Islam and science are two fields that have been traditionally viewed as incompatible, but there has been an increasing interest in exploring their intersection in recent years. Interdisciplinary approaches to teaching Islam and science have emerged as a way to bridge the gap between these two fields and encourage critical thinking. This paper aims to explore interdisciplinary approaches to teaching Islam and science, including strategies, innovations, and best practices. The paper call the need for interdisciplinary approaches. It then examines different interdisciplinary approaches, such as integrating Islamic perspectives into science education and using science to explain Islamic concepts. One of the key strategies for teaching Islam and science is to provide a historical and cultural context for students. This can help students understand the development of science in Islamic civilization and how it relates to contemporary scientific advancements. Additionally, providing an Islamic perspective on scientific concepts can help students understand their compatibility. Another important approach is to use experiential learning methods such as field trips and lab experiments to help students understand the practical application of scientific concepts in the real world. This can be combined with traditional Islamic learning methods such as memorization and recitation to create a more holistic approach to teaching Islam and science. Innovative approaches such as the use of digital tools and social media can also be effective in engaging students and promoting dialogue. While, social media can be used to share scientific advancements in Islamic countries and highlight the contributions of Muslim scientists. Overall, interdisciplinary approaches to teaching Islam and science are essential for promoting critical thinking, dialogue, and a better understanding of the compatibility between these two fields. The strategies, finally, the paper can serve as a guide for educators looking to develop interdisciplinary approaches to teaching Islam and science in their classrooms.