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YmirGF said:One could also site scientific evidence in the Cat in the Hat or Charlie and the Chocolate factory.
zasetsu57 said:"Until, when he reached the setting place of the sun, he found it setting in a spring of black muddy (or hot) water. And he found near it a people. We (Allâh) said (by inspiration): "O Dhul-Qarnain! Either you punish them, or treat them with kindness." S. 18:86
That is the "science" of the Q'uran speaking of where the sun sets.......
JerryL said:How about this: Instead of hurling websites, someone here who wishes to assert that the Quran clearly knows something that it clarly should not know give a single example (perhaps two) and defend it?
So, what is your absolute best argument?
zasetsu57 said:"speaking of pegs in the ground and the pegs splitting to create the mountains was actually a scientific truth to the creation of mountains".........mountains are created by the convergence of tectonic plates...not "pegs splitting".....scientific truth? Not even close!!!
Can you post the verses and at least tell us what he says they describe?maro said:alright jerryl,
I think I will pick something from the website of Dr. zaghloul el nagar, whose link is inside one of the links I have posted
because I trust this Man personnally, and I respect him very much,
and I am sure that this site is not a misleading one
and I was listening to his simple explanation in a T.v. progaram about the miracuolous verses in sura 81,
especially the verse 15 and 16,
and how they accurately describe one of the most known cosmological facts
but I think I will have to wait untill, his english website is finished
because it's hard for me to translate from arabic
Ryan2065 said:Can you post the verses and at least tell us what he says they describe?
Allah pbuh said:081.015
YUSUFALI: So verily I call to witness the planets - that recede,
PICKTHAL: Oh, but I call to witness the planets,
SHAKIR: But nay! I swear by the stars,
081.016
YUSUFALI: Go straight, or hide;
PICKTHAL: The stars which rise and set,
SHAKIR: That run their course (and) hide themselves,
In 1500 years no one has made a correct translation?because I couldn't find a translation that truely applies to the arabic words,by 100%, or even close
which is very important here to reveal the right meaning
BFD_Zayl said:Well, the ancient Alchemists of old made amazing discoveries, which were eventually forgotten, and re-discovered by todays scientists. *shrugs* your message does nothing to sway me friend, maybe you could have spent the time you took to write this to realize that people wont instantly convert because of your "proof". i guess i cannot blame you for trying, most people who try to convert people are concerned for the other person, and therefor try to help them.
I do agree that Islam needs a PR campaign but science is not the way to go about this my friend.maro said:wether u convert or not, it's ur concern, and not mine
I am doing this because I think it's my duty to show Islam to other people, the way it is
and Allah will ask me about that
because I am blessed by being born as a muslim,
unlike most people who were born in societies having Islam Phobia
and were negatively programmed about it since they were born
JerryL said:In 1500 years no one has made a correct translation?
The words which prove that the Quran predicted a scientific discovery can only be properly translated *after* the discovery in question?
That sounds just like a prophecy that is said to be specific, but can't tell you anything about an event until after the event when the prophecy is reinterpreted to make it fit the facts.
You understand it in Arabic. yo obviously speak English. Translate it.
I reckon I get yer meanin there. Ain't nothing like vernacular I says.. yes-sir-re.I want u to know that the arabic we talk in our daily life, is something completely different from the arabic teached in arabic schools
So you don't personally understand what the Quran says? Then how can you argue it's right?and in (arabic - arabic) dictioneries, the word usually have more than one meaning , and can be understood from many different aspects
So your defense is that the Quran is not clearly written nor well understood by muslim scholars?that doesn't mean bending the translation to fit the facts
Ryan2065 said:I do agree that Islam needs a PR campaign but science is not the way to go about this my friend.
JerryL said:So you don't personally understand what the Quran says? Then how can you argue it's right
Then you do understand the Quran, and you can speak English. Great. Tell us what the passage you have in mind means.I think I was clear in what I have said
and it didn't mean that I don't understand the Quran
How very condecending a position.but what I am saying , is that the arabic language is a very rich language ( unlike any other)
Sometimes that's called "sybmolism", sometimes "metaphor", sometimes "double entendre". There's lots of it in other languages.and a one sentence may have one meaning, and another deeper one
So you *don't* understand the passage in question? Then how can you assert that it is scientifically accurate when you don't know what it means?and I admit that the whole true meanings of the holy quran can never be revealed to us all at once
maro said:This is what u think
but actually science was the reason of many converts
He also didn't have to say "red"... When someone says god told them the explosion is like a red rose, if the red part isn't right the whole statement is wrong... So either he meant "red rose" or the passage isn't to be taken literally =)maro said:This is what u think
but actually science was the reason of many converts
and about the red rose,
what would have forced Muhammed to tell such a word anyway "rose"
wether red , or any other colour as u say
he didn't have to do such a thing