#physics in the quran

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The Quran, the holy book of Islam, is revered by Muslims as the word of God. It is not only a religious text but also contains numerous scientific references that have been seen by many as miracles. These scientific miracles are believed to be evidence of the divine nature of the Quran and its ability to provide knowledge that was ahead of its time. Here are some examples of scientific miracles found in the Quran:

Embryology: The Quran contains detailed descriptions of human embryonic development, which were not known at the time it was revealed. It accurately describes stages such as fertilization, implantation, and formation of bones and muscles.

Creation from Water: The Quran mentions that all living things are created from water, which aligns with modern scientific understanding that water is essential for life.

Mountains as Stabilizers: The Quran refers to mountains as stabilizers on Earth's surface, preventing it from shaking or swaying excessively. This concept correlates with modern geological understanding that mountains play a crucial role in maintaining tectonic stability.

Celestial Orbits: The Quran mentions the movement and orbiting of celestial bodies like the sun and moon. This aligns with our current knowledge about their orbital paths around other celestial objects.

Oceanography: The Quran describes the distinct properties of saltwater and freshwater and states that they do not mix completely when they meet - something that was only discovered much later through advancements in oceanographic research.

These examples highlight some instances where scientific information mentioned in the Quran has been seen by many as miraculous due to its alignment with modern scientific discoveries.

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Numerology: The number 9

9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90 99

What does the number 9 signify? 9 means completion, but not a final ending.

In astrology: the number 9 is associated with the planet Mars, which is said to govern ambition, energy, and action. People born under the sign of Mars, which is associated with the number 9, are said to be confident, independent, and adventurous. The ninth sign of the zodiac, Sagittarius, is known for its adventurous and expansive spirit, which reflects the qualities of the number 9. Additionally, the number 9 is linked to the concept of karma, which refers to the idea that our actions have consequences that come back to us. This is because 9 is the result of adding up all the single-digit numbers before it (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8=36, and 3+6=9), suggesting that we reap what we sow. Overall, the number 9 is significant and powerful in astrology, representing completion, growth, and the consequences of our actions. Moreover, in Vedic astrology, the nine planets or Grahas are believed to have a significant influence on human destiny and are associated with different qualities and energies. These planets include the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. The Sun and Moon are considered the most important planets, as they are responsible for life on Earth and are associated with the soul and mind, respectively. The number 9 is associated with the planet Guru or Jupiter, which is considered the most benefic planet in the horoscope. Guru is associated with wisdom, knowledge, and good fortune. People who are born on the 9th, 18th, or 27th of any month are said to be influenced by the planet Guru and are considered to be blessed with good luck and prosperity.

In astronomy: the number 9 is perhaps most famously associated with the nine planets in our solar system. the number 9 has significance in the relationship between the Sun, Moon, and Earth. It is said that the Sun completes a cycle of 360 degrees in the sky in one year, which is divided into 12 zodiac signs, with each sign taking up 30 degrees. The Moon, on the other hand, takes about 29.5 days to complete its cycle around the Earth, and during this time, it passes through all 12 zodiac signs. Interestingly, the total number of days in a solar year (365.24) multiplied by the number of lunar months in a year (12.37) equals 4536.24, which can be reduced to 9. This is known as the lunar-solar cycle, and it is believed to be a powerful symbol of completion and transformation.

In mythology: the number 9 is often associated with spiritual growth and knowledge. For example, in Norse mythology, Odin hung from the world tree Yggdrasil for nine days and nine nights to gain wisdom and knowledge. In Greek mythology, nine muses inspired creativity and art, while in Egyptian mythology, nine gods presided over the underworld.

In mathematics: the number 9 has some unique properties as well. It is the highest single-digit number, and any number multiplied by 9 will always result in a number whose digits add up to 9. Additionally, the number 9 is the sum of the first three square numbers (1² + 2² + 3² = 9) and the sum of the first three cube numbers (1³ + 2³ + 3³ = 36). This property of the number 9 is known as the "digital root" and is used in various mathematical and divinatory practices.

In physics: the number 9 appears in the fundamental equations that describe the behavior of the universe, such as the nine-dimensional equations of string theory. In mathematics, the number 9 is used in a variety of numerical systems, including the base-9 system used by the ancient Maya.

