ISLAMIC LEGAL RULINGS ON THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MODERN TECHNOLOGIES

Abstract

This article provides a thorough scholarly analysis of the Sharia 
rulings related to the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and modern 
technologies and their application in practice. It examines the attitude of 
Islamic law towards new technologies, historical and contemporary fatwas, 
and the views of Muslim scholars on the subject. The article discusses 
theoretical and empirical research, as well as the social and ethical impact of 
modern technologies. In particular, the Islamic legal aspects of using artificial 
intelligence are elaborated on the basis of fatwas issued by the World Muslim 
Scholars Council. The study also emphasizes the necessity of interdisciplinary 
cooperation between Islamic jurisprudence and modern technological sciences 
in addressing emerging digital challenges. Furthermore, it underscores that a 
balanced approach is required to harmonize innovation with ethical and legal 
norms in the digital age.