[soydaykam]

Salam

firstly I have always viewed evolution as an ongoing process occuring by Allah's will that impacts animals and humans. my view has always been that those aspects of evolutionary theory which are contradictory to Islam are wrong without a doubt (i.e. through speciation humans evolved from primates over a period of millions of years via homo habilis, erectus, neanderthal, and cro-magnon. however the process of eveolution can be witnessed everday in laboratories in universities, among bacteria, it can also be witnessed in nature among parasites like the plasmodium which cause malaria (hence drug resistance emerges). the point is I have never seen any problem with natural selection etc. only the part about how Humans came from primates.

another point i want to raise is that homo habilis, homo erectus, specimens/fossils collected to date show animals that appear to be a cross between apes and humans. i remember hearing somewhere that Allah as an azab turned certain communities of the sinful into apes (or rather made them appear as apes), can anyone confirm this? if this happened along time ago it may help in answering questions about the sources of these half ape/half man like creatures.

forgive me if offend but i get pretty angry when muslims say that evolution is against the qur'an evolution is an ongoing process, and if more muslims knew about they would realize in of itself evolution is not contradictory to the qur'an. rather the view that humans evolved from primates is the theory that is in direct contradiction to islam. the creation of humans as we all know did not take place by chance or on earth, correct me if i'm wrong but life was breathed into Adam (AS) in jannah correct.