Miracles of the Qur'an - 2

Q: How does the Qur'anic description of the heavens and earth relate to the Big Bang?

The Qur'an describes the heavens and earth as having been sewn together before being unstitched. This mirrors the scientific understanding that the universe originated from a single point of infinite density that expanded outward, marking the start of the material universe.

Q: What protective functions of the sky are highlighted in the video?

The sky functions as a protected roof that filters harmful radiation and shields the earth from freezing temperatures and meteors. These protective features, including the atmosphere and the Van Allen belts, prevent solar flares and cosmic rays from damaging life.

Q: How does the Qur'an describe the structure of the earth?

The text points to the earth having seven distinct strata. Modern geology identifies these layers as ranging from the hydrosphere and lithosphere to the mantle and the core, confirming a complex multi-layered structure that was unknown 14 centuries ago.

Q: What does the discovery of subatomic particles reveal about the Qur'an?

The Qur'an explicitly mentions things smaller than an atom, demonstrating knowledge of subatomic particles. This aligns with modern particle physics, which confirms that atoms are composed of even smaller, fundamental components such as quarks.

Abstract

This video explores the scientific miracles mentioned in the Qur'an, highlighting how complex natural phenomena were revealed centuries before modern technology confirmed them. By analyzing verses concerning the origin of the universe, the structure of the earth, and the protective properties of the atmosphere, the video illustrates Allah's flawless artistry in creation. Viewers learn how these ancient revelations serve as profound evidence for the truth of the Qur'an.