Religion Science and Human Society: Religion and Science helps to Build, Peace, Prosperity and Happiness in Human Society.

By Dr. Akram Mohammad PH.D. (Chem.) LL.M

In "Religion, Science, and Human Society," Akram Mohammad explores the intricate relationship between religion, science, and societal dynamics, advocating for harmony in diverse societies. He portrays faith as a guiding force and science as an illuminating tool, stressing their importance in addressing so

• Language: English
• Publisher: Oxford Book Writers
• Release date: Apr 22, 2024
• ISBN: 9781964482149

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Dedication

To my late parents, Father Major M. Mustafa (Retired Indian Army officer), and Mother Mrs. Kulsoom Begum, who planted the seed of knowledge in my mind and nurtured it. They told me, Words have the power to change the world.

Greatly loved and deeply missed, they were the source of inspiration, guidance, and support for my late brother Dr. M. Mukarram, Ph.D. (AMU), my late father-in-law CMO Dr. M. Shoeb Alam Khan, MBBS, MD, and my late sister Mrs. Nasimun Nisa Farhat, BA, B.Ed. (AMU), M.A. (BHU).

Acknowledgment

I, Dr. Akram Mohammad, Ph.D. (Chem.), LL.M., am extremely grateful to my family for encouraging me in all my pursuits and inspiring me to follow my dreams. I am grateful to my wife, daughters, and sons, who supported me emotionally and financially to make it possible to complete my book.

Awesome my family, wife Mrs. Nuzhat Alam Akram, B.A (Pharmacy Asst.); daughters, Miss Afreenish Yusirah Akram, B.Sc, food Science, M.A. (Carleton University, Ottawa); Miss Parihan Israh Akram, B.Sc. Health Science (Carleton University, Ottawa); Miss.Afrah Inshirah Akram grade- 5, Std, and Sons Azfar Al-Affan Akram, B.Sc-Biotechnology, M.Sc.Std. (University of Ottawa), Yawar Az- Farhan Akram, B.Sc.-Biotechnology, Std. (University of Ottawa), Zafar Eshan Akram, B.Sc. Neuroscience Std.(Carleton University), Uzair  Ziad Akram ,grade -12 Std.

Thanks to my Indian family members, brothers, Col. Dr. M. Azam, M.D., Ph.D.; Dr.M. Muazzam, M.Tech., Ph.D.; Prof. Dr. M. Aslam-Hameshgul, MD; Principal M. Samiullah, M.Com.; M. Ibrar Ahmed, M.A., Capt. Sabir, Mahmood Khan.

Thanks to my mother-in-law, Mrs. Najma Khatoon, Sister’s in-laws, Mrs. Rafat Alam, Mrs. Farhat Alam, and brother-in-law, Intekhab Alam. Thanks to my late father, Major M. Mustafa. Late mother Mrs Kulsoom Begum, late brother Dr.M. Mukarram, late sisters, Mrs. Nasimun Nisa Farhat, Shabnanand and Razia, late father-in-law CMO Dr. M. Shoeb Alam khan and friend late Prof. Tahir Hussain.

Thanks to all my friends, families, relatives, and teachers for continuously inspired and provided moral support to me. Thanks to Mrs. Nuzhat Alam Akram for financial support to complete this book. Thanks to Jeff Lambert and his book project team members, for helping me to complete this book.

Dr. Akram Mohammad, Ph.D. (Chem.), LL.M

About the Author

Dr. Akram Mohammad, Ph.D. (Chem.), LL.M., is the author of the book Religion, Science and Human Society.

Dr. Akram graduated with a Ph.D. (Chemistry) from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India, an LL.M. from Lucknow University, India, and an M.Sc. in Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) from the University of Ottawa, Canada. He completed a diploma course in Paralegal from ACA, Ottawa, and Regulatory Affairs from AAPS, Toronto.

