Quran and Modern Science 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. The Quran encourages humans toā¦ (A) Reflect on nature and creation (B) Ignore the universe (C) Focus only on rituals (D) Avoid learning 2. The Quran mentions the origin of life fromā¦ (A) Water (B) Soil only (C) Air only (D) Fire 3. The development of the human embryo is described in the Quran asā¦ (A) Stages of creation in the womb (B) Random occurrence (C) Not mentioned (D) Immediate full formation 4. The Quran refers to the universe as being created inā¦ (A) Ignorance (B) Chaos (C) Harmony and order (D) Randomness 5. The Quran mentions the expansion of the universe inā¦ (A) Political texts (B) Ancient myths (C) Clear verses supporting modern cosmology (D) Historical stories only 6. Mountains are described in the Quran asā¦ (A) Only decorative (B) Unimportant features (C) Stabilizers of the Earth (D) Nonexistent 7. The alternation of night and day is mentioned in the Quran asā¦ (A) Random events (B) Signs for reflection (C) Only natural (D) Not mentioned 8. The Quran mentions the role of the sun and moon asā¦ (A) Signs and precise measures of time (B) Symbols only (C) Ignored (D) Sources of wealth 9. Iron is described in the Quran asā¦ (A) Only decorative (B) A useless metal (C) Having strong benefits for humans (D) Unknown in value 10. The Quran states that every living thing is made ofā¦ (A) Fire (B) Earth only (C) Water (D) Air only 11. The formation of clouds and rain is mentioned in the Quran toā¦ (A) Just for poetry (B) Only explain weather (C) Ignore science (D) Provide lessons for reflection 12. The Quran describes the creation of pairs in living beings asā¦ (A) Evidence of divine design (B) Coincidence (C) Random chance (D) Ignored 13. The Quran mentions the stages of human growth toā¦ (A) Encourage reflection on divine power (B) Ignore biology (C) Only for stories (D) Teach farming 14. The Quranic concept of the Earth being spread out supportsā¦ (A) Ignoring exploration (B) Flat Earth theory only (C) Geographical observation (D) No scientific relevance 15. The alternation of rivers and seas in the Quran demonstratesā¦ (A) Only metaphor (B) The separation of fresh and saltwater (C) Ignored (D) Political meaning 16. The Quran mentions the orbits of celestial bodies to showā¦ (A) Order and precision in the universe (B) Random movement (C) Only poetry (D) Mythology 17. The Quran encourages study of nature as a way toā¦ (A) Gain wealth only (B) Recognize the Creator (C) Ignore spirituality (D) Worship creation 18. The Quran refers to mountains asā¦ (A) Only for beauty (B) Decorative features (C) Pegs stabilizing the Earth (D) Nonexistent 19. The creation of everything in pairs is mentioned to indicateā¦ (A) Chaos (B) Balance in creation (C) Random design (D) Coincidence 20. The Quran mentions that the sky and earth wereā¦ (A) Created randomly (B) Always separate (C) Once joined and then separated (D) Ignored 21. Human creation from clay and a drop of fluid showsā¦ (A) Only myth (B) Coincidence (C) Divine knowledge of biology (D) Ignored in science 22. The Quran mentions rain bringing life to dead land toā¦ (A) Random occurrence (B) Only farming (C) Illustrate resurrection (D) Ignore meaning 23. The alternation of night and day is a sign forā¦ (A) Reflection and understanding (B) Work only (C) Ignoring time (D) Random habit 24. The Quranic mention of bees demonstratesā¦ (A) Importance of nature and guidance from Allah (B) Only sweet honey (C) Irrelevant facts (D) Folklore 25. Human intelligence and observation are encouraged in the Quran toā¦ (A) Compete socially only (B) Understand the universe and appreciate Allahās creation (C) Ignore spiritual matters (D) Only accumulate wealth 26. The Quran mentions stages of creation in the womb toā¦ (A) Teach farming (B) Only for poetry (C) Ignore science (D) Illustrate developmental biology 27. The Quran describes the alternation of land and sea asā¦ (A) A sign of divine power (B) Random process (C) Coincidence (D) Only for fishermen 28. The Quran encourages reflection on creation toā¦ (A) Ignore Allah (B) Distract from worship (C) Strengthen faith and moral understanding (D) Teach myths only 29. Mountains are described as stabilizers toā¦ (A) Political meaning (B) Only for beauty (C) Symbolic stories (D) Prevent excessive shaking of the Earth 30. Quranic references to natural phenomena aim toā¦ (A) Teach only history (B) Ignore science (C) Promote myths (D) Encourage knowledge, reflection, and recognition of Allah
