The Inimitable & Physical Sciences

by Syed Iqbal Zaheer

In this book the readers will be confronted with the test of what makes humans distinguish from animals. They will be asked by the Qur'an to reflect - honestly. It will be making specific statements of scientific nature, made in unambiguous terms requiring neither interpretation nor involved explanations. Could a man, any man, who appeared 1450 years ago, have authored it? Could any man - for that matter - have made these statements 200 years ago?
A reader might ask himself: How do we explain that Muslim scientists who appeared several hundred years after the Qur'anic revelation - and who gave sciences a huge boost - made quite a few scientific errors, but the Qur'an is free of them?
This should be a disturbing question for those who believe that there is no difference between humans and animals.

Genres: Islam

268 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2016

About the author

Editor of Young Muslim Digest, an Islamic Monthly in print since 1976.

Reviews

[Mashnoor Rashid · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book really made me ponder; how could a text, the Quran, which was revealed (and written) 1400-1500 years ago reference scientific discoveries that are only being made within the last century. I would highly recommend to both Muslims and non Muslims alike.

[Zayd Muhamed · Rating 4 out of 5]

A beginner's guide to the study of the sciences! Truly a work of art.