Skallagrim
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Good point. Yes actually quran has given all the message clearly and undoubtedly. There is no question about it.
It is compitable with modern science. It clears the thing, how the world is created. From Quran its created from Zero. And from science its Bang theory. So its same. And there are many many examples.
Most of the cases no problem. But you seem to be not introduced with Darwn's origin of species theory.Plz research more about it and what Muslims are telling of this.
According to the theory of this law of nature. All life created through evaluation. Its all started from a Protein cell. And life started on earth. Many species arose and devoloped their kinds.
After so many years from african apes ancient men came. Then men just improved itself to real men like us. Modern science accepts the theory. And all researches are based on it.
But what we know from Islam is, race of men starts from Adam Hawa. Whom used to live in heaven.So in this case Islam and science collide.
Yes we can avoid problems leaving aside science and religious life.
On the Origin of Species - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Ayats that deal with creation are open to interpretation (read my previous post #48). Theory of evolution doesn't state that human evolved from monkeys or apes rather it states that monkeys/apes and human beings had a common predecessor. Now you have to agree that at some point of time the line of common predecessors diverged into two (or perhaps more) lines. One line evolved into modern human. Can we call the oldest ancestor (or perhaps some member) of this line Adam??
The story of creation majority of us are familiar with includes a lot from Bible. For example, Quran doesn't mention the name Eve or Hawa and it doesn't say Hawa was created from a rib of Adam. Also many of the stories of different prophets we are familiar with are absent in Quran, rather these had been borrowed from the Bible (read Old Testament). So if one is going to give an opinion on some topic discussed/mentioned in Quran he must be able to distinguish between what is in Quran and what is foreign.