What if the Earth is FLAT???

Submitted by Syed (United Kingdom), Oct 5, 2016 at 11:37

As a muslim and believing the Quran is truly the word of god, as you claim the Quran mentions the Earth has being spread out, being like a carpet etc. Therefore if I think the Quran is saying that the world is flat, then as a muslim I have to believe the Earth is actually flat. Regardless of what I have been thought and shown, if the Quran is telling the Earth is flat the means the creator of the Earth is telling me the Earth is flat. To most people the concept of anyone thinking the Earth to be flat seem crazy but hear me out. Over the past few year their has been a movement from individual thinkers from all background (black, white, brown, muslim, christian, americans, british etc) that have started to question the shape of the earth that we are being shown. There are vast evidence to show that it would be imposable for us to be living on a round earth that is spinning at a 1000mph and not feeling a thing. Do some searches on youtube for flat earth and the videos that come up and the arguments they make will open your eye. The fact that NASA claims to have put man on the moon but even recently claimed to not know how to pass the van allen radiation belt suggest they haven't. I did not start researching the flat earth theory because of religion, in fact once I was convinced that the earth cannot be round I thought i'd check what the Quran said on the topic, my conclusion was that the Quran supported the fact that the earth is not round.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RIBO7VB0VE
[3:57 PM, 4/10/2016] +44 7767 223707: ive on a FLAT EARTH!This video contains one of the most powerful proofs that we live on a Flat, Round, Stationary Earth that I have seen!--www.youtube.com
[3:57 PM, 4/10/2016] +44 7767 223707: https://youtu.be/P50-CjLRWCs

Hope this helps to understand

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