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Another Book Snippet
The author discusses their new book, “Qur’anic Wisdom for the 21st Century,” which reflects on the Qur’an and global injustices over the past two decades. Highlighting issues of socio-economic inequality and environmental decay, the author emphasises the need for collective action and gratitude towards divine provisions, urging a reflection on moral conduct in light of…
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Upcoming: Water of Leith May Walk
I am leading monthly nature walks for autistic women and non-binary individuals in Edinburgh, the next one being on 2nd May. The walks include observation activities and “sit spots” to connect with nature. The group aims for accessibility and encourages participants to dress appropriately for the weather. Advance sign-up is required.
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Understanding Ecological Collapse through Scripture
The post highlights the significance of biodiversity and the impact of human actions on living creatures, referencing Qur’anic verses that discuss divine justice. It emphasises that if God punished humanity for their wrongdoings immediately, no life would remain on Earth. This serves as a warning about our responsibilities towards the environment.
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God’s Signs in Nature: Understanding Biodiversity through the Qur’an
The post reflects on how the book ‘Animals in the Qur’an’ inspired a shift from anthropocentric to eco-centric views, focusing on stewardship within Islamic teachings. It explores various Qur’anic verses, particularly highlighting biodiversity as a manifestation of God’s power, emphasising the interconnectedness of all living creatures and the primordial role of water in sustaining life.
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Upcoming: Water of Leith April Walk
SWAN Scotland conducts monthly nature walks for autistic women and non-binary individuals, focusing on observation and connection with nature. Participants will engage in bird spotting and reflection during sit spots. The next walk is on 11th April, starting at Roseburn Terrace. Attendees should prepare for outdoor conditions and arrive punctually.