In science: the significance of number 9 in science is reflected in its frequent appearance in various scientific phenomena. For instance, the periodic table has nine fundamental types of atoms, known as lanthanides. The human body is made up of nine major organ systems, including the cardiovascular, nervous, and respiratory systems. The electromagnetic spectrum has nine main categories of waves, ranging from radio waves to gamma rays. Sun and Earth: The diameter of the Sun is supposed to be 108 times the diameter of the Earth. The distance from the Sun to the Earth is 108 times the diameter of the Sun. It looks very dramatic and mysterious yet if true its indeed happy mystery. Moon and Earth: The average distance of the Moon from the Earth is 108 times the diameter of the Moon. Furthermore, there are nine planets in our solar system (including Pluto, which is now considered a dwarf planet), and the number 9 also appears in the fundamental equations that describe the behavior of the universe, such as the nine-dimensional equations of string theory. The number 9 also appears in the concept of tides, which are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun on the Earth's oceans. Tides follow a roughly 12-hour cycle, with high and low tides occurring twice a day, resulting in a total of around 9 tides per day. 

In ancient Egypt: the number 9 was associated with the nine gods who ruled over the underworld.

In music: the significance of the number 9 in music is rooted in its harmonic properties. The ninth note of a scale, known as the subtonic, is a crucial note for creating tension and leading to the tonic note. This creates a sense of resolution and closure in musical phrases. Additionally, the number 9 appears in musical time signatures such as 9/8, which adds a unique and complex rhythmic texture to the music. The number 9 also plays a symbolic role in music, as seen in The Beatles' "Revolution 9," a groundbreaking experimental track that features various sound effects and spoken word samples. Overall, the number 9 adds depth and complexity to the music, both in its harmonic properties and its symbolic significance.

Nine Muses: In Greek mythology, the Nine Muses were the goddesses of inspiration in the arts and sciences, such as music, poetry, and astronomy. They were said to be the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne and were believed to provide inspiration and guidance to human beings.

 Nine Worthies: The Nine Worthies were a group of historical and legendary figures from different cultures who were seen as exemplars of chivalry and virtue. They were divided into three categories of three: pagan, Jewish, and Christian. The pagan worthies were Hector, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar; the Jewish worthies were Joshua, David, and Judas Maccabeus; and the Christian worthies were King Arthur, Charlemagne, and Godfrey of Bouillon.

Ennead: In ancient Egyptian mythology, the Ennead was a group of nine gods and goddesses who were worshipped in the city of Heliopolis. The Ennead included the god Atum, who was believed to have created the world, and his children Shu and Tefnut, who represented air and moisture, respectively.

Nine Emperor Gods Festival: The Nine Emperor Gods Festival is a Taoist festival celebrated in Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. The festival is held in the ninth lunar month and is dedicated to the worship of the Nine Emperor Gods, who are believed to bring good luck and prosperity.

The 9th letter of the alphabet is "I", which is also the Roman numeral for the number 1. This means that "IX" is 9 in Roman numerals, which is why you sometimes see clocks or watches with "IX" instead of "IX" to represent 9.

Islam: Quran says that each and everything of this universe is counted and surrounded by numeric. The 9th chapter of the Qur'an At-Tawbah 'the Repentance', and is one of the last Medinan surahs. The number 9 is the day of Hajj. The Messenger Mohammad participated in 9 of the conquests. And nine Qur’anic verses speak about the prophet Moses. The Arabic letters of the opening in the Qur’an add up to 786=9, 786 is an Arabic numeric value that denotes“Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim” the opening phrase of the Holy Quran. It translates as “In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Beneficent“. 786 is basically driven from the series of Arabic Numerology called “Abjad“. In Muslim tradition it is known to be the symbolic representation of Allah. But no Islamic scholar has so far been able to explain the origin of this number. In fact, it is not mentioned in the Quran. Ramadan: a time of fasting and spiritual reflection for Muslims, is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.

