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**saturninus.ribb** · 09-04-2012, 03:22 AM

Asalamualaykum

I have seen this video recently about a Quran which I recognise from www.QuranProject.org. It is very interesting that these scientists have written inside this book to say that the book does not represent their true opinions at the time and that the whole Zindani event for miracles in the Quran was a fraud.

This was quite a shock to me to learn about. What do others think of this?

I would not take therationalizer seriously. He has been trying to prove that Quran was not a miracle, and in doing so, he often neglected the replies that counter his points. He tried to present his case using scientific data, but when more in-depth data presented to counter the first argument, he just completely ignored it. A few cases come to mind, for example regarding Prophet Sulaiman (

) and ants in the Quran. Firstly this group will say that ants can't speak, but when the latest findings (2009/2010) reported in a peer reviewed publication about the accoustic communication properties among ants, they twist it to say that ants can't speak "like human", and we all know that the Quran never mentioned that ants speak like human like they claimed.

As for the scientists, I'm not surprised about it at all actually. Firstly, the interviews were edited in such a way to make the author's view amplified. That's why some of the interviews were cut right in the middle of answering the author's questions. Secondly, one can find myriad of personal reasons to not accept Islam, and ultimately he/she will have to answer about it in front of Allah

, exactly as told in the Quran about trading the hereafter for this short dunya life. Thirdly, the author only interviewed those who never became a Muslim, but not those who reverted to Islam.

Allah Knows Best.

09-04-2012, 03:22 AM	#4
saturninus.ribb Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	Asalamualaykum I have seen this video recently about a Quran which I recognise from www.QuranProject.org. It is very interesting that these scientists have written inside this book to say that the book does not represent their true opinions at the time and that the whole Zindani event for miracles in the Quran was a fraud. This was quite a shock to me to learn about. What do others think of this? I would not take therationalizer seriously. He has been trying to prove that Quran was not a miracle, and in doing so, he often neglected the replies that counter his points. He tried to present his case using scientific data, but when more in-depth data presented to counter the first argument, he just completely ignored it. A few cases come to mind, for example regarding Prophet Sulaiman () and ants in the Quran. Firstly this group will say that ants can't speak, but when the latest findings (2009/2010) reported in a peer reviewed publication about the accoustic communication properties among ants, they twist it to say that ants can't speak "like human", and we all know that the Quran never mentioned that ants speak like human like they claimed. As for the scientists, I'm not surprised about it at all actually. Firstly, the interviews were edited in such a way to make the author's view amplified. That's why some of the interviews were cut right in the middle of answering the author's questions. Secondly, one can find myriad of personal reasons to not accept Islam, and ultimately he/she will have to answer about it in front of Allah , exactly as told in the Quran about trading the hereafter for this short dunya life. Thirdly, the author only interviewed those who never became a Muslim, but not those who reverted to Islam. Allah Knows Best.
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