Proud_Muslim said:
I did not know you were qualified scientist !!
I never said I was. I am, however, well versed when it comes to this topic and I've yet to see a single scientific reference that states that the primeval Earth lacked iron. I'd be pleased to see a scientific publication if you can find one.
Perhaps you can tell us how sailors used to sail through the oceans in the old times ?
By the stars' apparent position, not by their actual location. Again, of what importance is the stars actual location?
''Alif-Laam-Meem. The Romans have been defeated. In the lowest of the land nearby, and they, after their defeat, will be victorious. Within three to nine yearsand on that day, the Muslims will rejoice (celebrate) with the help of Allah." (Surah ar-Ruum 30:1-5)
I do not find this particular interpretation in any of the following. All the translations I could find interpret it as "near" or "close" rather than lowest and I'd be interested in the grammatical interpretation as well (is it 'low' or 'lower' or 'lowest'):
"[30.3] In a near land, and they, after being vanquished, shall overcome,"
(Translated by M.H. Shakir)
"030.003 In the nearer land, and they, after their defeat will be
victorious"
Pickthall, Muhammad Marmaduke, 1930
"030.003 In a land close by; but they, (even) after (this) defeat of theirs, will soon be victorious-"
Ali, Abdullah Yusuf , 1934-37
"Ch.30 V.3 In a nearer land; and they, after the overcoming of them, shall soon overcome."
Daryabadi, Abdul-Majid, 1941-57
I don't find "accuracy" through selective interpretation to be noteworthy in the least.
Sure, here is your reference:
Sorry I should have been more specific. Can your provide a
scientific reference please? Meanwhile I will point out a couple of things.
1. Flies do not carry diseases only on one wing and the antibodies only on the other.
2. Dipping a fly in liquid will not inoculate you against disease. Even extrapolating the meaning, I'm skeptical about the use of fly antibodies in humans.
Can you also provide the Quranic reference to this? I can't seem to find this one either.
~Raithere