The Quranic Signatures - A Scholarly Inquiry into Verses and Worldly Evidence
Azhar ul Haque Sario
Publisher: Azhar Sario Hungary
Summary
Ever wondered how ancient verses could echo modern science? This book takes you on a fascinating journey through the Quran and the world around us. It digs into cosmology, like the Big Bang and expanding universe. It explores astronomy, with orbits of the sun and moon. Geology gets a look, with mountains as stabilizers. Oceanography covers seas that don’t mix. Meteorology explains winds and rain. Biology traces life’s watery origins. Embryology unpacks human development stages. Botany reveals plant pairs. Zoology studies animal communities. Human anatomy dives into milk production. History checks Pharaoh and Haman. Psychology probes the human soul. Economics tackles interest bans. Time relativity ties it all together. Each of its 15 chapters stands alone. They analyze specific verses. They blend language, history, and science. It’s a deep dive into whether the Quran foresaw things we only recently figured out. Now, what makes this book stand out? It’s not just a list of “hey, this matches science!” moments. Other books might stop there, but this one goes further. It digs into the Arabic words and their meanings over time. It compares Quranic ideas with ancient myths and other faiths. It tackles tough questions and criticisms head-on. Think linguistics meets theology meets hard science. It’s built for scholars and curious minds who want more than surface-level answers. You’ll get a balanced view—where the Quran aligns with science and where it might not. It’s a tool to think critically about faith and reason, not just nod along. No fluff, just a solid, thoughtful resource that fills gaps others leave behind. This author has no affiliation with any board and this work is independently produced under nominative fair use.
Available since: 06/08/2025.
Print length: 178 pages.
