Scientific Accuracy of the Qur’an Amazes Universityof Toronto Professor
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This message is basedon an article entitled “Highlights of Human embryology in the Koran andHadith” by Dr. Keith Moore, Professor of Anatomy and Chairman of theDepartment, Faculty of Medicine, at the University of Toronto, 1982.
<img width="287" height="326">Dr.Moore points out that the study of how the human embryo develops in themother’s womb could not progress significantly without the use of microscopes.Microscopes were not invented until the 17th century C.E., and were not used inthis field of study until the 18th century. Therefore, when Dr. Moore studiedcertain statements in the Qur’an on this subject, he remarked, “I was amazed at the scientific accuracy of these statementswhich were made in the 7th century C.E.,”
TheQur’an in 39:6 states that God made us in the wombs of our mothers in stages.Dr. Moore comments: “The realization that theembryo develops in stages in the uterus was not proposed until the 1759, andthe stages used nowadays were not adopted worldwide until the late 19th &early 20th century C.E.”
Furthermore,he says: “The idea that development results from agenetic plan contained in the chromosomes of the zygote was not discovereduntil the end of the 19th century C.E. The verse from the Koran [80:18] clearlyimplies that the nutfa (i.e. the initial drop of fluid) contains the plan orblueprint for the future characteristics and features of the developing humanbeing.”
TheQur’an 23:12-16 indicates that there is a lag or a gap between two of the earlystages of growth. How does that compare with modern scientific knowledge? Remarkably!Says Dr. Moore: “It is well established that thereis a lag or a delay in the development of the embryo during the implantation…The agreement between the lag or gap in development mentioned in the Qur’an andthe slow rate of change occurring during the second or third week is amazing.These details of human development were not described until about 40 yearsago.”
Finally,Dr. Moore concludes by saying that the agreement he has found in the Qur’anicstatements “may help to close the gap betweenscience and religion which has existed for so many years.”
Theabove evidence shows that the Qur’an must be from God as it claims. The Qur’ansays that you and every human being should consider this book with care. Had itbeen from anyone other than God, you would have found much discrepancy in it.(4:82).
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