This IMASE Initiative aims to nurture, encourage and employ attitudes and practices of an Islamic character towards science. The Islam and Science Forum aims to research and deliver coherent and realistic seminars, discussions and studies on matters related to science, technology, society and development.

Many of our projects involve researching, establishing and promoting sensible, balanced relationships between human activity and the natural environment. These projects are coordinated by the IMASE Environment Team.

The purpose of this initiative is to help nurture our primary resource, our constituent community of practice; Muslim scientists, engineers and students. By enabling the establishment of relationships of learning through workshops and programmes designed for intellectual nourishment and public benefit, IMASE aims to build capacity and the potential for further innovation and good works.

IMASE Entrepreneurs is a platform for Muslim businesses, researchers, academics, entrepreneurs and students to network and develop ideas into products of social and commercial value. The foundations of the forum are built around strong functional relationships between participants in sharing knowledge, expertise and experience to promote entrepreneurial activity.

IMASE begun working on Fair Trade issues in the run up to its pre G8 seminar of 'Trade, Ummah and Justice' held in Edinburgh on 26th June 2005. Our aim is for this group to promote trade links and affect change, from scales of the individual to the state.  Find out more how you can proactively get involved.