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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Holy Quran is the final heavenly message to all people at all times, carries within its verses the living miracles that prove it is the Truth, as in the verse: {We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this [the Quran] is the truth. Is it not sufficient that your Lord is a witness over all things (53)} Surat Fussilat [41] Revealed in the seventh century, during a time when human comprehension of the cosmos was a blend of mythical narratives, Greek philosophical ideas, and the creation account from the Book of Genesis. Divine messages are rightly not intended to bring about a scientific leap, therefore, they were revealed in a manner that did not oppose the scientific views of their respective times. However, Science is dynamic and continually advancing. The Quran, being composed of fixed text, is required to address each generation according to their extent of knowledge, even when such knowledge is incorrect. It should do so in a way that remains relevant and meaningful to people of early times. Then, the same verses, with their fixed text, shall be able to address future generations when their knowledge has advanced. How does the Quran achieve this? This book will answer this question and will show that the scientific verses have been able to withstand the test of time and remained relevant and insightful throughout the various stages of scientific advances. It will take you on a journey led by the scientific verses of the Quran, through the creation of the universe starting from the Big Bang. Chapter One discusses the debate surrounding the 'Scientific Miracles of the Quran.' It then introduces the concept of 'Interim Interpretations'. Chapter Two lays out the foundation for approaching these verses, as derived from the Quran.Chapters Three to Five explore the verses related to the creation of al-Insan (mankind), with a particular focus on the creation of Adam (as). Chapters Six and Seven discuss the First Cell, DNA and the creation timeline. Chapter 8 addresses the subject of the Two Seas. Chapter Nine discusses counterarguments and highlights the differences between the Quran and the books that preceded it. In Part 2, Chapter 10 introduces the concept of Guided Evolution and Intelligent Design. Chapters 11 to 22 look into the creation and characteristics of the universe, namely the expansion of the universe, the collapse of a star when it reaches the end of its life, black holes, the seven skies, the multi-dimensional universe, the six days of creation, the day of resurrection, the big bang, death of a galaxy, and others. This section also addresses controversial topics, such as which was created first, earth or the sky? The setting of the sun in a warm spring, the splitting of the moon, and was the world created in 6 or 8 days? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Holy Quran is the final heavenly message to all people at all times, carries within its verses the living miracles that prove it is the Truth, as in the verse: {We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this [the Quran] is the truth. Is it not sufficient that your Lord is a witness over all things (53)} Surat Fussilat [41] Revealed in the seventh century, during a time when human comprehension of the cosmos was a blend of mythical narratives, Greek philosophical ideas, and the creation account from the Book of Genesis. Divine messages are rightly not intended to bring about a scientific leap, therefore, they were revealed in a manner that did not oppose the scientific views of their respective times. However, Science is dynamic and continually advancing. The Quran, being composed of fixed text, is required to address each generation according to their extent of knowledge, even when such knowledge is incorrect. It should do so in a way that remains relevant and meaningful to people of early times. Then, the same verses, with their fixed text, shall be able to address future generations when their knowledge has advanced. How does the Quran achieve this? This book will answer this question and will show that the scientific verses have been able to withstand the test of time and remained relevant and insightful throughout the various stages of scientific advances. It will take you on a journey led by the scientific verses of the Quran, through the creation of the universe starting from the Big Bang. Chapter One discusses the debate surrounding the 'Scientific Miracles of the Quran.' It then introduces the concept of 'Interim Interpretations'. Chapter Two lays out the foundation for approaching these verses, as derived from the Quran.Chapters Three to Five explore the verses related to the creation of al-Insan (mankind), with a particular focus on the creation of Adam (as). Chapters Six and Seven discuss the First Cell, DNA and the creation timeline. Chapter 8 addresses the subject of the Two Seas. Chapter Nine discusses counterarguments and highlights the differences between the Quran and the books that preceded it. In Part 2, Chapter 10 introduces the concept of Guided Evolution and Intelligent Design. Chapters 11 to 22 look into the creation and characteristics of the universe, namely the expansion of the universe, the collapse of a star when it reaches the end of its life, black holes, the seven skies, the multi-dimensional universe, the six days of creation, the day of resurrection, the big bang, death of a galaxy, and others. This section also addresses controversial topics, such as which was created first, earth or the sky? The setting of the sun in a warm spring, the splitting of the moon, and was the world created in 6 or 8 days? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The new religion came with new concepts and teachings, changing the Arab beliefs, values, rituals, social and cultural traditions and practices. Considering how they were before the dawn of Islam, the Introduction of the new religion must have been a massive educational project. In these circumstances, repetition is not only necessary, repetition is essential. We know today that repetition is a vital tool in communication. It plays an important role in teaching; as reiterating concepts from different angles deepens comprehension. In poems, repetition adds a musical quality, thus enhancing the emotional impact of a message. Repetition highlights critical ideas and reinforces retention by embedding them in long-term memory. Today, we hold the Qur'an in our hands as a complete book, reading it with ease, moving freely from Surah to Surah and from one part to another. We can cross-reference and reflect on its verses whenever we desire. However, this was not the case for the early Muslims in Mecca. They had access to only a few Surahs, yet they were the ones facing the oppression, persecution and torture inflicted on them by the polytheists of Mecca. When the unbelievers questioned why the Quran was not revealed all at once, Allah revealed the following verse telling the Prophet (PBUH): {And those who disbelieve said, "If only the Quran was revealed to him all at once". Thus (it is sent down in parts) to strengthen your heart, and We have revealed it gradually in parts (32)} [25]. Had the Qur'an been revealed in its entirety at one time, early Muslims would have been overwhelmed. In contrast, these timely revelations, responding to unfolding threats as they arose were precisely what the early believers needed. This dynamic and situational approach to revelation is what made the Qur'an profoundly effective in shaping, guiding and strengthening the Muslim community. This gradual process not only underscores the importance of contextual guidance but also helps explain the phenomenon of repetition within the Qur'an. Among early Muslims, there were the poor, the defenceless and the slaves; these were subjected to torture to force them to abandon their beliefs. Quran was telling them how Allah granted victory to believers who were subjected to much more tyranny and oppression. The story of Moses (as) in the face of the imperial powers of Pharaoh and his army gave them hope and conviction that they would also be victorious in the end. Hope and assurance are what they need at the time of despair, and the revelation gave them just that. So, this story was repeated, but from a varied perspective or narrative point of view, which suited the varied challenges they faced. Through these gradual, purposeful revelations, the Qur'an effectively shaped, guided, and fortified its followers, demonstrating the profound wisdom behind its structure and delivery. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.