Biblical Symbolism: The number nine is found 49 times in Scripture. Its biblical symbolism is tied mainly to the concepts of finality, divine completeness, and judgment. It typically surfaces during pivotal moments of transformation, culmination, or judgment in the biblical narrative. In the divine order of creation, the Lord chose to create a nine-month gestation period for human beings, indicating a time of completeness before birth. The number nine often marks the end of a divine cycle or period. In the context of the Old Testament, every ninth year represented the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one. The number 'nine' also weaves a pattern of divine judgment throughout biblical history. For instance, the prophet Hosea, inspired by God, declared that Ephraim's destruction would come to the city in the 'ninth' year. In another instance, the ninth hour was marked for Christ's death, symbolizing the largest divine judgement humanity has ever witnessed. Ezekiel 24:1-2 noted the siege of Jerusalem commenced on the 'ninth' day of the tenth month. Adding to its significance, the city's destruction commenced on the 'ninth' day of the fourth month. Nine Attributes of God: The Lord is patient, The Lord is Merciful, The Lord is Gracious, The Lord is Abundant in Goodness, The Lord is Abundant in Truth, The Lord is Loving, The Lord is Forgiving, The Lord is a God that Judges, The Lord is Just. In Christianity, there are nine fruits of the Holy Spirit, including love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

The number 9 is revered in Hinduism and considered a complete, perfected and divine number because it represents the end of a cycle in the decimal system, which originated from the Indian subcontinent as early as 3000 BC. The number 9 is considered a lucky number in many cultures, including in China and Japan, where it is associated with longevity and good fortune. In numerology, the number 9 is associated with spiritual growth, selflessness, and humanitarianism.

In Hinduism: The number 9 has played a significant role in Indian history, culture, and mythology. In Hinduism, there are nine planets, nine forms of Devi, and nine forms of Lord Vishnu. The number 9 is also associated with the Navratnas, which are the nine precious gemstones. According to Hindu mythology, there are nine avatars of Lord Vishnu, including Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashurama, Rama, Krishna, and Kalki. These avatars are believed to have appeared on Earth in different forms and at different times to restore balance and order. The number 9 is also significant in other Indian religions and traditions. In Buddhism: there are nine stages of consciousness. Some Buddhists carve have 108 small Buddhas on a walnut for good luck. Other Buddhists, like in Tibet and in Bhutan, they ring a bell 108 times to celebrate a new year. They believed it as corresponding to 108 virtues to cultivate and 108 defilements to avoid. Chinese Buddhists and in the Taoists 108 bead mala (called su-chu), and has three dividing beads, so the mala is divided into three parts of 36 each. Chinese astrology also believed that there are 108 sacred stars. while in Jainism, there are nine tattvas or principles of reality. The number 9 is also associated with the nine chakras, or energy centers, in the body. Nine Gems: The Navratnas, or nine gems, are considered to be powerful and auspicious in Indian culture. These include diamond, pearl, ruby, emerald, yellow sapphire, blue sapphire, hessonite, cat The significance of the number 9 can also be seen in Indian architecture and art. For instance, the famous Hindu temple, Brihadeeswarar Temple, located in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, was built in the 11th century and is known for its unique architecture that features nine stories, representing the nine planets in Hindu mythology. The temple also has nine entrances, nine corridors, and nine sacred tanks, emphasizing the importance of the number 9 in Hindu culture. Another example of the significance of the number 9 in Indian art is the Navarasas or the nine emotions, which are depicted in various forms of art, including dance, music, and theater. The nine emotions are Shringara (love), Hasya (laughter), Karuna (compassion), Raudra (anger), Veera (courage), Bhayanaka (fear), Bibhatsa (disgust), Adbhuta (wonder), and Shanta (peace). These emotions are believed to be the essence of human experience and are often portrayed in Indian art and literature. Furthermore, the number 9 is also believed to have healing properties in Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine. According to Ayurveda, the human body is composed of nine elements or dhatus, which are Rasa (plasma), Rakta (blood), Mamsa (muscle), Meda (fat), Asthi (bone), Majja (marrow), Shukra (semen), Artava (ovary), and Purisha (feces). These elements are believed to be interconnected and affect each other, and any imbalance in these elements can lead to illness. Ayurvedic remedies often involve balancing these elements to promote health and well-being.

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The Universe is expanding

Dr Alfred Kroner, Prof of Geology & the Chairman of the Deptt of Geology at the Institute of Geosciences, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany, said: “Thinking where Muhammad came from . . . I think it is almost impossible that he could have known about things like the common origin of the universe, because scientists have only found out within the last few years, with very complicated and advanced technological methods, that this is the case…… Somebody who did not know something about nuclear physics fourteen hundred years ago could not, I think, be in a position to find out from his own mind, for instance, that the earth and the heavens had the same origin….”

