Dr. Asad Zaman discusses the transformative power of Islamic knowledge, which once led the world in enlightenment but is now seemingly absent among Muslims. He argues that while Western knowledge is necessary for progress, it conflicts with Islamic teachings, creating a dilemma between adherence to the Quran and the need for modern education. Zaman advocates for a return to Islamic principles and the reformation of educational systems to produce a new generation of thinkers who can bridge the gap between Islamic values and contemporary knowledge.