Religions and cultures mentioning the flood

Q: Why do different cultures around the world share legends about a Great Flood?

These convergent accounts suggest that the information regarding the flood was originally provided to various civilizations through a divine source as a deterrent lesson.

Q: What happened to the original accounts of the flood in different cultures?

Over time, the original accounts were altered and integrated into local mythologies and mystical tales, causing the true essence of the event to be lost.

Q: How is the Qur'an unique in its presentation of historical events like the flood?

The Qur'an is the only source that remains in complete agreement with empirical observations and is protected from any human alteration or distortion.

Q: What does the preservation of the Qur'an signify?

It signifies that the message revealed by Allah is under His special protection and will remain unchanged, ensuring that the truth is always available to humanity.

Abstract

This video explores why diverse ancient cultures across the globe share strikingly similar accounts of a Great Flood. It explains that these convergent stories are not mere coincidence but evidence of a shared divine origin. While many historical accounts were altered over time through mythology, the Qur'an remains the sole protected source that retains the essence of this historical event.