Interdisciplinary Quranic studies: A methodological approach

Interdisciplinary Quranic studies: an approach and methodological entry to the relationship between the Quran and its sciences with other disciplines (humanities, applied sciences, technology, health). The Noble Quran and its interpretation are sources of knowledge, and the foundation of methodologies and studies, so the Muslim always turns to it in deriving knowledge and establishing sciences, in addition to supporting all other disciplines, evaluating them, and bringing them closer to Islamic culture and identity, and reviewing and refining the translated ones according to our social and religious values. Scholars and researchers in various disciplines (humanities, applied, administrative, health, mental...) have strived to connect issues and sciences to the Book of Allah the Exalted, opening wide fields for research, and contributing to uncovering hidden areas that need addition and refinement in Quranic studies. They participated in bringing the Noble Quran closer to scientific and social life, and incorporated it into research halls, observation laboratories, and experimental labs (in the East and West); this reveals its presence in the consciousness and awareness of every Muslim, whether in Islamic or Western academia. From here, the idea of creating a study that paves the way and a clear methodological approach that the interested can use to navigate this interdisciplinary field has emerged, a necessity imposed by the need of the intellectual and interested in all theoretical and applied fields, as well as researchers and those affiliated with higher studies. Authored by: Prof. Dr. Omar bin Abdulaziz Al-Duhayshid. Mohammed bin Hussein Al-Ansari. About the author: Prof. Dr. Omar bin Abdulaziz Al-Duhayshid: a professor at King Saud University in the Department of Quranic Studies. Dr. Mohammed bin Hussein Al-Ansari: reviewer of books at the Association of Neighborhood Centers. Number of volumes: 1 Issue number: 88 Book size: 17*24 cm Number of pages: 200 pages Year of printing: 1445 AH – 2024 AD First edition.