Browsing: Quran and Science

Dawood’s armour-making, Suleman’s kingdom, bird communication and the jinn: a guide to the Quranic account, research and later traditions.

A guide to measured time dilation, Talut’s chest in the Quran and the Ark of the Covenant, separating documented evidence from portal and discovery claims.

From the fish in Musa’s journey to long-lived sharks and rejuvenating jellyfish: what Aab-e-Hayat traditions and modern research actually tell us.

A clear guide to lucid dreaming, the REM-sleep evidence behind it and the limits Islam places on claims made from private dreams.

From Yusuf’s vision to modern sleep research, a careful guide to dreams, their religious significance and the limits of interpreting them.

A careful look at airbursts, meteor showers and Quranic descriptions of heavenly protection, separating observed astronomy from theories about Lut’s people.

A careful look at whether Noah’s Flood was global or regional, what the Quran specifies, what geology can test, and what worldwide flood stories do—and do not—prove.

What does the Quran say about language? This evidence-led guide examines Adam being taught the names, human speech, sign language and the limits of genetic claims.

A careful, evidence-led guide to human evolution and Adam in Islam, separating fossils and genetics from theology, speculation and common misconceptions.