In 1924 a Swedish astronomer discovered that the universe is expanding. In June 2016 NASA and ESA scientists found that the universe is growing faster than thought earlier when Hubble Space Telescope provided some information in this matter.

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One Example of Perfect Creation

We know that spiders are "engineers," making webs, those wonders of architecture and engineering. They are also killing machines, preparing mechanical traps, capable of building nests under water, hunting their prey with lassoos from their webs, capable of giving off chemical poisons, holding on to a thread and jumping from hundreds of times their own height, creating threads stronger than steel within their own bodies, and camouflaging themselves for hunting. We come across further miracles when we examine the structure of their bodies, alongside the properties they possess.

There are many features in all spiders' bodies bearing witness to their having been created, such as combs working like a weaving factory, laboratories making chemical products, organs producing very strong digestive properties, senses capable of perceiving the slightest vibration, strong fangs capable of injecting venom, and so on. Considering all of these properties, the spider gives the lie to the theory of evolution and once again destroys such a derisory hypothesis as coincidence.

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Örümceklerin mekanik tuzaklar kuran, suyun dibine yuvalar yapabilen, ağdan yaptığı kementlerle avlanan, kimyasal zehirler püskürtebilen, kendi boyunun yüzlerce misli yükseklikten bir ipe tutunup atlayan, vücudunda çelikten sağlam ipler üreten, avlanmak için kamuflaj yapabilen birer ölüm makinesi, aynı zamanda mimarlık ve mühendislik harikası ağlar kuran birer "mühendis" olduklarını biliyoruz. Örümceklerin sahip oldukları bu gibi yeteneklerin yanısıra vücut yapıları incelendiğinde de birçok farklı mucizeyle karşılaşılır.

Bütün örümceklerin vücudunda, bir dokuma fabrikası gibi çalışan taraklar, kimyevi maddeler üreten laboratuvarlar, çok güçlü sindirim salgıları üreten organlar, en hassas titreşimleri hisseden algılayıcılar, zehir enjeksiyonu yapabilen güçlü kıskaçlar ve bunlar gibi yaratılışa delil teşkil eden birçok özellik vardır. Bütün bu özellikleriyle düşünüldüğünde, örümcek tek başına evrim teorisine meydan okuyan, tesadüf gibi komik bir varsayımı bir kez daha çürüten önemli bir delildir.

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The Quran and the Concept of the Multiverse: Is It Supported?

Understanding the Multiverse Theory

Definition in Modern Physics

The multiverse theory suggests that our universe is not the only one; instead, there could be countless other universes, each with different laws of physics, dimensions, and realities.

Origins of the Idea

While the multiverse might seem like a modern concept, its theoretical foundations go back to interpretations of quantum mechanics, string theory, and cosmic inflation.

Key Scientific Models

Quantum multiverse – arising from quantum mechanics’ many-worlds interpretation.

Cosmic inflation multiverse – a result of rapid expansion post-Big Bang.

Brane multiverse – stemming from string theory where different universes exist on different membranes.

Quranic Cosmology: A Primer

The Seven Heavens

The Quran frequently refers to “seven heavens,” indicating a layered universe. For example, Surah Al-Mulk (67:3) says, “He who created the seven heavens one above another…”

Earth’s Central Role

The Earth is often portrayed as a central location for human experience, but not necessarily the only place in the cosmos where life or purpose could exist.

Metaphysical Realms

Islamic texts speak of realms beyond human perception—Barzakh (the realm between death and resurrection), Jannah (Paradise), and Jahannam (Hell), pointing toward multiple existential layers.

Interpretations from Classical Islamic Scholars

Tafsir Ibn Kathir

Ibn Kathir explained the seven heavens as literal but also acknowledged that the knowledge of their structure is known only to Allah.

Imam Al-Ghazali’s Insights

Al-Ghazali proposed that multiple worlds might exist simultaneously, though he emphasized divine purpose rather than random chance.

Views of Fakhr al-Din al-Razi

Al-Razi, a prominent theologian and philosopher, entertained the possibility of multiple cosmic systems based on verses like Surah Al-Fatiha’s “Rabb al-‘Alamin” (Lord of the Worlds).

