Solar system in the light of Holy Quran

Cosmology in the Quran 
The Quran is brimming with reflections on the Heavens. In the former section on the Creation, we perceived how the majority of the Heavens and Earths was alluded to, and what the Quran calls a middle person creation 'between the Heavens and the Earth', advanced science has confirmed the last mentioned. The verses alluding to the Creation as of now contain an expansive thought of what is to be found in the sky, of everything outside the earth.

Aside from the verses that particularly depict the Creation, there are generally another forty verses in the Quran which give data on cosmology supplementing what has as of now been given. Some of them are very little more than reflections on the brilliance of the Creator, the Organizer of all the stellar and planetary frameworks. These we know not orchestrated by positions whose dependability Newton clarified in his law of the shared fascination of bodies.

The principal verses to be cited here barely outfit much material for logical examination: the point is just to attract regard for God's Omnipotence. They should be said however to give a practical thought of the way the Quranic content depicted the association of the Universe fourteen centuries back.

These references constitute another reality of celestial Revelation. The association of the world is dealt with in neither the Gospels nor the Old Testament (aside from a couple of thoughts whose general mistake we have as of now found in the Biblical portrayal of the Creation). The Quran however manages this subject top to bottom. What it depicts is critical, however so is the thing that it doesn't contain. It doesn't truth be told give a record of the speculations pervasive at the season of the Revelation that arrangement with the association of the heavenly world, hypotheses that science was later to show were off base. A case of this will be given later. This negative thought should however be called attention to.