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Product description
Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat
ISBN:9789960982540
AUTHOR: i.A Ibrahim
BINNDING: Hardcover
PAGES: 335
SIZE: 6.7 x 4.7 x 0.3 inch
PUBLICATION YEAR: 2007
LANGUAGE: Urdu
Description
About This Book:
The truth of Islam and Scientific Discoveries: Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat Since its initial 1992 publication, the book has been translated into more than 20 different languages. Many Muslims have commended Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat for its accurate and instructive exposition of Islamic principles. But it has also drawn criticism for its lack of interaction with critical research and its oversimplified view of science. A book called Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat aims to foster understanding between Islam and science. The Big Crunch Theory describes the universe as expanding gradually before contracting, in accordance with the teachings of the Quran. This idea is consistent with scientific theories on the evolution of the cosmos. The Earth and the heavens are frequently mentioned in the Quran, and they are correctly described as spherical bodies with surrounding domes. The human body is accurately described in the Quran as well, with important parts like blood, veins, and arteries being mentioned. For instance, the Quranic passage that reads, "We created man from water," can be interpreted as supporting the notion that the earliest organic molecules that led to life on Earth.
Product description
Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat
ISBN:9789960982540
AUTHOR: i.A Ibrahim
BINNDING: Hardcover
PAGES: 335
SIZE: 6.7 x 4.7 x 0.3 inch
PUBLICATION YEAR: 2007
LANGUAGE: Urdu
Description
About This Book:
The truth of Islam and Scientific Discoveries: Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat Since its initial 1992 publication, the book has been translated into more than 20 different languages. Many Muslims have commended Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat for its accurate and instructive exposition of Islamic principles. But it has also drawn criticism for its lack of interaction with critical research and its oversimplified view of science. A book called Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat aims to foster understanding between Islam and science. The Big Crunch Theory describes the universe as expanding gradually before contracting, in accordance with the teachings of the Quran. This idea is consistent with scientific theories on the evolution of the cosmos. The Earth and the heavens are frequently mentioned in the Quran, and they are correctly described as spherical bodies with surrounding domes. The human body is accurately described in the Quran as well, with important parts like blood, veins, and arteries being mentioned. For instance, the Quranic passage that reads, "We created man from water," can be interpreted as supporting the notion that the earliest organic molecules that led to life on Earth.
ISBN:9789960982540
AUTHOR: i.A Ibrahim
BINNDING: Hardcover
PAGES: 335
SIZE: 6.7 x 4.7 x 0.3 inch
PUBLICATION YEAR: 2007
LANGUAGE: Urdu
Description
About This Book:
The truth of Islam and Scientific Discoveries: Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat Since its initial 1992 publication, the book has been translated into more than 20 different languages. Many Muslims have commended Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat for its accurate and instructive exposition of Islamic principles. But it has also drawn criticism for its lack of interaction with critical research and its oversimplified view of science. A book called Islam Ki Sachai Aur Science Kay Aitrafat aims to foster understanding between Islam and science. The Big Crunch Theory describes the universe as expanding gradually before contracting, in accordance with the teachings of the Quran. This idea is consistent with scientific theories on the evolution of the cosmos. The Earth and the heavens are frequently mentioned in the Quran, and they are correctly described as spherical bodies with surrounding domes. The human body is accurately described in the Quran as well, with important parts like blood, veins, and arteries being mentioned. For instance, the Quranic passage that reads, "We created man from water," can be interpreted as supporting the notion that the earliest organic molecules that led to life on Earth.