Does anyone know of any websites that scientifically refute the "scientific" miracles of the quran?

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I know there have been non-Muslim scientiest that say some of the passages in the quran can be proven scientifically, but I'm wondering if there is anything that refutes it. I've looked at some anti-Islamic sites, but they don't try to disprove the scientific miracles. Does anybody know of any?

Answer 1

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http://www.infidels.org:80/library/moder…

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Answer 2

I've seen some of the websites making claims of science in the Quran and they pretty much refute themselves. I have yet to see any of these claims rise above wishful thinking.

Honestly I always feel sad for them when I read those sites and see how desperate they are. It's painful.

Answer 3

scientists have better things to do, and they do not want to be blown up. so no such websites.

if you post links to specific "miracles" and "scientific explanations", we'll analyse them for you. But do not post it in R&S, post it under Social Science or Math&Sciences.

Answer 4

Scientific miracles? I think thats an oxymoron.

Answer 5

If any passage in any Abrahamic text is scientifically accurate, this only demonstrates that iron age desert nomads had roughly the same senses as we do.

Answer 6

I'm not going to insult your intelligence by suggesting you actually believe what you just said.

Answer 7

http://www.apostatesofislam.com/quran.ht…

Answer 8

Honestly...the guys post them here all the time. There isn't anything there. And its really easy to point out things like the verse that says the Sun sets in a muddy spring if you want to refute anything. It says there are 11 planets as well.

So that whole line it totally a joke.

Answer 9

If the Quran says "nuclear physics", "sub-atomic particles", and "laws of hydrodynamics" then you've got me---he's right. If you are interpreting descriptions in the Quran to these things, then you are extrapolating upon what is there. "Giant chariots in the sky" in an ancient document does not mean Boeing 747's, it means "Giant chariots in the sky".

Answer 10

I just wonder how none of those "miracles" are mentioned until science first makes the discovery, then it's like "ooh ooh, it was right here in the Quran all along, whoo!" They're deliberately misinterpreting the scriptures, in other words, LYING.

Answer 11

you'll find websites claiming to refute it but in reality it doesn't. and the average person would be confused as to who to believe since the average person is not a scientist

Answer 12

Taking a quick look at a website Google brought up there is nothing to refute. It looks like it is all just spin.

They are cherry picking verses and twisting them to fit onto some scientific fact.


The Elder Edda talks about real places, does that make Odin real?

The Odyssey and the Iliad talk about real people and real places. Does that make Zeus, Aphrodite, Poseidon, et al. real?

As does the Bhagavad Gita, does that make Vishnu real?


The fact that the Quran does a better job than the bible in describing the natural world is not surprising. It was written hundreds of years after the bible, thousands of years after the Torah, where the OT gets it creation myth from. I would be amazed if it was not more accurate.

Let me know when it clearly predicts quantum theory or general relativity.

Answer 13

There isn't much science in the Koran to prove or disprove. When studying science we don't look at the Bible, Koran, Bhagavad Gita, Guru Granth Sahib or Communist Manifesto. Scientists don't usually even think about such issues.

However it is undeniable that Science was inhibitted in muslim countries from about 1500 - I think the religious elites have more power over a society in muslim countries than in Buddhist and christian ones, so they control what is possible more, and so Science has been held back and still is. In Syria religous types are required to approve translations of Scientific works into Arabic - since they might contradict what the religious types deem is acceptable - not many books get translated because of the bottleneck of proud and inefficient censors.

Answer 14

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