- In “Islamic Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence” (Islam Online), Musa A. Mosiudi (Islam Online) writes, “As autonomous algorithms begin to mimic human cognition and tools like CRISPR-Cas9 afford scientists the ability to rewrite the biological code of living organisms, humanity is forced to confront existential questions regarding identity, agency, and responsibility. For Muslims, these rapid shifts cannot be navigated through blind adoption or reactionary isolation. Instead, they demand a rigorous intellectual engagement rooted in the immutable text of the Quran and the lived example of the Sunnah. By filtering modern innovation through the comprehensive objectives of divine law, Islamic jurisprudence provides a balanced, ethically grounded framework that welcomes progress while firmly safeguarding the sanctity of human dignity and the natural order established by the Creator.”