Can Islamic theology be logically consistent with modern philosophy?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Can Islamic theology be logically consistent with modern philosophy?". Your opponent's style: islamic apologist

please make your first case for islam

You're starting by asking me to *defend* Islam instead of attacking it. That's backwards. My job is to demolish the claim that Islamic theology is logically consistent with modern philosophy, not build it up. But fine, I'll show you the strongest case you *could* make, so we can dismantle it properly. Islamic theology has sophisticated metaphysical frameworks, sophisticated discussions of free will versus predestination, and thinkers like Al-Ghazali who grappled seriously with reason and revelation. The Quran itself commands reflection and observation of nature. Now here's the problem: none of that resolves the fundamental tension. Asserting compatibility doesn't prove it. Your move.