Quran aur Maujuda Scienci Ijaadat | Urdu
Name of the book: Maujuda Scienci Ijadat aur Sadaqat-e-Quran-e-Kareem
Language: Urdu
Author: Maulana Sheikh Abdul Rahman Misri
Publisher: Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore
Glimpse: This book explores the harmony between modern science and the Quran. It argues that inventions in aviation, energy, and medicine validate Quranic truths, showing that the “Word of God” perfectly aligns with the “Work of God”.
Language: Urdu
Author: Maulana Sheikh Abdul Rahman Misri
Publisher: Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore
Glimpse: This book explores the harmony between modern science and the Quran. It argues that inventions in aviation, energy, and medicine validate Quranic truths, showing that the “Word of God” perfectly aligns with the “Work of God”.
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📘 Book Description
This profound work by Maulana Sheikh Abdul Rahman Misri, published in 1943, provides a compelling reconciliation between Islamic theology and contemporary scientific progress. The author asserts that there is no contradiction between the “Word of God” (the Quran) and the “Work of God” (the Universe), positing that scientific discoveries actually serve as evidence for the Quran’s divine origin.
The book explores how Quranic verses predate and predict major scientific breakthroughs, including aviation (“paths in the sky”), the extraction of mineral wealth like petrol and gold, and the generation of electricity from water. It provides a detailed theological framework based on God’s attributes of Rahmaniyat (Grace) and Rahimiyat (Mercy), explaining how humanity achieves success by following the natural and spiritual laws governing the universe.
Beyond material science, the text highlights Islam as a “living religion” through documented instances of spiritual healing and the acceptance of prayers by the reformer Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. Misri encourages Muslims to reclaim their historical legacy by excelling in both material and spiritual sciences to lead the world once again. It is an essential read for those seeking to understand the relationship between faith and modern empirical discovery.
