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THE
REGION THAT CONTROLS OUR MOVEMENTS
Research carried out in recent years revealed that the prefrontal
area, which is responsible for the management of particular functions
of the brain, lies in the frontal part of the skull...
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THE
BIRTH OF A HUMAN BEING
Sometimes the heavens, sometimes animals, and sometimes plants are
shown as evidence to man by God. In many of the verses, people are
called upon to turn their attention to their own creation... |
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A
DROP OF SEMEN
Only very few sperms out of 250 million sperms emitted from the male
can make it to the ovum. The sperm that will fertilise the egg is
the only one out of a thousand sperms that have managed to survive...
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THE
MIXTURE IN THE SEMEN
When semen is mentioned in the Qur'an, this fact, which was discovered
by modern science, is also referred to, and semen is defined as a
mixed fluid... |
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THE
SEX OF THE BABY
Until fairly recently, it was believed that the sex was determined
by the male and female cells together. But we are given different
information in the Qur'an, where it is stated that masculinity or
femininity is created out of "a drop of sperm which has been ejected"...
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THE
CLOT CLINGING TO THE UTERUS
In the first phase of its development, the baby in the mother's womb
is in the form of a zygote, which clings to the uterus in order to
take nourishment from the mother's blood... |
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THE
WRAPPING OF MUSCLES OVER THE BONES
It is stated in the verses that in the mother's womb, the bones develop
first, and then the muscles form which wrap around them...
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THREE
STAGES OF THE BABY IN THE WOMB
In the Qur'an, it is related that man is created in a three-stage
process in the mother's womb... |
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MOTHER'S
MILK
Mother's milk is an unmatched mixture that is created by God as both
an excellent food-source for the newborn baby, and a substance that
increases its resistance to diseases... |
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THE
IDENTITY IN THE FINGERPRINT
While it is stated in the Qur'an that it is easy for God to bring
man back to life after death, peoples' fingerprints are particularly
emphasized... |
