Qur’an describes stages of human development in the womb centuries before modern embryology and microscopic observation. Although ancient scholars had some ideas about reproduction, their knowledge was limited and often inaccurate. From the Islamic perspective, the remarkable Qur’anic descriptions revealed in the 7th century are evidence that this knowledge came from Allah through revelation to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, rather than from the scientific knowledge available at that time.
@AmericaRecharge I agree 100% Read the Quran and learn for yourself. Everyone is born Muslim, only their fathers and mothers deviate them from the right path
Every successful leader has mentors. Every successful entrepreneur studies successful businesses. Every successful athlete learns from champions. Likewise, every successful religious leader learn from prophets. However, many people want prophet Yusuf's honor but few accept Yusuf's prison. Many want prophet Sulayman's kingdom but few seek Sulayman's gratitude. Many want prophet Essa's and Muhammad's ﷺ victory but few endure their patience.
You can never separate success from sacrifice. Prophets left footprints. Our success begins when we choose to walk in their footsteps.
.أُولَٰئِكَ الَّذِينَ هَدَى اللَّهُ ۖ فَبِهُدَاهُمُ اقْتَدِهْ
Dad badan ayaa raba madax nimadii iyo sharaftii Nabi Yuusuf, laakiin in yar ayaa ayaa diyaar u ah xabsigii Nabi Yuusuf galay. Kuwo badan ayaa raba boqortooyadii Nabi Suleymaan, laakiin in yar ayaa leg mahadnaqii Nabi Suleymaan. Kuwo badan ayaa raba guushii Nabi Ciise iyo nebi Muxammad ﷺ, laakiin in yar ayaa diyaar u ah samirkoodii.U fiirso waligaa kala saari maysid guusha iyo naf-hurnimada. Ma rabtaa inaad guulaysato raac wadadooda.
@realMaalouf People don’t run toward the firefighter because of religion; they run from the fire. And often, that fire was lit or fueled by foreign hands
@HistoryBeyondT@iAnonPatriot Parasites don't settle in clean places, they seek dirt. If that's your analogy, maybe you're describing the environment, not the parasites
Religious laws in the U.S. already influence personal matters in many faiths, churches, synagogues, and others handle marriage, divorce, and community guidance within the law. Singling out Sharia alone is like allowing every river to flow except one because of its name, not its behavior.
Criticize ideas if you want, but don’t reduce 2 billion people to stereotypes. Every civilization has ugly chapters, including Europe with colonialism, slavery, and church abuses, yet we don’t judge every Christian by that alone.
As for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, Muslims believe his marriage must be understood in its 7th-century historical context, where early marriages existed across many societies and religions. Judging the past only through modern norms is like calling every ancient civilization “barbaric” while ignoring the standards of their own time.
And about children: some families choose large families for culture, faith, or personal reasons. Having many children is not a conspiracy; it’s called family. A tree with many branches is not automatically poisonous.