This study examines the credibility of hadith(Islam’s prophetic tradition) -based information on web pages. It focuses on the utilization, concerns, perceptions and opinions of a majority of Muslim scholars and academicians concerning the credibility of hadith available on websites. The interesting finding of this study is that the majority of the participants lack trust and confidence in the hadith found on websites. They agreed that reliable criteria are needed to ensure that the hadith information found on websites is accurate and reliable. This study suggests important criteria for ascertaining the credibility of hadith information such as verifying its authenticity, determining the reliability of the web host, proper citation of the primary sources and support from hadith scholars.

This paper highlights one of the controversial issues among Muslims and none Muslims which is the wonders of the holy Quran and its ascendency over modern scientific discoveries. From the Positive perspective the wonders of Quran don�t add a real value to scientific discoveries, whereas, Muslim scholars contend the magnificent effect of Quranic miracles and its role of consolidating the Quran divine position among other revealed and philosophical books. The researchers present one of the Quranic marvels in field of eugenics and embryology as unequivocal evidence for compelling impact of the Quran nowadays by using the descriptive method. Researchers found that the impact of Quranic marvels is fact despite all objections depending on one example about determining the gender of the fetus and they attempted to compile Quranic verses that are relevant to the matter presented to two deferent categories based on the possible like between the verse and the issue of sex determination. � 2017 American Scientific Publishers All rights reserved.

In the age of scientific revolution, religious sciences are often seen as incompatible with contemporary popular knowledge. For Islam, its scholars categorically refute any such claim regarding its Holy Scripture, the Quran. They instead believe that the knowledge contents of the Quran cannot be contradictory to any established scientific fact, and it is a source of unity in diversity of knowledge. This study focuses on retrieving information from Quranic content of economics to explore this unity. Many forms of applications are available to retrieve information from Quran. Most of these have been semantic searches rather than thematic. To fill this gap, this paper develops an ontology for economic related verses of the Quran. Using data reduction, data clustering, authenticity verification, and data retrieval we obtained a better human-computer interaction for understanding the Quranic dimension of knowledge integration. � 2017 American Scientific Publishers All rights reserved.

This study highlights the integration of knowledge in Islam’s second most holy scripture called ‘Prophetic Traditions’ (the sayings of Prophet Muhammad PBUH). To attain this aim, it explores a new model for indexing the ‘Prophetic traditions’ based on its scientific content specifically issues related to medical sciences. This study used qualitative methods to analyse the content related to medical sciences in the most authentic compilations on Prophetic traditions namely Sahih al-Bukhari. All scientific content related to science are enlisted according to sub-areas of modern medical sciences. The used sub-areas are provided by the Malaysian Development Research Classification System 5th Edition through MOSTI. It is expected that this index could be a helpful tool for scientists to discover new domains in their discipline. Likewise, it would provide an avenue to the scholars of Islamic Prophetic traditions to review and renew the existing knowledge in their field.