Science and the Noble Qur'ân

Muhammad was unlettered. He could neither read nor write, and he grew up in Makkah where there were no schools. He was far away from the scientific circles that existed in Syria, Alexandria, Athens or Rome. Moreover, the scientific facts mentioned in the Qur'ân were not known in that age, i.e., the Seventh Century CE. Having studied and examined the Arabic text of the Qur'ân, Dr. Bucaille marvels:
I could not find a single error in the Qur'an. I had to stop and ask myself: if a man was the author of the Qur'an, how could he have written facts in the Seventh Century CE that today are shown to be in keeping with modern scientific knowledge? I had to acknowledge the evidence in front of me: the Qur'an did not contain a single statement that was assailable from a modern scientific point of view. I repeated the same test for the Old Testament and the Gospels, always preserving the same objective outlook. In the former, I did not even have to go beyond the first book, Genesis, to find statements totally out of keeping with the cast-iron facts of modern science.
Dr. Bucaille studied many scientific facts mentioned in the Qur'ân such as the creation of the universe, astronomy, the animal and vegetation kingdoms, human reproduction and other related issues. I shall select, for the sake of brevity, two of the above issues to draw the attention of the reader to one of the objectives of this booklet..

المنال	نادي المنال النسائي	ازياء	جمالك	العروسة
مطبخ المنال	مكتبة الكليب أرت	مكتبة البرامج	مكتبة الصور	مكتبة المرئيات والصوتيات
مكتبة الكتب	مكتبة القصص	المكتبة المدرسية	المكتبة الإسلامية	مكتبة الفلاش
مكتبة البور بوينت	مكتبة الألعاب	الأسرة والطفل	مكتبة الجوال	معرض الديكور
الطب النبوي والتدواي بالأعشاب	رموز وتواقيع	عالم الفوتوشوب	خلاصة المنال	للنساء فقط
الجديد	الأفضل	FOR THE SEEKERS OF TRUTH	اتصل بنا	التسجيل

Science and the Noble Qur'ân

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