The Quran And Artificial Intelligence Rana Eijaz Ahmed

Professor Dr. Rana Eijaz Ahmad is a distinguished TTS- Professor in social sciences, an amazing scholar, researcher, and public intellectual whose work bridges political science, public policy, religion, governance, ethics, and emerging technologies. As Chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University of the Punjab, Lahore, he has spent over thirty years exploring how ideas shape civilizations and how knowledge can transform societies.

Dr. Ahmad has published extensively in international journals and authored several books on globalization, governance, international relations, and contemporary political thought. His research has been presented across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, while his writings continue to engage policymakers, academics, and the wider public.

In this groundbreaking work, The Qur'an and Artificial Intelligence, he ventures beyond conventional debates on technology to ask a deeper question: Can humanity build intelligent machines without losing its moral intelligence? Drawing upon Qur'anic principles alongside contemporary developments in artificial intelligence, he presents a thoughtful framework for understanding ethics, human dignity, responsibility, knowledge, and the future of civilization in the digital age.

Dr. Ahmad believes that technological progress reaches its highest purpose only when guided by wisdom, compassion, justice, and faith.

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