An Islamic Critical Evaluation of the Ideas of Some Contemporary Physicists. Part two: Various hypotheses of what could stand as causes of beings or events.
A series of articles compelling the reader to ponder
over the marvels of the Quran. Part 2: Why the Quran is not a product of Prophet
Muhammad and the Quran’s offer of falsification tests.
Main Speaker: Dr. Gary Miller (edited by www.islamhouse.com)
Four examples[1]
of fine-tuning are discussed: fine-tuning that allows life on planet earth,
carbon resonance, the strong nuclear force, and the ratio of the strong nuclear
force to electromagnetic force.
Slavery is illegal in all Muslim countries. The article
outlines the humane rules of Shariah for dealing with slaves when it
existed. References are made to the primary sources of Islam: the Quran and the
instructions of Prophet Muhammad. Also, some interesting historical
observations are made.
In harmony with the spirit of Islam regarding
seeking knowledge, Muslims and the Islamic civilization played a crucial role
in the advancement of science and technology in the world we know today.
Instincts, such as self-sacrifice, are scientifically unexplainable and are sufficient to “overthrow” the theory of natural selection, as Darwin stated himself. Part 1: The problem of instinct and examples from the animal kingdom.
Both classical and modern-day Judaism gives precedence to the Talmud more than the Torah and other books of the Old Testament. The article establishes the central role and authority of Talmud from standard Jewish and secular sources.
Over a billion people from all races,
nationalities and cultures – this part gives an introduction to who Muslims are
and their contribution to the world.
Main Speaker: islamuncovered.com [Edited by IslamReligion.com]
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