Plato your blind thinking is reaching the worst

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Mar 12, 2008 at 03:02

It is highly unfortunate for a person like you who claims sanity and agile mind. You think you can best interpret Quran more than authentic Muslim Scholars????? Ironic!!!

You mentioned, Allah mentioned the source of human creation on many places in Quran with different words, blood clot, sand, water, sperm.... Nice you read that very deeply but unfortunate to know that you cannot figure out that all above are necessary for creation of a living being which is called "Human". Science has no disagreement with what Quran says and it is an eye opening fact that all the embryonic stages mentioned in Quran can only be studied with the help of microscope which was invented in 1500 BC.

Still you try to bring an element of joke to Allah's word???? what a pity!!! Allah gave hints in Quran and wants us to learn and study and find the secrets and on knowing something extra ordinary just thank and praise the Lord for such delicate creations. Our accepting the creations of Lord as the sign of his presence, would really bring satisfaction to our hearts. You are stuck with materialistic life and can hardly taste spiritual satisfaction.

http://www.andrewlost.com/microscope_inventors_k3.htm

More ironic is that you challenge the way Allah talks to us in Quran. The swear on different creations shows his love and importance of those creations. If Allah has mentioned any thing with affirmed words then there is always an important message linked with that. For Muslim every verse is a guideline and a glowing torch and the source of satisfaction.

You can not understand this, your heart is rusted and your body is ready to be thrown to Hell because of arrogance and rejection of Allah's words even after knowing the weight and truth.

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