Quranic Verses Suggesting Multiple Realms

Surah Al-Fatiha (1:2)

The phrase “Lord of the Worlds” is plural—raising curiosity about the existence of other “worlds” beyond Earth.

Surah At-Talaq (65:12)

“Allah is He who created seven heavens and of the earth the like thereof…” Some scholars argue this could imply multiple Earth-like bodies.

Surah Ar-Rahman (55:33)

“O assembly of jinn and men, if you are able to pass beyond the regions of the heavens and the earth, then pass…” This hints at vast, unexplored realms.

Scientific and Quranic Harmony

The Quran encourages contemplation of the universe, aligning well with modern exploration of cosmic theories.

Scientific advancement does not contradict divine creation but often reaffirms it.

Islam allows inquiry into natural phenomena as a form of worship.

The idea of a multiverse, while speculative, can coexist with Quranic references when approached metaphorically or philosophically.

Philosophical Implications of a Multiverse in Islam

Raises questions about Qadar (Divine Decree) across multiple realities.

Would each universe have its own Adam or prophet?

If multiverses exist, are they all under Allah’s sovereignty?

Could Paradise and Hell be considered part of a divine multiverse structure?

Counterarguments from Islamic Theologians

Some scholars view multiverse theories as speculative with no direct basis in revelation.

Emphasis is often placed on focusing on this life and the Hereafter rather than theoretical dimensions.

Concerns exist that multiverse beliefs may undermine Tawheed (the Oneness of Allah).

Arguments highlight the Quran’s intent to guide, not provide a physics textbook.

The Role of Belief and Knowledge in Islam

Islam encourages seeking knowledge but warns against arrogance.

Belief must be grounded in revelation, even when exploring speculative ideas.

The unseen (Ghayb) is a foundational concept, reminding believers that not all truths are accessible.

Engaging with such ideas should deepen humility before Allah’s vast knowledge.

Conclusion

While the Quran does not directly mention a multiverse as defined in modern physics, it opens the door to vast realms, multiple heavens, and unseen worlds. This allows for rich dialogue between science and scripture. As learners of the Quran, exploring such topics can enhance our understanding of Allah’s creation. At Muhammadan Quran School, we encourage this intellectual curiosity through our online Quran classes for kids and adults, making Quranic knowledge accessible, relevant, and deeply rooted in authentic understanding.

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The Sacred Role of Water in Creation: Insights from the Holy Quran

Water, the primordial word, stands as the fundamental essence of all existence. To truly understand the continuity of life, one must reconnect with this vital element, which serves as the bridge to eternal life.

By embracing water's intrinsic role, we navigate the path to everlasting vitality.

Water is fundamental to life on Earth and beyond. Its significance transcends scientific understanding, deeply rooted in religious texts. The Holy Quran, the Islamic sacred scripture, emphasizes water's pivotal role in the creation and sustenance of life.

Water as the Origin of Life

The Quran explicitly mentions water as the essence of all living beings. In Surah Al-Anbiya (21:30), it states, "And We made from water every living thing. Then will they not believe?" This verse highlights water's foundational role in the genesis of life, urging believers to recognize its divine origin and purpose.

Sustenance and Purification

Water's role extends beyond creation to sustenance and purification. Surah Al-Furqan (25:48-49) explains, "And We send down pure water from the sky that We may give life thereby to a dead land and give it as a drink to those We created of numerous livestock and men." — This passage underscores water's dual purpose: rejuvenating barren lands and providing essential hydration for all creatures, reflecting God's mercy and provision.

The Cosmic Connection

Water's significance is not limited to Earth. The Quran suggests a cosmic dimension to water's role. In Surah An-Nur (24:45), it says, "Allah has created every [living] creature from water. And of them are those that move on their bellies, and of them are those that walk on two legs, and of them are those that walk on four. Allah creates what He wills. Indeed, Allah is over all things competent." — This verse connects the diversity of life forms to a single divine source — water, highlighting its universal importance across creation.

The Quranic perspective on water enriches our understanding of its vital role in life and the cosmos. These verses not only underline the scientific truth of water as a life-giving force but also call for a deeper spiritual appreciation and stewardship of this precious resource.

