Bridging Islamic Technological Heritage with Modern Innovations: Ethical and Practical Perspectives

Abstract

This study aims to analyse the role of technology in the Muslim society, particularly in the fields of education, health and banking. The study employs a secondary qualitative research technique where the literature is reviewed to establish the prospects and issues surrounding the adoption of modern technology in the Islamic context. As a result, themes are identified, for instance, the ethical issues of artificial intelligence, biotechnology and fintech in Islamic law. The study also underscores the important role played by scholars and Islamic institutions by explaining how growing technological advancements can be controlled to conform to Shariah. Analysing the historical contributions made during the Islamic Golden Age, the study compares the past achievements with the modern-day technological problems. It shows the way to integrate Islamic principles into technological advancement. The study is meant to offer a detailed account of how Muslims can embrace the use of technologies to enhance their lives while maintaining and upholding their belief system. Finally, the study ensures that the technology is incorporated in a manner that will be appropriate to the Islamic ethical standards while at the same time improving the society.