Vol. 34 No. 2 (2024): Special Issue: Transhumanism & Islam

This special issue exploring the intersections of transhumanism, biotechnologies, and Islamic perspectives. It provides a comprehensive platform for scholarly inquiry into the philosophical, theological, social, and ethical dimensions of these complex and timely issues.

Guest Editor: Hureyre Kam, University of Innsbruck

URN: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0000-jeet.v34i2

Published: 2025-03-17

Special Issue: Transhumanism & Islam

Introduction to the Special Issue

Hureyre Kam

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Beyond Muslim Concerns About Transhumanism Challenging Muslim Skepticism and Advocating a Pro-Transhumanism Perspective

Prof. Dr. Ali Ghandour

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Navigating the Anthropocene Responsibility Ethics as a Necessary Moral Orientation in a Transhumanist World

Hureyre Kam

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Transhumanism as a Challenge for Islamic Law

Serdar Kurnaz

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Space Travelling and its Challenges A New Scenario for Islamic Ethics?

Dr. Lorella Ventura, Prof. Maurizio Balistreri

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Can We Live Longer and Should We? Radical Life Extension, Biomedicine, and Islamic Bioethics

Aasim I. Padela, Raudah Yunus

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Ethical Challenges of Deep Brain Stimulation An Islamic Perspective

Dr. Hadil Lababidi, Toqqa Kafafy, Dr. Mariam Gamaleldin

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Vol. 34 No. 2 (2024): Special Issue: Transhumanism & Islam

Special Issue: Transhumanism & Islam

Introduction to the Special Issue

Beyond Muslim Concerns About Transhumanism Challenging Muslim Skepticism and Advocating a Pro-Transhumanism Perspective

Navigating the Anthropocene Responsibility Ethics as a Necessary Moral Orientation in a Transhumanist World

Transhumanism as a Challenge for Islamic Law

Space Travelling and its Challenges A New Scenario for Islamic Ethics?

Can We Live Longer and Should We? Radical Life Extension, Biomedicine, and Islamic Bioethics

Ethical Challenges of Deep Brain Stimulation An Islamic Perspective