References:

Surah Al-Anbiya (21:30)

Surah Al-Furqan (25:48-49)

Surah An-Nur (24:45)

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The Night Journey: A Miraculous Experience of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

The Night Journey, also known as Al-Isra’ wal-Mi’raj, is a significant event in Islamic history that took place in the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It was a miraculous journey that the Prophet undertook in a single night, traveling from Mecca to Jerusalem and then to the heavens, accompanied by the angel Gabriel.During this journey, the Prophet met several prophets, including…

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Discussion & Exploration # - The Shape of the Earth

While the majority of Europe during the Early Middle Ages believed the world to be flat - supported by certain verses from the bible: “And gather the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth.” (Isaiah 11:12) - the Qu’ran, which is often claimed a “revision” or “inspired by” the Bible (or other holy texts) by disbelievers, clearly evidenced a round Earth, supported by the verse: “As for the earth, He spread it out as well.” (79:30). The verb “daḥa” (دَحَىٰهَآ) from the noun “diḥya” means egg, indicating that Allah, the Creator of All, spread the earth out like an egg (Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran). 

It is simply a ridiculous claim that our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ - an illiterate man from 1400s years ago - had somehow predicted this or copied from the Bible while Europeans still believed in a flat earth - only a Higher Power could have known and revealed this. It may be debated however, that the spherical earth theory had been around since 500 BC in Greece and solidified by Aristotle with physical evidence, such as the fact that ships disappeared over the horizon, during 384-322 BC (Wikipedia, Spherical Earth), and that the Prophet ﷺ had received this knowledge from the ancient Greeks. 

This argument is mitigated by another scientific discovery made by Sir Isaac Newton in the 17th century: Newton writes in Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica, that the earth is better described as an ellipsoid (Wikipedia, Geodesics on an ellipsoid). As the Earth spins on its axes, in accordance with Newton’s First Law, the centre of the Earth bulges out due to inertia. This is particularly interesting as, when viewed visually, this shape has an unmistakable resemblance to an egg as opposed to a normal sphere as shown in the figure below. 

Hypothetically, even with the knowledge of the spherical earth, the Qu’ran could have compared the earth to a spherical object such as a ball, however, it chose the specific word “daḥa” and its accuracy was revealed over 1000 years later. 

Glory be to Allah!

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Future Spouse PAC—

Hi friends! Highly requested—a future pick a spouse reading. I appreciate all of you for being here <3 please like, comment and reblog to help this blog grow! Your presence means the world. It’s also 11:11 as I type this so for anyone who needs this here you go.

Pile 1: Hi there pile 1! Hope all is well in your world. For you I see a lot of prominence in your future spouse. They are physically well dressed, put together and appear luxurious. They can invest in quality brands and wear clothing that makes them feel good. I’m seeing someone wear a long tail coat and it emphasizes their height, because it’s slender and yet angular. This person has a great sense of fashion! I heard fashion icon. Some people may look to your future spouse for inspiration, and I heard designer. So perhaps they work closely with others in a artistic sense! They could be a Leo, Taurus or Capricorn. This is also someone who is generous with their energy and resources so if someone needs help they will offer it! Humble, has humility and carries themselves well. I have a feeling this is someone slightly older than you! They could have a pet as well, maybe a parrot for someone or a budgie. Cute! But back to their generosity I feel they give back to their community a lot, and may donate, raise funds for charity! There’s this soothing angelicness to them which people are drawn to, and their smile is also soft and beautiful! It’s something you’ll really like! I also see boyish rugged features for those who are interested in men. And for women I see chubby cheeks, fuller lips and lighter eyes! Your person can be on the taller side :) As for their hobbies may include hiking, skiing, camping! They may go with family as well. They could also be into religious studies like studying different religions, cultures and traditions. They may not necessarily be religious, but study the bible or Quran for example. They just love to learn. Thank you pile 1 for being here! Means a lot to me. Hope you like comment and reblog <3

