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007 the black holes
This document discusses black holes and pulsating stars (pulsars) from an Islamic perspective. It references verses from the Quran that may describe scientific phenomena like black holes and pulsars. The verses referenced discuss stars becoming dim and obliterated, which could relate to black holes, as well as pulsating stars that rotate rapidly, matching the modern scientific understanding of pulsars. The document suggests these Quranic verses reveal knowledge of astronomical concepts discovered recently by modern science.
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007 the black holes
- 1. BASED ON THEWORKS OF HARUN YAHYA WWW.HARUNYAHAY.COM and others PREPARED BY [email protected] Dr F.Dejahang, BSc CEng, BSc (Hons) Construction Mgmt, MSc, MCIOB, .MCMI, PhD
- 2. The HolyThe Holy Qur’an is theQur’ an is the Word of AllahWord of Allah
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- 20. THE BLACK HOLES They nevertheless reveal themselves indirectly, by the tremendous suction which their gravitational force exerts on other heavenly bodies. As well as depictions of the Day of Judgement, the verse below may also be pointing to this scientific discovery about black holes:
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- 22. (Qur'an, 77:8) Sahih International Sowhen the stars are obliterated Yusuf Ali Then when the stars become dim; Farsi
- 23. THE BLACK HOLES Moreover, stars of great mass also cause warps to be perceived in space. Black holes, however, do not just cause warps in space but also tear holes in it. That is why these collapsed stars are known as black holes.
- 24. THE BLACK HOLES Thisfact may be referred to in the verse about stars, and this is another important item of information demonstrating that the Holy Qur'an is the Word of Allah:
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- 30. PULSARS: PULSATING STARS Pulsars are the remains of extinguished stars which emit very powerful, pulse-like radio waves and which revolve very rapidly around their own axes. It has been calculated that there are more than 500 pulsars in the Milky Way, of which our Earth is a part.
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- 39. PULSARS: PULSATING STARS Shortly afterwards, it was also realised that the source of these signals is the rapid revolution of neutron stars. These newly discovered neutron stars are known as "pulsars." These stars, which turn into pulsars through supernova explosions, are of the greatest mass, and are the brightest and fastest moving bodies in the universe. Some pulsars revolve 600 times a second.50
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- 47. PULSARS: PULSATING STARS Theconcept of the term "adraka" in the expression "And what will convey to you what the Tariq is?" refers to comprehension.
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