SAM wrote:Go to internet and search for scientist converted to Islam
I did, and I could only find a very, very small number.
Where are the leaders in their fields who converted to Islam? They don't seem to be about too much.
.... Then again, if they're GOOD scientists, spiritual belief should be irrelevant. Unfortunately, the nature of Islam is to block empirical investigation at some point or another (wherever the Muslim in question draws the line of 'truth' over empirical evidence), so it's difficult to say whether or not a Muslim would be a good scientist or not. Maybe (very likely) they'd be like Sir Richard Owen- a man who was not above lying for his own faith.
The breath while ascending the sky,
Sounds too metaphorical to be useful as proof that science is in the Quran.
The Pyramids building,
Built by Egyptian polytheists who were by far the best builders in the world at the time; eventually (at least according to Homer and Hesiod) the inheritors of the Old Kingdom that built the pyramids passed on their knowledge of social organization, mathematics and engineering to the Greek-speaking people around the Mediterranean and in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). Not a coincidence that Muslims take credit for inventing what the Greeks learned via the Egyptians. The early Islamic empire, after all, did absorb into itself the most advanced science in the world known at the time. At least anywhere further west than China.
the big bang theory,
Developed by Western scientists, quite a few of whom were Catholic. And it's really entertaining to watch your people scramble to find verses that show the Big Bang Theory was in the Quran.
If another cosmological theory surpasses the Big Bang Theory (and it may; there's the Solid State theory, the Multiple Universes theory, Superstring Theory, and those are just the theories I know about) your people will be scrambling again to show that the Big Bang was incorrect and one of these are correct.
I'll be especially entertained if the newer theory ends up being Superstring, because there is NOTHING in the Quran- even in purposefully misleading 'updated' translations (CF: Asad)- that can possibly be used in its support.
Though maybe you'll all just ignore the new stuff in favor of what 'really' happened (the Big Bang, in that case.)
the development of the fetus inside the womb,
Described, incorrectly, by Galen about 500 years before Muhammad was even a glimmer in his parents' eyes. And repeated, incorrectly, by Muhammad- though he claimed it was god via Gabriel who gave him the 'correct' information.
Modern embryology knows that bones come AFTER flesh in fetal development.
the sky and its layers,
Oh this? Lucky guess.
And it ignores that the Quran also describes seven layers of EARTH. And there are far more layers than seven, even at the points of earth with the least layers (ocean floor.)
the darkness inside deep oceans,
???
How is this miraculous? Anyone who's looked down into the ocean, or even gone diving in ocean that's not that deep, can see that the ocean will get darker as you go down. It's common sense.
the water and the soil,
I assume you mean something about the water cycle here. The Quran only has details (and those very sketchy) about the half of the water cycle that is easy to observe. The other parts, the bits where the water is going up into the sky and coming back down into the ground or bodies of water, is totally absent.
Soil? It's not described at all. Where are the verses about sedimentary versus igneous rock? Where are the verses where god is showing humans the nature of rocks (even in a metaphorical sense?) NOWHERE. It's no more true that anything about rocks or soil is in the Quran, than the 'water' described in Genesis 1 pre-creation is actually dark matter.
the orbiting sun and moon ans so on.
Oh, you mean the verses that show the SUN orbiting the EARTH? The verses that show the moon giving its own light? Yes, you're right: The verses say that the sun and moon orbit.
But the sun doesn't orbit the earth. Which is what those verses are talking about. Not some new revision of meaning that 'proves' that the Quran showed that the sun orbits the center of the galaxy. Because there's no TERM for galaxy. The Muslim universe was far, far smaller than reality.
And if you need to know how the kafir left your people in the dust when it comes to reality, when it comes to astronomy, I can send you some links.
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