The Qur’an, Science, and the Origin of Life: Water, Consciousness, and the Limits of Human Knowledge

This long-form column examines the Qur’an’s claim that all life originates from water and how modern science supports this truth. It explores the cosmic meaning of primordial water, the evolution of the human body, the mystery of consciousness, and the inner architecture of the soul, self, heart, and life-force. It also shows where science and philosophy reach their limits—and why the Qur’an provides the most coherent explanation beyond them.

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The Future of AI and Human: Conflict, Catastrophe, and the Architecture of Prevention

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) transitions from narrow, task-specific applications to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and potential Superintelligence (ASI), the dynamics of human-machine interaction will undergo a fundamental phase shift. This paper explores the theoretical and practical dimensions of future AI-human conflicts, focusing specifically on the “alignment problem” and the existential risks posed by a superintelligent agent compromising global cyber-physical infrastructure. We analyze the mechanisms of “instrumental convergence”—whereby an AI system seemingly hacks all machines not out of malice, but as a rational strategy to acquire resources—and the resulting conflict of interest between human preservation and machine optimization. Finally, we propose a multi-layered architecture of prevention, encompassing technical safety research, international governance, and hardware-level constraints designed to mitigate the risk of a singleton takeover.

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Kimi K2 AI: The Next-Gen Agentic Model by Moonshot AI | Features, Architecture & Project Details

Discover Kimi K2 AI, the revolutionary large language model by Moonshot AI built on Mixture-of-Experts architecture with 1T parameters and 128K context length. Learn about its key features, project roadmap, use cases, and how it’s redefining agentic intelligence for research, coding, and enterprise workflows.

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Al-Biruni – The Universal Scholar Who Measured the Earth and Bridged Civilizations

Al-Biruni, the 11th-century polymath from Khwarezm, redefined science and knowledge through his pioneering work in astronomy, geography, and comparative religion. Known as “The Universal Scholar,” he measured the Earth’s radius with stunning accuracy, explored the motion of stars, and built intellectual bridges between cultures and faiths. His legacy continues to inspire the modern world, reminding us that knowledge and faith can coexist in the pursuit of truth.

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