Dr. Akram has worked for his M.Phil. and Ph.D. Research thesis from Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI), Lucknow, and Research Associate from Industrial Toxicology Research Centre (ITRC), Lucknow, India. He was awarded a fellowship from the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Delhi, and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Delhi. He was president of the Research Scientist and Fellow Association (RSFA), Lucknow. India. He wrote an LL.M. thesis on Crime against women.

Dr. Akram was a Scientist in FAO of UNO in the Ministry of Agriculture and Water research lab-NAWRC, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Akram was the Professor, Chairman, and Head of Exam. Board at College of Pharmacy, Qassim University, Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Akram was a Scientific Researcher in Health Canada, Ottawa. He discovered and developed Flow through diffusion cell, a device to measure toxic chemicals in human skin. Dr. Akram was a Research and Teaching Associate at Carleton University, the National Research Council (NRC), and the University of Ottawa, Canada. 

Dr. Akram was born in Army Hospital, Madras, T.N., India, and grew up in his paternal grandparents’ home, Jamuwawu, Bilthraroad, Ballia, UP, and his maternal grandparents’ home, Khairaty, Sivan-Chapra, Bihar, India. Presently he is living with family in Nepean, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Akram got his primary, high school, and university educations from Jamuwawu, Ballia; Jabalpur, M.P., Allahabad, U.P., Bilthraroad-Ballia, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh; Lucknow University, India, and the University of Ottawa Canada. 

Dr. Akram's late father, Major M. Mustafa, was an Indian Army Officer, and his late mother, Mrs. Kulsoom Begum, was a homemaker. Dr. Akram has four brothers, Col.Dr. Azam, Dr. Muazzam, late Dr. Mukarram, Prof. Aslam, and late sisters Mrs. Nasimun Nisa Farhat, Shabnam, and Razia. Dr. Akram's home was in Bilthraroad, Ballia, and he got married to Nuzhat Alam daughter of CMO. Dr. M. Shoeb Alam and Mrs. Najma Khatoon from Baheri, Ballia, India, in Azamgarh. Dr. Akram has three daughters, Afreenish, Parihan, Afrah, and four sons, Azfar, Yawar, Zafar, and Uzair. He is now living with family in Nepean, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Dr. Akram's contact email: [e-mail]

Preface

In the mix of Religion, Science, and Human Society, things get interesting. Think of faith as a guide and science as an explorer's flashlight. This book, Religion, Science and Human Society by Akram Mohammad, is like a tour through time, showing how these three things have tangled up over the years. It tries to make sense of where we came from, what problems we face now, and how we can get along better.

In this journey, each chapter looks at different parts of the puzzle. It tries to show how religious beliefs shape how we act, how science changes the way we see the world, and how people deal with the mix of faith and reason. The goal is to start a conversation that goes beyond simple ideas, making us question what we think and appreciate all the different views that make up our world.

This mix of Religion, Science, and Human Society is not just something for smart people to talk about. It's important for how we live together. This exploration helps us get along better, think about what's right when we make new discoveries, stop fights before they happen, find answers to big global problems, and build a future that keeps both old ways and new ideas.

Understanding how Religion, Science, and Human Society connect is not just a school thing; it's something that affects all of us. Each part is like a different song in the big concert of life. Getting the right mix is like finding the perfect blend for a recipe. It's not just about thinking – it's about making sure we keep what's good from the past while also moving forward.

This book is like a guide that says, Hey, let's think about how these things fit together. It's not just talking; it's a way to get us all to work together. By figuring out how Religion, Science, and Human Society connect, we set the stage for a world where everyone is welcome, everyone gets along, and we all find a way to live together happily. This book pushes us to look past arguments and see how each part makes us who we are. In this journey, we find out that when Religion, Science, and Human Society come together, they're not a problem – they're a solution. They help us figure out the tricky parts of our world and keep going in the right direction.

