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Scientific Facts in the Holy Quran

on Saturday, March 9, 2013

One flabbergasting miracle of the Quran is that it has stated uncountable scientific facts which the science itself quite lately. Hence, this series of my writings will be highlighting some facts stated by the Holy Quran fourteen hundred years ago.

‘Big Bang Theory’ Explained By Quran

Scientists have explained the origination of this universe by an accepted phenomenon widely known as the ‘Big Bang’. This theory has been supported by astronomers and astrophysicists after gathering experimental and observational data over a long period. According to this theory, the entire universe was a big mass or ‘Big Bang’, Primary Nebula. Later, there was a ‘Big Bang’ or Secondary Separation resulting in the formation of galaxies which then divided into planets, asteroids, stars, moons and the sun. This universe was created with remarkable precision and the chances of it occurring by ‘chance’ are zero.

The holy Quran explains this exact origin of the universe in the following verse. “Don’t the nonbelievers realize that the earth and heavens were joined together (as a Unit of Creation), before We made them asunder (as they are)?” [Al-Quran 21:30]

One must be amazed at how a book revealed fourteen hundred years ago could have stated such an astounding fact, which the astronomers were only able to discover recently. Hence, this astounding similarity between Quran and the Big Bang Theory makes it crystal clear that the holy Quran cannot be written by any man himself and is indeed a book from Allah.

Proof of the Gaseous mass of the universe before its creation

Scientists further say that the celestial matter was in the form of gaseous matter before these galaxies were created in this universe. Hence, precisely, there were only gaseous matter or clouds to be found before the galaxies were made. To describe this gaseous form, the word smoke can be more appropriate. Quran uses the word dhukhan meaning smoke for the state of the universe before it was created. “Furthermore, He (Allah) composed in His design the sky, which had been Smoke (previously): He said to it (sky) and to the earth: ‘Come ye together, either willingly or unwillingly.’ They said: ‘We come (Together), in willing obedience.’ (Quran 41:11)

Once again, it can be clearly seen that the origin of the creation of the universe was not known to the Arabs when Quran was revealed making it even more obvious that it cannot have been written by any human being. Hence, Quran indeed is the true word of Allah sent to humans for their guidance. To this date, it remains in its purest and authentic form and has withstood all the efforts directed to distort it.



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Facts about Islam

on Thursday, March 7, 2013

‘Islam’ is that Arabic word which means obedience and submission and is derived from a word which means ‘peace’. The follower of the religion of Islam is a ‘Muslim’. The central belief of Islam is that there is only one God who is called in Arabic, Allah. Muslims believe that Allah is the supreme ruler of the universe. It is believed that Islam was revealed more than 1400 years ago in Mecca. According to Muslims, a number of prophets were sent for humanity so that mankind could learn to live according to the law of God. Moses, Abraham, and Issa are revered as prophets of God. Muslims believe that Muhammad was the last in the line of prophets of God.

The holy book of Muslims is Qur’an on which they base their laws. They treat the Qur’an with great respect as they believe that the Qur’an is the words of Allah, and each and every word in Quran is highly valued. To become a Muslim, there are no special characteristics that are required. Anyone who is willing to become a Muslim can convert to Islam all alone, publically or with the help of a preacher. To enter the religion of Islam one has to pronounce the “Shahada” (Testimony) which is one of the most important pillars of Islam. He/She should believe that there is only one religion and one God.

Becoming a “Muslim” means that one has become pious, and whatever wrongdoings he had done earlier have been forgiven by the Almighty God - Allah. While accepting Islam, one should know the meaning of God. It may also be kept in mind that the God Himself has described that except thyself no other power has any right to be worshiped like him; which means that all kinds of worships should be done for the sake of God. Any other form of worship or prayer is against the ethos and ethics of Islam and hence is forbidden. In the context of worship, it is not only the prayer done to seek the blessings of God but all acts and deeds performed during the day-to-day activities of one-self. While pronouncing testimony of Islam one should keep it in the heart that there is only one God.

All the messages have been conveyed to the Prophet by God and are required to be strictly adhered. The Prophet Muhammad has all the characteristics as defined in the Qur’an itself. Islam means that any person who is in dire need of food, want directions to reach his desired destination then he should be provided with food and directions considering it as his sacred and utmost duty. Any kind of exploitation of old, children or women is forbidden in Islam. All the followers of Islam have to attend the Hajj every year which is their pious duty. The Muslim should be noble, reliable and trustworthy and should pay alms to the poor and needy people. Islam is also a religion of peace and love unlike what many people think.



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