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 Chapters
1. Cover Page
2.Introduction
3. Evidences of the Authenticity
of the Qur'an
4.The Exclusive Eloquence of the Holy Qur'an
5.The Role of Poetry in the lives of the Pre-Islamic Arabs
6.Miracles should be relevant to the time
7.The Challenge of the Qur'an
8.A yet Stronger Challenge occurs in another chapter
9.The Scientific Miracle of the Qur'an
10.Holy Qur'an is an everlasting Miracle
 11. Holy Qur'an is in total agreement with Modern Scientific Data
 12. Holy Qur'an encourages seeking of Science and Knowledge
 13. Brief examples of the Scientific Data in the Qur'an
 14. Accuracy of Historical Records in the Qur'an
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Predictions in the Qur'an

 16. Lack of Contradiction in the Qur'an
 17. 

Prophet Muhammad (saw) was unlettered

 18. No resemblence between the words of Qur'an & Hadith
 19. Non-Muslims Admit
 20. Conclusion
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Selected References

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

Some brief examples of Scientific data in the Quran:
A) The Earth and Heavens were joined together:

All scientific circles in the world today agree that the planets were originally composed of a mass of Sodium gas and that first the heavens and the earth were joined together as a single entity and then they separated from each other. Centuries ago, the Quran referred to this scientific theory.

It says when describing the creation of the heavens:



"Then God turned to the creation of the heavens (the planets), when they were but a smoky substance." (41:11)



"Do the unbelievers not see that the heavens and the earth were joined together before we separated them, and that We brought all living things
into nexistence from water? Why do they still not believe in God?" (21:30)

Thus the Quran unveils one of the great mysteries of nature: the
planets were originally composed of smoky substance (mass of Sodium gas), and the separation of the planets from a huge object and then their separation from each other. Since at the time of revelation of the Quran, the general level of knowledge and science was extremely low, does this not constitute a proof of the heavenly nature of the Quran?

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