Again, in any race someone is always winning. So someone, somewhere in the world, will always be most hygienic. But that doesn't demonstrate that their advice came from a supernatural being. So how did you conclude that?
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Again, in any race someone is always winning. So someone, somewhere in the world, will always be most hygienic. But that doesn't demonstrate that their advice came from a supernatural being. So how did you conclude that?
Sure, do you mind if I tag you in it so people have some idea of the history behind my thread?
When you address common Islamic beliefs without responding to a particular post it is common to be accused of creating a straw man, so I would prefer to introduce the thread as a response to your belief that the Quran never contradicts science.
Limo
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Ok
Go ahead
Limo
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It's not someone or somewhere, it's about a nation, a relegion, a civilization.
I agree somehow that an unprecedented hygiene is not enough to conclude that the source is Supernatural being.
It can be by Chance or the guy was very smart or he paid much effort to reach it.
But if have closer look to Islam you'll find many sayings and behaviour have matched or compliant with modern science discoveries.
There is a sustainable compliance with assured modern discoveries.
However Quran or Islam are practical sceintific book, but it has some signs to sceince