Sunday, April 3, 2016

“Dark matter” in the Qur’an?

Dark matter” in the Qur’an?

81:15 But nay, I swear by those that retreat, 81:16 Those that run (and) disappear,

(Astronomers have confirmed the existence of dark matter. Dark matter is an invisible, essentially collisionless component of matter; the gravitational effect of all that matter holds together galaxies and galaxy clusters (not the regular matter that forms stars and planets). Simply put: we cannot see dark matter nor collide with it but we can detect its gravity)(It is interpreted that Verses 81:15-16 refer to celestial bodies that are invisible, that move, that sweep. Dark matter is invisible, moves and sweeps our hydrogen)(See: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”; “Dark Matter, Dark Energy: The Dark Side of the Universe” by Professor Sean Carroll from California Institute of Technology; “Dark Matter: What role does it play?” By Carolyn Collins Petersen)(Allah knows best)

55:31 We will attend to you, O you two weights

(It is interpreted that the two classes (literally “two weights”) are man and jinn; we cannot see nor collide with Jinn but they have weight. The Jinn have weight means that we can detect their gravity and they can detect our gravity. “Jinn” means “hidden / invisible”. We cannot see the Jinn nor collide with them but we can detect their gravity)(Source: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”)(Allah knows best)

41:12 Then He completed them as seven heavens in two periods and He revealed in each heaven its affair. And We adorned the nearest heaven with lamps and to guard. That is the Decree of the All-Mighty, the All-Knower.

(There are six other Heavens that we cannot see nor collide with either but we can detect their gravity, superimposed above the visible one. Verse 41:12 only mentions the nearest / lowest heaven having visible light. This could mean that this dark matter exists in the six Heavens superimposed above the lowest one. And each of these remaining six Heavens is of a different type (41:12) and each has its own planets like Earth (65:12))(Source: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”)(Allah knows best)

65:12 Allah is He Who created seven heavens, and of the earth, the like of them. The command descends between them that you may know that Allah is All-Powerful over everything. And that Allah, indeed, encompasses all things in knowledge.

67:3 The One Who created seven heavens one above another. You do not see any fault in the creation of the Most Gracious. So return the vision, can you see any flaw (futurin)? 67:4 Then return the vision twice (again). The vision will return to you humbled while it is fatigued.

(The root of “futurin” (flaw) is “Fa-Tay-Ra”, and it means “to create out of nothing, begin to create, crack / flaw, etc.”. So, according to the context of Verse 67:3, it can be interpreted as “do you see any creation out of nothing?”; the initial answer could be “no”. But in Verse 67:4, when you are supposed to redirect your sight, your answer may change to “yes”, with defeat. Why should you redirect your sight when you observe dark matter? Why should you look away and then back? The gravity of a massive object makes you see the background stars in another direction. This is how we detect dark matter today, the background images are lensed at a certain angle. Since dark matter does not emit any light then we have to trace the light from the background galaxies. From distances and the angle of lensing we estimate the mass of the dark matter. So when detecting the superimposed seven heavens you have to look away and then back in order to measure the angle. No angle no dark matter)(Source: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”)(Allah knows best)

51:7 By the heaven full of pathways.

(One interpretation is that those seven heavens (multiverse) are parallel universes “woven” together)(Source: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”)(Allah knows best)

84:19 You will surely embark (to) stage (tabaqan) from stage (tabaqin).

(The root of “tabaqan / tabaqin” (stage) is used in Verse 67:3 as well, in the context of the seven heavens, “seven heavens one above another (tibaqan)” (67:3). So, Verse 84:19 could be interpreted as a prediction about traveling to those extra dimensions. The superimposed heavens in the Qur’an are interpreted as the extra spatial dimensions in modern physics. Today it is known that we are not living in a “universe” but rather in a “multiverse”)(Source: “miracles-of-quran(dot)com”)(Allah knows best)

See also: Is the Qur'an scientifically correct? (1) (Astronomy)

See also: Is the Qur'an scientifically correct? (0) (Index)

See also: Root Dictionary of the Holy Qur’an (Index)

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