Sapience Institute for Islamic Thought and Education.
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From today, those speaking formally on our platforms must have genuine structures of accountability and demonstrate a willingness to accept correction.
This policy applies to our team, instructors and guest speakers, and aims to strengthen sincerity, responsibility and trust in the da‘wah.
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“What can I leave behind?”
Facing the possibility of death, Mohammed Hijab made a decision whose impact he could never have imagined.
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For six years, we’ve produced series such as The Intellectual Seerah, The Way of Love, No Doubt and Darwinism Deselected—helping people defend and share Islam with confidence.
More series are waiting, including Dr Hamza Tzortzis’s PhD research on the Qur’an, science and the multiplicity of readings approach.
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The Architecture of Artificial Deception
AI: Its Three Layers of Control and How to Break Free
AI is shaping more than how we work—it is shaping what we trust, who we turn to, and how we understand ourselves. Discover three layers of deception behind the technology and how to protect your judgement, relationships, and faith.
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New Video | PhD Series Episode 20 — Final Episode
After 20 episodes, the PhD Series comes to a close.
In this final session, Mohammed Hijab brings the argument from dependency and ontological neediness together, while tackling a crucial question: how far can human reason go when speaking about God?
Watch the final episode: youtu.be/DcqjMzMTNCI
Imam al-Ghazali | In Defence of Islam – Episode 3
What happens when a civilisation becomes outwardly strong but inwardly weak?
In Episode 3 of In Defence of Islam, Dr. Osman Latiff explores Imam al-Ghazali and the spiritual crisis he saw unfolding across the Muslim world.
At a time of political fragmentation, rivalry and the growing threat of the Crusades, al-Ghazali recognised that renewal could not begin with politics or power alone. It had to begin with the heart.
His call to sincerity, self-accountability and purification would go on to shape a wider revival — influencing the generations that followed, including figures such as Nur al-Din Zengi and Salah al-Din.
Watch Now: youtu.be/orPMtJORSRE
Muʿādh ibn Jabal | In Defence of Islam – Episode 2
Dr. Osman Latiff explores Muʿādh ibn Jabal's mission and the lessons it holds for us today: knowledge, wisdom, character, priorities and understanding the people you are calling to Islam.
Watch now: youtu.be/U0Uyed3d59w
What does it mean to be an unnamed person?
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New Video | PhD Series Episode 19
Can God be proven from the mind alone?
In this episode, Mohammed Hijab examines the ontological arguments for God’s existence, from Anselm and Descartes to Gödel and Alvin Plantinga.
Watch now: youtu.be/cIm7UsVQM04
He came running from the farthest part of the city, risking everything to call his people to the truth. Yet the Qur'an never mentions his name.
In Episode 1 of In Defence of Islam, Dr. Osman Latiff explores the remarkable story of the man in Surah Yasin and the lessons his courage and sincerity hold for us today.
Watch now: youtu.be/gkaGuHjXRhM
New Video | PhD Series Episode 18
Can the universe cause itself?
In this episode, Mohammed Hijab rounds off the discussion on objections to God’s existence by focusing on one of the stranger but increasingly popular claims: that reality may somehow be self-caused, circular, or explained from within itself.
The session explores circular causation, Quinton Smith, al-Rāzī’s response, and why a chain of needy things cannot explain itself — whether infinite, circular, or self-referential.
Watch now: youtu.be/sRZNdE8OQjY
