Water and its importance

Water and its importance in Al Quran

The Holy Qur’an (23:18)



Until we actually stop to think about it, it can be easy to take the natural resource that is water for granted. While we do not tend to see or realise just how much water we waste on a daily basis; it is still something very valuable to life and something that many people around the world are lacking in and praying for.

Adeeligbal

How much days we can survive without water???

It depends on where you are. In the open desert (just where your prophet lived) I guess in summer you wouldn't survive for more than two days, probably even less.

It is thus an extraordinary insight the prophet provided by informing us about the importance of water.


Must be a miracle I guess:        Airmano

Edited by airmano - 20 December 2017 at 4:22am

Dear Matt Browne,

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This is so embarrassing. When can Muslims finally stop linking Quranic verses to science? It really makes Muslims look like they do lack intellect and reason. I'd like to converse with grown-up followers of Islam.
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As we know that the science is always changing in accordance with the development of human's knowledge, therefore, Muslims can not be separated from the Quran as their guidance book, so that what was done by them in this world wasn't vain as mentioned in His word.

I am a Muslim who follows the development of science because there is the suggestion of God and the Prophet Muhammad, in addition to increase my knowledge, also to increase the belief in God. But it doesn't mean that I believe all of the scientist opinions, I'll believe the opinion of scientists if their opinion in accordance with the words of God who has created the humans brain.

In connection with science, the Quran can provide information about what can be explored by the humans on the phenomena in this universe, and what can not be explored by humans, so that what was done by humans not to be in vain.

Quran was revealed around the 6th century, while science and technology started around the 16th century.

Regards,
Asep

Quranexplorer

Oh yes, you will have to remove it not only from Muslims, but from all humans, as Quran has been challenging thinking minds irrespective of their religious background (Dr. Maurice Bucaille and More)

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The rumor is:
- Bucaille got 6 Million Dollars from the Saudis for his book.
- Apparently he is buried on a catholic cemetery

Fact is:

- Both, More & Bucaille have been in close contact with Saudi Arabian authorities (and their cash flow).
(Shamed be who thinks evil of it!)

- None of the two ever converted to Islam.

- When asked on this subject a couple of years ago, Mr. More didn't want to comment on his own embryology statements. He replied something like: "It is now more than 10 years that I was involved in Islam, I do not remember the details anymore".
This sounds very much like a man that got deeply impressed by the Quranic knowledge.

- Every person reading an intro to embryology can see that the related Quranic statements� reflect exactly the state of knowledge of an illiterate man who lived about 1400 years ago.
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Ah, and your weblink also mentions Alfred Kroner as a fervent defender of the Quran, may be you should have a look at this little interview with Kroner. It teaches us a lot on how carelessly information is spread on these websites.


Airmano


Edited by airmano - 13 October 2016 at 2:07pm