The miracles of the Qur'an: The creation of the universe

Q: What does the Qur'an reveal about the origin of the universe?

The Qur'an states that the heavens and the earth were created from nothing. This information is in full agreement with modern astrophysics, which concludes that the universe came into existence from non-existence approximately 15 billion years ago.

Q: How does the Qur'an address superstitious beliefs of the 7th century?

The Qur'an corrected groundless myths, such as the belief that mountains served as pillars to hold up the sky. By revealing that the heavens are raised without visible support, it invalidated superstitious physical concepts prevalent at the time.

Q: Why is the scientific accuracy of the Qur'an considered a miracle?

The presence of profound scientific facts in the Qur'an, discovered by humanity only through 20th-century technology, serves as evidence that it is the word of Allah. These truths could not have been known by anyone living 1400 years ago.

Q: What is the relationship between the Big Bang and the Qur'an?

Modern physics describes the universe as originating from a single point of nothingness, a process termed the Big Bang. The Qur'an announced this creation of matter, energy, and time from non-existence 1400 years ago, demonstrating the divine source of its knowledge.

Abstract

This video examines the scientific miracles of the Qur'an, focusing on how verses revealed 1400 years ago align with modern astrophysics. It explains how the Qur'an presents profound truths about the creation of the universe, such as the Big Bang, long before 20th-century technology confirmed these realities. The video illustrates Allah's artistry in creation through these divine revelations.