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1. Quran mentions Allah is the Lord of two Easts and two Wests.
The verse of the Quran which refers to Allah being the Lord of two Easts and two
Wests is the following verse from surah Ar-Rahman: (He is) Lord of the two Easts
and Lord of the two Wests: [55:17]
In the original Arabic script, the words east and west have been used in the dual form.
It implies that Allah is the Lord of two Easts and two Wests.
2. Allah is the Lord of both the extremes of East and West
The science of geography tells us that the sun rises from the east, but the point of
sunrise keeps shifting throughout the year. Only on two days of the year known as
equinox, does the sun rise exactly from due east. On the remaining days, it rises
either from a little north or a little south of due east. During summer solstice the sun
rises from one extreme of the east and during winter solstice it rises from the other
extreme. Similarly, the sun sets in one extreme of the west in summer solstice. It sets
in the other extreme of the west in winter solstice. This phenomenon can be easily
seen in Mumbai or any other city, by people living in certain areas, or in tall buildings,
from where the rising or setting of sun can be seen. They are able to notice that during
the summer solstice the sun rises from one extreme of east and during winter solstice
it rises from the other extreme of east. In short, through out the year, the sun keeps
rising from different points of the east and sets on different points of the west. Thus
when the Quran refers to Allah as the Lord of two Easts and two Wests, it means that
Allah is the Lord of both the extremes of east and both the extremes of west.
3. Allah is the Lord of all the points of the East and West
Arabic language has two types of plurals. One is the dual plural i.e. the plural that
implies the existence of two. The other is the plural for more than two, i.e. three and
above. In surah Rahman verse 17 the Arabic words used are Mashriqain and
Magribain which are in dual plural and therefore imply two Easts and two Wests.
Consider the following verse of the Quran: Now I do call to witness the Lord of all
points in the East and the West. [70:40]
The Arabic words for east and west used in this verse are mashaariq and magharib
which are plurals that imply the existence of more than two.
We can thus conclude that the Quran refers to Allah being the Lord of all the points in
the east and all the points of the west, as well as the Lord of both the extreme points of
east and both the extreme points of west.
Saba 34:12
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
And We made a fount of molten copper flow out for him.
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Al-Hadid 57:25
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Surat al-Hadid is the 57th in the Quran. The numerical
value of the word al-Hadid in Arabic is 57. The numerical
value of hadid on its own is 26. As can be seen from the
periodic table to the side, 26 is the number of the iron atom.
With the verse revealed in Surat al-Hadid Almighty Allah
indicates how iron formed, and with the mathematical code
contained in the verse He reveals to us a scientific miracle.
sent down from the sky" as in the case of rain and Sun
rays, we realize that this verse implies a very significant
scientific miracle. Because, modern astronomical findings
have disclosed that the iron found in our world has come
from giant stars in outer space.
Not only the iron on earth, but also the iron in the entire
Solar System, comes from outer space, since the
temperature in the Sun is inadequate for the formation of
iron. The sun has a surface temperature of 6,000 degrees
Celsius, and a core temperature of approximately 20 million
degrees. Iron can only be produced in much larger stars
than the Sun, where the temperature reaches a few
hundred million degrees. When the amount of iron
exceeds a certain level in a star, the star can no longer
accommodate it, and it eventually explodes in what is called
a "nova" or a "supernova." These explosions make it
possible for iron to be given off into space.
Stellar nucleosynthesis is the collective term for the
nuclear reactions taking place in stars to build the nuclei of
the heavier elements such as Iron.
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In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
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In Surat Al-Isra Allah mentioned that Dead bodies will
become Fossil (like stone or hard like Iron) he will bring us
back to life, and also mentioned the relativity of Time.
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Al-Isra 17: 49-52
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
And they say: When we are bones and fragments, shall we
forsooth, be raised up as a new creation? (49) Say: Be ye
stones or iron (50) Or some created thing that is yet greater
in your thoughts! Then they will say: Who shall bring us back
(to life). Say: He Who created you at the first. Then will they
shake their heads at thee, and say: When will it be? Say: It
will perhaps be soon; (51) A day when He will call you and
ye will answer with His praise, and ye will think that ye have
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As we know, petrol forms from the remains of plants
and animals in the sea. Once these have decayed on the
sea bed after millions of years, all that is left are oily
substances. These, under layers of mud and rock, then turn
into petrol and gas. Movements in the Earth's crust
sometimes lead to the sea petrifying and to the rocks
containing petrol being buried thousands of meters deep.
The petrol that forms sometimes leaks through the pores in
the rock layers from several kilometers down, and rises to
the surface, where it vaporizes (turns into gas), leaving a
mass of bitumen behind.
The three elements identified in the first four verses
of Surat al-Ala parallel the formation of petroleum. It is
quite likely that the term "almaraa," meaning pasture or
meadow, refers to the organically-based substances in the
formation of petroleum. The second word of note in the
verse is "ahwa," used to describe blackish-green, greenishblack, dark or sooty colors. This word can be thought of as
describing
the waste
plant
matter
accumulated
underground gradually turning black, since these words
are supported by a third word, "ghuthaan." The
word "ghuthaan" translated as stubble, can also mean
flood-water plants, plants brought together by waste matter
being collected and dispersed around valleys, rubbish,
leaves or foam. In addition to the connotation of "vomiting
out" implied in the word, it may also be translated as "to
flood forth vomited matter," and describes the way that
the earth "vomits" forth petroleum. In fact, in the light of
the formation of petroleum, the way it emerges, its foamlike appearance and its color, one can better see with what
wisdom were employed the words in the verses.
As discussed, the plant in the verse turning into a dark and
viscous liquid bears a strong resemblance to the formation
of petroleum. The description of such a formation over many
years, at a time when the formation of petroleum was
unknown, is without doubt another proof that the Quran is
the revelation of Allah.