INTEGRATION OF SUNNI INTELLECTUAL ALGORITHMS IN THE STUDY OF MODERN COMPUTER SCIENCE: A CROSS-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

Abstract

The convergence of classical Islamic scholarship and modern computer science creates an opportunity for interdisciplinary exploration. Sunni intellectual traditions, with their rich history of logical, mathematical, and algorithmic thought, provide unique insights that can be applied to contemporary computational problems. This paper investigates how classical Sunni algorithmic methods, including those developed by scholars like Al-Khwarizmi and Ibn al-Haytham, can inform and enhance modern computer science, particularly in areas such as algorithm design, cryptography, artificial intelligence, and data science. The goal is to examine the mathematical and logical rigor of Sunni intellectual algorithms and their relevance to computational models in today’s digital world. This work also demonstrates the intersection of philosophy, mathematics, and computer science, contributing to a broader understanding of knowledge transfer across historical and modern scientific disciplines.