafiq Morton

ARTICLE 7: Early Historical Footprints in the Cape of Good Hope – Phoenician or Chinese?

Shafiq Morton

INFLECTION 4: Science and Islam

IMASE REFLECTION: What Do We Want?

JOURNAL SECTION

The Argument of Qur’anic Coherence

Mohammad Faisal Khalil

Malaysia Plans a Potentially Dangerous Genetically Modified Mosquito Trial in the Open Environment

Rosli Omar

IMASE Report: Dealing with Unemployment

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