Pile 2: Hi there pile 2! Haha for you I got a very elusive slippery energy from your future spouse. I feel as though in their younger years they were really hot. They were a know it all. They were charming, devious and funny. And they still are! They’ve certainly still got it going. I do feel as though when you meet them you might pick up on those traits from their past and stay away—but this person has identified that they want a deeper commitment here with you. They have grown a lot and instead of chasing cat and mouse, they are confident in attracting the right person. They don’t want games anymore, I’m hearing they don’t have time for it. So your person could be very busy and on the go often, like traveling to other states or places for work. It requires them to constantly be moving. I feel as though there is an element of long distance here but not necessarily forever! They can be foreign, as well. Different culture, values, traditions. But I think this’ll draw them in even more to you and vice versa. I feel this person has worked their way up to developing self respect and esteem, so they may be a bit intimidating at first. I see honey blonde hair, fair to tan skin, and tall figure. They can have toned figures and look as if they work out. They may be into sports of some kind that challenges their body. They need to get that energy out, i feel as though they’re like electricity, constantly sparking and looking to connect to a source. They can be scattered and flighty because their job is demanding of them, but they mean well. They’re funny, confident, boisterous, and charming! Very smooth with their word so expect them to charm your pants off ;) They may have black hair and keep it neatly trimmed! For men I see a neat beard and it isn’t long, it’s not a stubble either. It defines their face very well and I feel they have intense eyes. For women I see brown hair, thinner lips and green eyes! Or just lighter eyes in general. I feel they’re known as muscle mommy 😭 because their body is toned. Thank you pile 2 for being here! Any likes comments and reblogs are appreciated.

Pile 3: Okay right away pile 3 Electric by Alina Baraz began to play! Lol hope your day has been well. I feel as though this person is intense, stern and firm at first. I heard CEO. What kind of wattpad love story is this? Lmfao im hooked. Anyway, this person could have a higher position in your job and I do feel how you meet is they help you out. They may offer you a position, or talk to you, and somehow it slips out that you’re struggling. Im seeing two people meet for coffee in the lounge room and hitting it off, and its unexpected. I feel you two may expect a purely professional relationship but no—this is something deeper. There’s this feeling of intimacy and closeness with you two, like you two saw each other a long time ago and now you’re meeting again. Very familiar and comforting. Feels like 4h synastry! I love that. I do feel as though your future spouse is a provider and doesn’t mind if you want to take the reigns in bed too ;) they are skilled I should mention. I also feel they are someone who tries to understand what their emotions are and what its telling them. So you can help them, maybe you understand emotional processing better and can guide them. They’ll guide you through the material world and offer insights, and help you feel stable financially. I almost feel as though you’re the spiritual one and they are in touch with the material realm. So they are stunned when they hear of your spiritual journey and not only that but attracted. They feel tempted by what they don’t understand. Speaking of temptation—theres a lot. Psychologically it’s tempting to fall into old patterns and I feel as though this connection is helping you release that, but also intimately the temptation is there! Very strong. “Darker than the ocean, deeper than the sea.” I keep hearing that from the song and it describes the depth of your connection when you two meet. I also hear, “touch me, your electric baby.” So you two will definitely feel it. Its unmistakable! A little work romance never hurt anyone LOL that’s what I heard. Someone is saying it like a hushed whisper so I feel ya’ll will physically get closer to talk to one another—it’s an unconscious action yet so intimate. There’s a lot of unspoken tension here between you two. Anyways pile 3 enjoy <3 I hope this helped you! And please don’t forget to like comment and reblog to share the love.

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THINGS I WISH I KNEW WHEN I WAS GETTING STARTED WITH THE LAW OF ASSUMPTION (AS SOMEONE WHO HAS BEEN MANIFESTING FOR 5 YEARS)

1. the law of assumption is personal. considering how we have different sets of experiences, different environments, different upbringings, and even different languages, we have different assumptions.

because of this, we are affected by teachings and success stories differently. it's important to note this since a lot of manifestation coaches will teach you about the law in a way that worked for them (and the others they may have taught) but it's possible that their advice (even my own) may not be the best for you. even abdullah and neville goddard, two of the people who are known to start this discipline, may have ancient or varied belief systems and techniques. this is normal considering the world they lived in before is different from the world we live in now.

although, you should still read on abdullah and neville because they will teach you the basics and they will help you understand the foundations of the law.

as an example, you might manifest your dream career faster with simple affirmation techniques but a coach may have taught you to focus on visualization techniques.

even the idea that "dominant THOUGHTS manifest" or "what you BELIEVE in manifests" is entirely up to you.

note: notice how i said "may not be the best for you" instead of "may not work for you". any technique can, does, and will work.

how i learned this: when i was learning about the law, i mainly focused on neville's teachings because he was one of the most prominent figures in the practice. and though i liked his practical techniques (especially mental diet and inner conversations), there were some beliefs that i do not agree with e.g. divine timing, appointed hour, avoiding "does not" "is not" "will not".

