Islamic Culture: A Legacy of Learning

Islamic culture was designed to be open and learn from everyone. Sharia discourse

is not about blind faith; it’s deeply rooted in rationality, urging people to think and reason.

The Quran itself contains words from other languages, reflecting this diversity.

Historically, this led to incredible progress. During the Abbasid era,

scholars in the House of Wisdom translated and built upon Greek knowledge in medicine,

philosophy, and science. This principle comes from the Quran’s call for different

peoples and tribes to know one another. It’s a framework that balances faith with reason,

creating a dynamic culture that learns from and contributes to human civilization.