funny you ignored the fact that dr Lawrence brown. dr Gary miller. dr Gary lang that I cited reverted o islam after their research
When did you mention them? (Remember that if you don't use the 'Reply' button, I don't know that you've posted anything. It's down in the bottom right of every post, labeled 'Reply'.
But anywho, let's examine these cases of "Scientists who converted to Islam after their research".
Dr Lawrence Brown - A person who prayed to god during a personal trauma, promising to devote their life to him if god saved his daughter. His daughter recovered. The consultant explained the medical reason for the recovery but Lawrence "didn't buy it". He read about different religions and arrived at Islam because he thought Muhammad was the "final prophet" referred to in earlier scripture.He says "faith had entered my heart". No mention of the "science" in the Quran. His being a doctor (who aren't really "scientists") was irrelevant.
Dr Gary Miller - In his story he claims he converted from Christianity to Islam partly because the Quran contains no errors. He obviously did no reasrch on the matter because it dos contain errors. The flood never happened. There is no iron and brass wall between two mountain peaks somewhere in Asia Minor. The sun does not move in an orbit with the moon. Bones do not form before flesh in the human embryo, etc...
He also says the Quran contains unexplainable miracles like saying worker bees are female. Firstly, the Quran never says that. Second, Aristotle says that worker bees are female in his book 'The History of Animals' centuries before the Quran was written.
So we can see that Miller's conversion was based on a lack of understanding.
Dr Jeffrey Lang - reading his account there is no mention of science, just that he felt "led" to Islam when he read the Quran.
I am happy to accept that some people convert to Islam for a variety of reasons, and some of them are doctors or scientists - bet the numbers are tiny. It is an extreme rarity. It your claims are true it should be the norm. However, the vast majority of scientists (especially experts) reject it as mere superstition. If you are going to cite a couple of converts, you also have to recognise the millions who don't.
and we spread out the land like a carpet making travel upon its path easy ' thats the full verse. ard can mean [earth or land]
A carpet is always spread out on a flat surface. If the authors of the Quran knew the earth was round, they would have used an analogy that better describes reality.
moon surface in comparison is full of cracks and crevices. hard to travel upon its surface.
No idea what your point is here, but the earth's surface is also covered in natural obstacles - mountains, ravines, valleys, etc. The moon is actually pretty easy to navigate. Just watch the footage of the lunar rover, which travelled over 20 miles in a few hours, even under those extreme conditions.
never does quran say sun orbits the earth.
I understand that you haven't read the Quran so don't know what it actually says, but it explicitly describes the sun and moon both running in their orbits. It even says that the moon can never overtake the sun, which means they are
on the same orbit.
that was the belief of bible followers it was the church that arrested Galileo for discovering earth orbits the sun .....
See, this is the problem when you get all your info from Islamic propaganda sources.
The Ancient Greeks figured out the sun was the centre of the solar system in the 3rd century BC (although it wasn't universally accepted). The heliocentric model that Galileo was promoting was actually formulated by Copernicus over 50 years earlier.
nowhere does quran say a worldwide flood occurred
Yes it does. By saying that Noah's son drowned despite taking refuge on a mountain, and that the ark came to rest on a mountain several thousand feet hight, it must have been a global flood. Those two events would be impossible without a global flood, and as they are recorded in the Quran, they must be factual accounts of events that actually happened, right?
and most certainly never gives the reason as fallen rapist angels [nephilim]...
You keep banging on about this, but I have no idea what you think the relevance is.
you may want to stay out of hate sites and start all over.
Why do you think that the Quran, sunnah and classical tafsir are "hate sites"?
quran ' earth spherical moves in orbit
The Quran absolutely does not say that. Whoever told you that was lying to you.
Seriously, you should read the Quran. You would see it really isn't anything special and sounds exactly as if it was written by 7th century Arabs using earlier beliefs and customs as their main source material.
