Detailed Cosmological Article Based on Surah Hamim-Sajda (Fussilat) Ayat 9-12
Surah Fussilat (41:9-12) offers a profound glimpse into Quranic cosmology, describing the creation of the earth and the heavens. These verses highlight the meticulous stages of creation, from the formation of the earth in “two days” to the establishment of mountains and sustenance in “four days.” The heavens are depicted as initially being “smoke,” aligning with modern scientific concepts of the early universe’s hot, dense state. The creation of “seven heavens” with their own commands reflects a structured and ordered cosmos. By examining these verses through classical and modern lenses, we uncover a rich integration of faith and science, demonstrating the Quran’s enduring relevance in understanding the universe.
