1. The Divine Book - Human Embryology

By Hasan Shikoh

Here's one of the many examples of modern scientific discoveries contained in the Holy Quran that were conveyed by Muhammad (peace be upon him) exactly as revealed to Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) without any alteration, on to mankind one thousand four hundred thirty years ago; 1430 - that's more than 14 centuries ago.

Science discovered this recently whereas Muhammad conveyed about this when he lived in the Period of Ignorance; when the Arabs were a most barbaric nation, even burying their new-born daughters alive; when they couldn't be bothered to make scientific study or progress; when there was no "scientific" laboratory in Arabia; when Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) had perhaps travelled as far as Damascus only (?); when Muhammad had no "college" or "university" education ...

... yet, he, a man living in the vast, empty desert, in the most unscientific of environments - without the aid of any electronic equipment; with no X-ray equipment; with no CT-Scan machinery; no ultra-sound gadgetry; with no "degree" in medicine or gynaecology - conveyed The Word to mankind about the exact stages of the human embryonic development that occurs within the womb.

Now this was through sorcery, magic or some fluke genius ... or through divine revelation, I leave it up to you to decide, this exactness that modern science only seconds today with the aid of the equipment that it has today.

Click: The Divine Book - Human Embryology [10-minute clip]

So, do ask yourself: How could a man living in the most ignorant of times and regions tell about the stages of the embryonic development with such [scientific] accuracy?

Certainly, certainly no Darwin whispered any [absurd!] theories into his ears!

Science might have - and it certainly did - alter its beliefs about the embryonic development as it discovered more over time, thus altering its opinion according to the discovery; yet the Holy Quran's words have never altered. Clearly, undoubtedly, it has stood the test of time.

And for anything to claim itself to be the [ultimate] truth, it must stand the test of time.

And certainly, science only proved what "religion" told centuries upon centuries ago.

So then ask yourself further: if it's scientific facts like these that the Holy Quran contains, and there are plentiful more, then whatever else there's in it might also be true?

Surely, starting off with a hypothesis such as this one, at the least, in order to prove or disprove something would not be a non-scientific approach.