Should Muslims Use AI?

Discover Yaqeen's framework for Islamically aligned AI use.

Yaqeen Newsletter  |  Jumada' II 14, 1447 AH  |  December 5, 2025 We're launching two new series this week, inshaAllah!   Tune into Real Talk every Thursday as we get real about Muslim women's experiences and challenges in today's world.   Watch The Salahuddin Generation every Saturday as we explore the history of the Muslims' revival after a collapse. Which series are you most excited for?   Watch Salahuddin Watch Real Talk AI is changing how the world learns about Islam.Yaqeen's latest blog explores what it means to build and use AI with taqwa, showing how Islamic ethics offer what today's tech desperately lacks: accountability before God.    Read "How Yaqeen Institute Approaches AI: Integrating Technology with Islamic Ethics" to learn more. Read the paper Download the Yaqeen app! Artificial intelligence is advancing exponentially in both its learning and efficiency, but is it truly a threat to human creativity? What will it mean when machines can outthink us, and will there still be a purpose for us in a world driven by algorithms?   Imam Tom explores the limits of AI, the blessings it can never replicate, and why no matter how advanced technology becomes, it can never replace the soul Allah placed within us. Watch now! Everyone is talking about Mamdani's win.   But behind the noise lies a harder truth: one election can't define a movement.   Our latest blog explores what this moment really means for Muslims, politics, and power. Read the paper The margins in a text have often been a place to add in our own notes, questions, and ideas.   In classical manuscripts, the ḥāshiya—the margin—was where Muslim scholars wrote handwritten notes to question, clarify, and push ideas further.   We continue that tradition with Hashiya—Yaqeen's new journal for intellectual and reflective scholarship. Join the Hashiya community: Subscribe: to Hashiya's newsletter Follow us: on LinkedIn and X Read: Issue 1 Share your Feedback:  What do you think of Hashiya? Please let us know your thoughts by filling out our feedback form. Discover Hashiya today! Know someone who would benefit from this content? Forward them this email so they can join—it takes seconds to subscribe. Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, 7750 N. MacArthur, Suite 120237, Irving, TX 75063 Unsubscribe Manage preferences