They conflict with the quran sxb. Also not to mention, theories are proven right for a time before they are disproven like Einstein did to Newton(the same guy ho theorized the stationary sun and earth revolving around it theory). Like someone said, the big bang could be disproved in a century or so.so u have no reason to not believe in them...u just dont?
The quran says the sun rises and sets. Newton says the sun stays stationary and the planets move around it.
lol It doesn't as long as the two don't conflict. If they conflict, then you are required to belief in islam. At the end of the day, a man was in charge of the scientific laws we have today and man no matter how smart can and do make mistakes. I can't
The Quran is not as shallow as you are making it. Its meanings are deep, some verses no one knows the true meaning except a chosen few.
You are being ignorant on purpose here sxb. The Quran makes it clear that none of the theories mentioned above is real. Do you really think when Allah says he designed the world and the heaven in six days, he is actually referring to the big bang? Also don't forget the big bang is said to have happened 14 billion years ago and between that time and the time the first human "evolved" from apes about nearly the 14 billion passed. There is no way to reconcile the two sxb.
Wow I can't believe you are this dumb. You think that when Allah is talking about days He means the 24 hr cycle that we know of? This kind of mentality is why Muslims are so backwards. We Muslims are not like Christians, we never had a history of conflict with science. We used to be the standard bearers of scientific knowledge during the middle ages. It's only when we started to abandon scientific knowledge and fossilized our religious knowledge did we begin to see our decline.
Okay let's say I am wrong about the time thing. What about the fact that evelution says man came from ape? Explain that to us and how it does NOT contradict Islam?
Watch the video. It'll explain what you're asking about.
bro when the Quran says the sun rises and sets, it doesn't mean it literally physically rises and sets come on
bro when the Quran says the sun rises and sets, it doesn't mean it literally physically rises and sets come on
What does it mean marka?
even ppl who believe the earth revolves around the sun use the expression the sun is setting/rising. it's how it appears to us and that's how we describe it, but it doesn't mean that's how it works physically. i'm assuming ur referring to the story of Dhul-Qarnayn in Surah al-Kahf in which the Quran describes how he perceives to see the sun
