Historical miracles of the Qur'an

Q: How does the prophecy in the Qur'an regarding the Romans serve as a sign of divine wisdom?

The Qur'an foretold the victory of the Byzantines over the Persians during a time when the Byzantine Empire was on the verge of total collapse. The manifestation of this victory exactly within the three to nine-year timeframe specified in the verses demonstrates that the information came from a source with absolute knowledge of the future.

Q: What does the expression Adna al-Ard refer to in the context of the Byzantine defeat?

The expression means the lowest land on Earth. It refers to the Dead Sea Basin, where the Byzantines suffered significant losses. This region sits at approximately 399 meters below sea level, making it the lowest point on the terrestrial surface.

Q: Why was the knowledge of the lowest land on Earth significant for the time of the revelation?

The fact that this region is the lowest place on Earth could not have been known or measured by anyone using the technology of that era. Identifying this specific geographical reality confirms that the revelation is a divine message, as such precision was only possible through modern measuring equipment.

Q: How did the historical events between 613 and 630 validate the Qur'anic verses?

History confirms that the Byzantine Empire was initially defeated and lost significant territories, including Jerusalem, to the Persians. However, in accordance with the prophecy, the Byzantines launched a successful counter-offensive, culminating in a decisive victory at Nineveh and the recovery of their lost lands.

Abstract

This video examines the historical accuracy of the Qur'an through its prophecy concerning the Byzantine Empire's victory over the Persians. It details how the revelation accurately predicted the turn of events within a specific timeframe, as well as the geographical miracle identifying the region of the defeat as the lowest land on Earth, a fact confirmed only by modern measurement.