Ehab Abouheif's engagement with Islam & Evolution

Dr. Ehab Abouheif is professor and Canada Research Chair in Evolutionary Developmental Biology in the department of biology at McGill University, Canada. Dr. Abouheif’s primary research focuses on the evolution of ants and his articles have been published in prestigious journals, such as Science. He is also the co-director of the McGill Centre for Islam and Science, and is actively engaged in dialogue about Islam and evolution.
Why is understanding Evolution important for Muslims?
What Evolution is and is not
What the Holy Qur'an does and does not say about Evolution
“Historical and Contemporary Muslim Engagements with Science,” Monday, October 5, 2015 - Hampshire College
The Muslim world is currently going through enormous changes. This is not entirely surprising, as more than half the population in the Middle East, and in much of the larger Muslim world, is under the age of 25. This is also the first generation to have been fully affected by the spread of mass education in the region and the global technological revolution of the past two decades. It is therefore not a leap to predict that this generation will interpret Islam and shape its relation to the modern world for decades to come, and that these interpretations will be influenced by global concerns and technological developments.