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Introduction
Before we talk about the miracles in the
Quran it is necessary to understand that
the Quran itself is a miracle. It was sent
down to Prophet Muhammad by Allah
(swt). It is probably one of the best
known miracles still around today, but
there are also others. In the Quran, there
are many different types of amazing
miracles. Some are scientific. Others are
mathematical. Some are like blessings
and things that help the prophets. No
matter which kind of miracle it is though,
they are all equally miraculous. In my
project I am going to tell you about one
from each category.
Ants
For Centuries, people thought that only
humans can communicate and socialize.
Though thats not true. Recent studies
have shown that Ants too have an
organized way of life. They tell each
other when there is danger. They interact
with one another and have a leader who
tells them what to do.
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i.e., triangular or quadrilateral,
there would be no vacuum, as
well. But less material is required
to build hexagonal cells than
that required for triangular or
quadrilateral cells. In many other
shapes there would be unutilized
space left. Thus, the hexagonal
cell is the most suitable for
the bees.
THE HEALING POWER OF
HONEY
The ayahs also talk about the
nutrition property of honey.
The regenerative property of
honey is confirmed by
medical authorities. In
addition to its rich vitamin
content, among its
components are also such
minerals such as calcium,
potassium, magnesium,
sodium, phosphorus as well
as such metals as copper,
iodine, iron, zinc, and
hormones.
Thanks to the easy
convertibility of its sugar
content, it is easily
assimilated. Honey facilitates
the functioning of the brain.
It contributes to the
production of blood, to its
cleansing and proper
circulation. Honey provides
for the requirement
necessary for proper
functioning of our physiology
and also it is used externally
in cosmetics and
dermatology.
The fact that honey had
healing properties was
nothing new for communities
all over the world. Therefore,
we are not claiming that this
was not a generally
acknowledged fact at the
time of the descent of the
Quran. However there were
also such superstitious
beliefs as the healing effect
of a camels waste, which
was later falsely attributed
to the Prophet in hadith
books. The Quran never
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2016 InshaAllah. Also, any student
who has outstanding performance in
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project, anecdotes, etc. will be
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Newsletter. All students are
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Upcoming Events:
March 14- 18
Muslim Contribution in
Astronomy
By: Sarah Ahmed Grade 7
Introduction:
Inventions and discoveries
A significant number of stars in the
sky, such as Aldebaran, Altair and
Deneb, and astronomical terms such
as alidade, azimuth, and nadir, are
still referred to by their Arabic
names. A large corpus of literature
from Islamic astronomy remains
today, numbering approximately
10,000 manuscripts scattered
throughout the world, many of which
have not been read or catalogued.
Even so, a reasonably accurate
picture of Islamic activity in the field
of astronomy can be reconstructed.
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able to advance their
technology and discover
great things.
Banu
MusaDuring the Abbasid era,
there were three astronomic
geniuses: Abu alQsim,
Amad ibn Ms ibn Shkir,
and Al-asan ibn Ms ibn
Shkir (the three sons of
Ms ibn Shkir) were the
9th-century scholars who
lived and worked in Baghdad.
They are known for their
Book of igneous devices on
auto mana (automatic
machines) and mechanical
devices. And the Book on the
Measurement of Plane and
Spherical Figures, a
foundational work on
geometry that was
frequently quoted by both
Islamic and European
mathematicians.
Conclusion: The Muslims
did a great job and helped
bring us to where we are
today in the studies of
astronomy. Though, the real
achievement lies in the fact
that the Islamic civilization
not only maintained the
sciences of the previous
nation but also corrected
them. The Islamic
civilization, further
transferred science from
theory to practice. It is also
rejected black art and
superstitions adopted by
Arabs during the pre-Islamic
era. Such superstitions
adopted by the previous
nations were totally rejected
by the Islamic Sharia.