Quran & Big Bang

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

, your last question about the big bang will be answered with someone with more knowledge in the Arabic language.

Really? I want answer as soon as possible
Can some please help

If you are satisfied with your understanding of the Quran then it is okay

To some extent I'm satisfied with that interpretation of verse 21:30
that i have found here: http://classicalislamgroup.com/index...er/s21-v30to33
But still I don't understand why a number of Muslims say that Qur'an makes mention of big bang? I don't know what are there bases; maybe they interpret 21:30 in a different way, I'm very curious to know

We aren't saying with 100% (or even 60%) certainty that the verse is a reference to the big bang.

So 40% you say Quran talks about big bang
??
How can you say so with this interpretation
??
Look, according to science, first whole "universe" was compact together. At that time, the entire universe was hotter and denser, then it exploded, Universe expanded and cooled, energy changed into particles of matter and antimatter, particles called protons and neutrons formed, gases hydrogen & helium formed, it kept growing, eventually came the planets including the earth, the stars, galaxies & us. Right?

So if you see the ''earth'' was not there at the time of explosion.

Verse 21:30: "The heavens & the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them".

How can one call something which doesn't exist
??

I really don't get how the verse 21:30 talks about big bang

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

I dont talk english but i hope this is interesting for my brothers and sisters :

http://www.quranproject.org/Quran-Pr...he-Quran-225-d

http://www.quranproject.org/

Jazakallahu khair, I'll read that might help thanks.

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

I dont talk english but i hope this is interesting for my brothers and sisters :

http://www.quranproject.org/Quran-Pr...he-Quran-225-d

http://www.quranproject.org/

I have found the answer
I have found one interpretation according to which Quran makes mention big bang.

Here:
http://www.quranproject.org/Quran-Pr...he-Quran-225-d
Verse: Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a [ratq] joined entity, and We [fataqa] separated them.Then will they not believe?Qurān 21:30



The word ratq translated as sewn to means mixed in each, blended in Arabic. It is used to refer to two different substances that make up a whole.
The phrase fataqa is unstitched and implies that something comes into being by tearing apart or destroying the structure of things that are sewn to one another.

In the verse, heaven and earth are at first subject to the status of ratq.They are separated (fataqa) with one coming out of the other. Intriguingly, when we think about the first moments of the Big Bang we see that the entire matter of the universe collected at one single point. In other words, everything including the heavens and earth which were not created yet were in an interwoven and inseparable condition. Then, this point exploded violently, causing its matter to disunite.

The Big Bang theory holds that about 20,000,000,000 years ago the universe began with the explosive expansion of a single, extremely condensed state of matter. The Nobel Prize for science in 1977 was awarded for this discovery, whereas it was stated by the Qurān centuries before.

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Jazakallahu khair

[BStranger]

I have found the answer
I have found one interpretation according to which Quran makes mention big bang.

Here:
http://www.quranproject.org/Quran-Pr...he-Quran-225-d
Verse: Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a [ratq] joined entity, and We [fataqa] separated them.Then will they not believe?Qurān 21:30



The word ratq translated as sewn to means mixed in each, blended in Arabic. It is used to refer to two different substances that make up a whole.
The phrase fataqa is unstitched and implies that something comes into being by tearing apart or destroying the structure of things that are sewn to one another.

In the verse, heaven and earth are at first subject to the status of ratq.They are separated (fataqa) with one coming out of the other. Intriguingly, when we think about the first moments of the Big Bang we see that the entire matter of the universe collected at one single point. In other words, everything including the heavens and earth which were not created yet were in an interwoven and inseparable condition. Then, this point exploded violently, causing its matter to disunite.

The Big Bang theory holds that about 20,000,000,000 years ago the universe began with the explosive expansion of a single, extremely condensed state of matter. The Nobel Prize for science in 1977 was awarded for this discovery, whereas it was stated by the Qurān centuries before.

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Jazakallahu khair

Great! I couldn't translate that into English, thank you!

[Maro]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Is this conversation over? or do you still need some help?

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Is this conversation over? or do you still need some help?

No. I don't need any help. The question has already been answered. Thank you
Jazkallahu khair

[محمود عبدالله نجا]

The next article will show you the weakness of the Big Bang theory and how it is far from the linguistic understanding of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Also this article will show you the meaning of Ratq and earlier before it, and Fatq is linguistically does not mean an explosion. Excuse me because the article in Arabic and I do not find the time to translate it, you probably know Arabic or find help on it.

الوسطية في نقد الإنفجار الكبير بلغة القرآن و العلم الحديث
http://e3jaz.way2allah.com/modules.p...rticle&sid=163

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

The next article will show you the weakness of the Big Bang theory and how it is far from the linguistic understanding of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Also this article will show you the meaning of Ratq and earlier before it, and Fatq is linguistically does not mean an explosion. Excuse me because the article in Arabic and I do not find the time to translate it, you probably know Arabic or find help on it.

الوسطية في نقد الإنفجار الكبير بلغة القرآن و العلم الحديث
http://e3jaz.way2allah.com/modules.p...rticle&sid=163

No. I cannot speak Arabic

[BStranger]

No. I cannot speak Arabic

Try your best to learn, which I already see happening. If you need any help, we are your brothers.

[Maria al-Qibtiyya]

Try your best to learn, which I already see happening. If you need any help, we are your brothers.

Thank you so much
I like it very much to learn Arabic but couldn't find enough time because of worldly studies

[BStranger]

Thank you so much
I like it very much to learn Arabic but couldn't find enough time because of worldly studies

What field?