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Qur'an, Islam and Science
Qur'an, Islam and Science
Introductory articles
The Islamic View of Creation
A Critique of Muslim Apologetics
answers to the "scientific miracle" argument and more.
Christianity, Islam, and Science (History)
The Human Body and its development:
Embryology in the Qur'an
([1],
[2],
[3],
[4],
[5])
[The Muslim Argument]
Rebuttal: A second look at "Embryology in the Qur'an"
Complete list of verses on man's origin
Two Pre-embryonic Stages?
Is an embryo "something that clings"?
Remarks on the scientific facts of Embryology in the Qur'an.
Dr. William Campbell's book The Qur'an & the Bible
in the Light of History & Science contains several chapters on different
aspects of the alleged scientific accuracy of the Qur'an in the fourth
section of his book.
Animals:
Speech of ants
The solar system:
What Shape is the Earth in?
Who Invented the Flat Earth?
Does the
Bible teach geocentricity?
The Bible and the Message from Space
Is the earth egg-shaped?
Long before Muhammad, ancient
astronomy and
coins clearly told that the earth is a globe.
The splitting of the Moon:
[1],
[2],
[3]
(Past or future event? Whatever it is, it is a miracle? ...)
The Speed Of Light in the Qur'an?
Astronomy sites:
Early Greek Astronomy
The Nine Planets
Views of the Solar System
Further Astronomy sites:
[General],
[Moon],
[Moon]
Miscellaneous:
Did the Qur'an bring math and science to us?
Milind Saraph's collection of articles on Islam and Science
Further Islamic pages presenting the "Scientific Miracle of the Qur'an":
[1],
[2],
[3],
[4]
[5],
[6],
[7],
[8], ...
(it is just too boring to write nearly the same title many times)
Bible miracle pages:
That Amazing Book!,
Scientific Accuracies in the Bible,
Biblical Forecasts of Scientific Discoveries,
Scientific evidences of the Bible's inspiration,
Superaccurate Prophecy,
Numerical Miracles,
and more ... sound very much like some of the scientific miracles Muslims
publish about the Qur'an. Wouldn't you agree? Fact is, with enough energy
we can always find some isolated "amazing facts", but does that mean the
whole book is therefore accurate and of divine origin? We only ask that
you treat Bible and Qur'an with the same standard of evaluation.
Further links of interest:
Counterbalance Foundation (on science and faith issues)
Medieval Science
An article about Galileo Galilei and the
relationship between religion and science back then and today, and
a statement from Catholic perspective on the issue of
Galileo Galilei,
and more: 1,
2.
Walid also has a good number of science issues in the latter part of his
book Dear Muslim, let me tell you why I believed.
Much of the controversy between Christians and Atheists on Faith and
Science might be very interesting to Muslims too, as it basically is
a controversy between Atheism and Theism and the Christian answers in
regard to it are mostly arguments for the existence of God and showing
where atheistic arguments in regard to science go wrong. The next question
after establishing that Science and God are not in conflict is to
answer then "Which God and how can we know about HIM?". This then is a
point where Christians and Muslims will obviously diverge, but in much
of the first discussion we will be able to stand together. I would like
to know whether there are Muslim scientists who have similar helpful
articles as the ones I want to point out with the following page of
Faith and Science Links
Some helpful books:
Charles E. Hummel
The Galileo Connection
InterVarsity Press
(Hummel's book is one of the best introductory book around for developing
a mature Christian way of looking at science/faith issues.)
Del Ratzsch,
The Battle of the Beginnings
Why Neither Side Is Winning the Creation-Evolution Debate
Moreland, J. P.
Christianity & the Nature of Science: A Philosophical Investigation
Baker Book House, 1989, 272p., $14.99, ISBN 0-8010-6249-7
Some introductory thoughts: Is Science a Help or Threat to Faith? by J. P. Moreland
More suggestions and on Faith & Scholarship
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