Contents

Dedication

Acknowledgment

About the Author

Preface

Chapter 1  Introduction

Overview of the Book

Importance of Addressing Religion, Science, and Human Society

Statement of Purpose and Goals

Harmony in Diversity

Different Aspects of Religion,

Science, and Human Society

Chapter 2  The Historical Context of Religious Influence

Tracing Religious Influence on Societies

Early Societal Structures

The Evolution of Religious Influence

Case Studies in Historical Conflicts

Exploring Ancient Wars: Lessons from the Past

In-Depth Exploration:

Understanding Ancient Wars

Chapter 3  Religious Texts and Constitutional Foundations

Islamic Countries and Quranic Laws

Christian Constitutions and Biblical Foundations

Jewish (Israel) Constitution and Thora Influence

Hinduism in India: Manusmriti,

Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana

Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism - Impact on Societal Structure

Chapter 4  Modern Manifestations of Religious Influence

Religious Influence in Politics

Shaping Political Agendas

The Role of Religious Leaders in Modern Governance

Examining Current Religious Conflicts

Chapter 5  The Evolving Role of Science in Warfare

Historical Perspectives on Weaponry

Modern Science and Its Impact on War

Chapter 6  The Use of Atomic

Weapons and Global Politics

The Birth of the Atomic Age

The Global Ramifications

Chapter 7  The Toll on Human Society: War, Conflict, and Displacement

Humanitarian Impact of Wars

Analyzing the Long-Term Effects on Societies

Chapter 8  Politicians, Religion, and the Manipulation of Societal Sentiments

Examining Historical Instances

Modern Case Studies

Chapter 9  The Role of Global

Leaders in Conflict Resolution

International Responsibility in Peacemaking

Consequences of Political Actions

Chapter 10  The Call for Public

Awareness and Advocacy

Recognizing the Root Causes

The Role of Public Advocacy

Chapter 11  Promoting Tolerance and Understanding

Educational Initiatives

The Role of Interfaith Dialogue

Chapter 12  The Media's Impact on

Perceptions and Narratives

Media's Role in Shaping Public Opinion

Chapter 13  The Ethics of Scientific Advancements

The Ethical Dilemmas in Scientific Research

Chapter 14  The Social and Economic Fallout of Wars

Economic Consequences

Societal Divisions

Chapter 15  Beyond Borders: International

ooperation for Peace

The Role of International Organizations

Chapter 16  Environmental Impact of Wars

Destruction of Ecosystems

Chapter 17  Religion, Science, and Sustainable Peace

Finding Common Ground

Chapter 18  Conclusion: A Call to Action for Readers

Final Thoughts: Encouraging Readers to Engage in Dialogue and Advocacy

Chapter 1

Introduction

Religion, Science, and Human Society come together at a cool spot where faith, discovery, and everyone getting along meet up. Imagine religion as a guide helping people through life's twists and turns and science as the superhero figuring out the secrets of the universe. But, sometimes, it's like they're doing a dance, and society has to figure out how to make it all work together. Finding a balance is like having a secret recipe for global happiness – where we respect each other's beliefs and high-five progress. As we mix ancient wisdom with new smarts, we create a world where different flavors make life awesome!

Overview of the Book

This book is a quest to unravel the dynamic relationship between Religion, Science, and Human Society. It is a multidimensional exploration that navigates the rich landscapes of belief systems, scientific discoveries, and the intricate dynamics of societies around the world. The chapters that follow will delve into the historical contexts, contemporary challenges, and potential harmonies that emerge at the crossroads of faith, reason, and collective living.

As we embark on this intellectual journey, each chapter will peel back the layers of complexity, offering insights into how religious beliefs shape societal norms, how scientific advancements influence cultural paradigms, and how human societies navigate the intersections of faith and reason. From ancient wisdom to cutting-edge discoveries, the book seeks to provide a comprehensive understanding of the intricate interplay between these three pillars of human experience.

