Salaam alaykum

The questions as always been asked
is religion compactible with science?
Is religion all about believing without asking questions?
Is religion against knowledge?
Why are a lot so called religious people ignorant?
Before we answer these questions let back in time and hope this journey changes our views of science with respect to religion
N/B- I'm not trying to compare islam with science just trying to clarify the point that religion isn't against scientific endeavors and never was
Back to basÍs..the list include some notables who have made great contribution to science

1FATHER OF MODERN MEDICINE- avicenna(abu ali
sina balkhi) ..also the founder of the concept of
momentum,forerunner of psychoanalysis,pioneer of
neuropsychiatry and also an important contributor
to geology
2 ABU aL-QASIM AL-ZAHRAWI--the father of modern
surgery
3 IBN AL-HAYTHAM--pioneer in OPTICS
Also contributed to "celestial mechanics"
Non-ptolemiac astrology
Experimental physics
Experimental science et al
4 ABU WAFA BUZJANI--mathematician and
astronomer and also made important contribution
to TRIGONOMETRY(trigonometric identities)
5 qEBER(jaBiR AL-HAYYAN)-father of CHEMISTRY
notable works--book of balance
-book of eastern mercury
Et al
6-AL-KHOREZMY-father of modern algorithm
7- Maryam Mirzakhani- first woman to win a nobel
price in mathematics
the word
knowledge,intellect and pondering were used in the
koran roughly 854times
Muhammed(p) stated "seek knowledge even if it
where in china" also he stated "I await a day when
mankind will explore the furthest stars"

Masha Allah with all stated above I leave my brothers and sisters here to make conclusions about the question
Is islam against scientific knowledge and all other kind of knowledge