Science fiction and its future potential between religious reality and medical visualisation -Analytical study-

Abstract

This study aims to clarify the differences in the forensic perspective between what is related to the unseen, science fiction, genetic predictions, and real-world research, as well as to explore the future possibilities of genetic research. The study addresses four main axes, the first of which provides overviews of genetic engineering research, including the current situation and future plans, as well as accompanying perceptions. The second axis focuses on the concept of the unseen as a reference for followers of heavenly religions, including Islam, and studies materialistic and secular philosophies. The third axis deals with the overlaps between science fiction, predictions and reality, and reviews aspects of agreement and differences between them. Finally, the fourth axis examines the impact of Islamic jurisprudence now and in the future and the science of genetic engineering within the framework of the science of purposes, with the aim of providing a comprehensive Islamic legitimacy vision.