Quran
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 7
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 6
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 5
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 4
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 3
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 2
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
The Meaning of Driving away Devils by Celestial Meteors in Quranic expression - 1
 - In verses 16-18 of Surah Hajar, the Qur'an talks about the "protected towers" in the sky, which God protects them from the influence of "demons" with the "meteor". Is this statement consistent with new science and our understanding of meteorites?! |
Quran and falling Hail from the Heavenly Icebergs - 4
 The Qur'an says in verse 43 of Surah Noor: "God sends down cold from the sky - from the mountains in it"; Are there mountains in the sky? Why haven't space scientists seen it?! |
Quran and falling Hail from the Heavenly Icebergs - 3
 The Qur'an says in verse 43 of Surah Noor: "God sends down cold from the sky - from the mountains in it"; Are there mountains in the sky? Why haven't space scientists seen it?! |
Quran and falling Hail from the Heavenly Icebergs - 2
 The Qur'an says in verse 43 of Surah Noor: "God sends down cold from the sky - from the mountains in it"; Are there mountains in the sky? Why haven't space scientists seen it?! |
Quran and falling Hail from the Heavenly Icebergs - 1
 The Qur'an says in verse 43 of Surah Noor: "God sends down cold from the sky - from the mountains in it"; Are there mountains in the sky? Why haven't space scientists seen it?! |
Quran and the Theory of the Seven Heavens of the Greek Astronomy - 6
 - In the ancient Greek astronomy, there is a statement about the seven heavenly elements. Did the Qur'an adapt its description of the number, shape and arrangement of the heavens from the ancient Greek astronomy? |