The chapters are designed to be both informative and thought-provoking, encouraging readers to reflect on their own beliefs, question assumptions, and appreciate the diverse perspectives that contribute to the global tapestry of human existence. Whether one approaches this exploration from a religious, scientific, or sociocultural standpoint, the goal is to foster dialogue, promote understanding, and inspire a collective journey toward a more harmonious coexistence.

Importance of Addressing Religion, Science, and Human Society

Why should we delve into the intersections of Religion, Science, and Human Society? The answer lies in the profound impact these three elements have on our collective well-being, progress, and global harmony. Addressing their interconnectedness is not merely an academic exercise but a pragmatic and ethical imperative for navigating the complexities of our world.

Cultural Harmony and Understanding: The diversity of religious beliefs and cultural practices across the globe is vast. By addressing the intersections of religion and society, we can promote cultural harmony by fostering understanding and respect for different belief systems. This, in turn, contributes to a more inclusive and tolerant world where diverse perspectives are valued.

Ethical Considerations in Scientific Progress: Scientific advancements have the potential to bring about transformative changes in society. However, without careful consideration of ethical implications, these advancements can lead to unintended consequences. Addressing the relationship between science and society is crucial to ensure that progress aligns with ethical principles, promoting responsible innovation that benefits humanity.

Preventing Conflicts and Misunderstandings: Throughout history, conflicts rooted in religious or cultural differences have arisen. By addressing these intersections, we can work towards preventing misunderstandings and conflicts. Open dialogue and mutual respect provide a foundation for building bridges across diverse belief systems, fostering a sense of global unity.

Global Challenges and Collaborative Solutions: Many of the challenges we face today, such as climate change, pandemics, and social inequality, are global in nature. Solutions to these challenges require collaboration across borders and a shared commitment to progress. Understanding the intersections of religion, science, and society enables us to develop holistic and collaborative approaches to address these pressing issues.

Shaping a Balanced Future: The future of humanity lies at the intersection of tradition and progress. Striking a balance between the wisdom embedded in religious traditions and the innovation driven by scientific inquiry is essential for shaping a future that values both heritage and advancement. By addressing these intersections, we contribute to a balanced and sustainable trajectory for human development.

In essence, the importance of exploring the interplay between Religion, Science, and Human Society lies in the potential for creating a world that embraces diversity, promotes ethical decision-making, prevents conflicts, collaboratively tackles global challenges, and shapes a future that harmonizes tradition and progress.

Statement of Purpose and Goals

As we embark on this exploration, it is crucial to establish a clear statement of purpose and goals that guide the trajectory of the book. This statement serves as a compass, ensuring that each chapter contributes meaningfully to the overarching objectives of the exploration.

Statement of Purpose: The primary purpose of this book is to provide a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the relationships between Religion, Science, and Human Society. It seeks to transcend binary narratives that pit faith against reason tradition against progress and instead explores the potential for harmonious coexistence. Through insightful analysis, historical context, and contemporary examples, the book aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the complexities inherent in these intersections.

Goals:

Promoting Dialogue and Understanding: Encourage open dialogue and facilitate a deeper understanding of diverse religious beliefs, scientific advancements, and societal dynamics. By presenting a range of perspectives, the book aims to bridge gaps in understanding and foster a spirit of mutual respect.

Highlighting Historical Contexts: Explore the historical contexts that have shaped the relationships between religion, science, and society. By understanding the roots of current dynamics, readers can appreciate the evolution of thought and the impact of historical events on shaping belief systems and scientific paradigms.

Navigating Contemporary Challenges: Address contemporary challenges arising from the intersections of religion, science, and society. This involves examining ethical dilemmas, conflicts, and opportunities for collaboration in the face of global issues such as climate change, technological advancements, and cultural diversity.

Inspiring Critical Reflection: Encourage readers to critically reflect on their own beliefs, assumptions, and biases. The goal is to inspire a mindset of intellectual curiosity, encouraging individuals to question, learn, and appreciate the