In some developed countries, the proportion of community members who embrace religious beliefs is decreasing. They rely more on the findings of science and technology as a guide for their daily lives. Religion is increasingly excluded from its role in guiding and directing society according to its values. Will people in Muslim countries experience the same thing? This is certainly a question that needs to be pondered deeply. So far, there has been no such trend. Even in Indonesia, there is a tendency to increase Islamic passion among the middle class and educated people. Religion and science both have an important part in the daily life of Indonesian Muslims.
The relationship between religion and science does not always go hand in hand. There are several models of the relationship between religion and science. First, religion and science support each other. A number of verses of the Qur'an clearly explain a scientific phenomenon, one of which is the process of human creation which was described long before science was able to explain it empirically. But on the other hand, there are differences of opinion regarding the first humans on earth related to the descent of the Prophet Adam and the theory of evolution developed by Darwin
