The best part about these Muslim "miracles" (and I guess it can apply to Christian ones as well with the Bible) is the fact that none of them are brought to light as being miraculous information until after science discovers them.
Muslims point to verses in the Qur'an that claim black holes, pulsars, expanding universe etc.... but where are the people who understood these for what they, supposedly, were before we've discovered them in relatively modern times?
That's not how scientific predictions work.
In science you predict a specific "thing".
If science made a prediction like the Qur'an or Bible, it would say "If the big bang theory is true, we should find stuff in the universe." Fast forward 60 years, we find stuff in the universe so the theory must be true.
Instead, in the 30s they said "If the big bang theory is valid, we should find background microwave radiation." See how specific that is? And at the time we had no way of checking if that were true or not, we didn't have the technology.
Fast forward 60 years, we have telescopes in orbit, we point them into space, and guess what? Lo and behold we find...... background microwave radiation!
You say the Qur'an describes these scientific "miracles"? OK, show me the people who had at least some general understanding of what they "predicted" before we actually discovered them.
Muslims point to verses in the Qur'an that claim black holes, pulsars, expanding universe etc.... but where are the people who understood these for what they, supposedly, were before we've discovered them in relatively modern times?
That's not how scientific predictions work.
In science you predict a specific "thing".
If science made a prediction like the Qur'an or Bible, it would say "If the big bang theory is true, we should find stuff in the universe." Fast forward 60 years, we find stuff in the universe so the theory must be true.
Instead, in the 30s they said "If the big bang theory is valid, we should find background microwave radiation." See how specific that is? And at the time we had no way of checking if that were true or not, we didn't have the technology.
Fast forward 60 years, we have telescopes in orbit, we point them into space, and guess what? Lo and behold we find...... background microwave radiation!
You say the Qur'an describes these scientific "miracles"? OK, show me the people who had at least some general understanding of what they "predicted" before we actually discovered them.
