Islam and Science

After Penzias and Wilson shared the Nobel Prize in 1965, the Cosmic

Background Explorer (COBE), was rocketed into the sky in 1989.

After Penzias and Wilson shared the Nobel Prize in 1965, the Cosmic

Background Explorer (COBE), was rocketed into the sky in 1989.

The data received from COBE confirmed the discovery of Penzias and

Wilson. A great number of scientists evaluated the data produced by

COBE as conclusive proof. Thus the process initiated by Lemaître in

THE QURAN: UNCHALLENGEABLE MIRACLE

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the 1920s was substantiated

once again with

new discoveries in the

1990s. 1400 years had

elapsed since the revelation

of the Quran

and the satellite’s findings

validated its statements.

Supposing that

we landed on a desert

island and stumbled

upon ashes: no one

would doubt the fact that there had once been a fire on this island.

The residue radiation that Penzias and Wilson ran across, and the

COBE’s data, indicated the existence of the Big Bang. The contention

by dissenters that the radiation scattered all over space had to be perfectly

uniform in all directions is another indicator of the soundness of

this evidence.

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