The Scriptural Analysis of Environmental Sciences in Islam

Abstract

This study offers a scriptural and eco-critical analysis of environmental themes in the Qur'an, exploring the intersection between ecology and Islamic theology. As environmental challenges intensify globally, religious texts are being revisited through the lens of ecocriticism. The Qur'an presents a view of nature as divinely imbued with meaning and purpose, emphasizing its sanctity, the interconnectedness of all creation, and the moral responsibility of humankind as stewards of the earth. By analyzing selected Quranic passages, this research highlights the ethical and theological foundations for environmental consciousness in Islam and contributes to the growing discourse on religion and ecology.