when i was going through sammy ingrams' takes, she said that it's better to have concise affirmations/short list (non-verbatim) than a long list of 25+ affirmations. but going through affirmations without being specific about them doesn't personally resonate with me and that's just because i'm a detail-oriented person (also a writer).

what i can advise:

learn about different approaches

a. through scientific concepts. e.g. quantum physics, reticular activating system, cognitive reframing, cognitive behavioral therapy, the psychology of placebo effect, the psychology of affirmations, Baader-Meinhof phenomenon (a.k.a. the psychology of self-fulfilling prophecy)

b. through religious and/or spiritual concepts. e.g. passages from the Bible, passages from the Quran, deity work, spells and rituals

c. through self-development. e.g. identity-based habit

start the practice with an identity you like in the present or an identity that you resonate with (learning style, talents, interests, etc.)

examples:

-visual learner = vision boards

-loves writing = scripting

-words of affection love language = affirmations

take teachings with a grain of salt. do not limit yourself and do not allow other people to limit you. experiment with concepts, ideas, and techniques, and have fun with them.

2. techniques are only reminders. you are manifesting either by thinking, feeling, or acting out your desires. you are manifesting every second of the day either with your thoughts, emotions, or by embodying a state. you are only being intentional when you anchor techniques.

note: it is true that your dominant thoughts manifest. it is also true that what you believe in manifests, the same way that your inner knowing manifests. BUT these ideas are meant to empower you. they are meant to remind you that manifestation is as easy as thinking, feeling, acting, believing, understanding, deciding, etc. if an idea doesn't feel good to you, it doesn't have to be an ultimate truth you embrace and carry on with. this is the same with techniques.

what i can advise:

choose one technique and practice it for 7 to 21 days. it can be mental diet, affirmation tapes, sats, mind movies, etc. as long as you can persist with it. give it time. give it time. give it time. in other aspects of the world, you give change some time. when you're calcium deficient and you decide to drink calcium supplements, you realize that it's counterproductive to ask "why am i still calcium deficient?" as soon as you start your regimen because you know your body is changing with the supplement and you put your trust into it. after all, why would you choose a supplement you have no faith on? you just give it time.

note: you can still manifest changes to be instant. you can affirm "i am seeing results now", "results come immediately", "my manifestation is quick". the amount of time you're using a technique does not equate to the amount of time your results will come.

the reason why i encourage you to practice for maximum 21 days is so you can fully explore and master the technique you chose. with the abundance of topics and methods discussed in social media, switching and trying new things is tempting. now, there is nothing wrong with this. it's just that, you wouldn't be able to take a step back and reflect on what worked and what takes more effort when you change techniques every so often.

try a technique that is popularized in the media. a lot of the times, the reason why this technique gained traction is either because it's simple or because it has worked for a lot of people. now, here's the thing: if said technique wasn't for you, at least you can say "oh this is a tiktok/twitter/youtube/old/beginner technique, there are other techniques out there" and you can try another technique with less resistance. but, if it did work, then it did. congratulations.

you can invent your own. here are some techniques that i invented throughout the years.

a. "name is set and solid with the fact that..." - works amazing for sp, getting people to commit, getting people to pursue you

b. "okay! manifestation powers go brrr!" - funny but i do this when I'm spiraling; it also helps me surrender doubts and i think it's because it's so simple and unserious lmao

you can combine them. for example, you want to do sats but you cannot hold a vision for long, what you can do is montage photos or videos that is similar to the vision you want to manifest. you can also have affirmation tapes running in the background.

3. "concept" work can be such a banger. assumptions are basically the conception about the world, about yourself, about the people around you. hence, when you manifest and apply the law of assumption, you change or reinforce a conception.

these can be done through:

self-concept

what it is: your awareness about yourself; the way you perceive yourself.

how you can apply it: there are multiple ways to establish your self-concept but the best way, is to start reinforcing the universal truth: that you are inherently worthy. you deserve money and resources because you are worthy. you deserve love because you are worthy. you deserve ease because you are worthy.

other ways to grow your self-concept is celebrating the identities you have within yourself that you like e.g. that you are strong, you are disciplined, you are beautiful. be careful about strongly tying yourself into these identities though because these are not the reasons why you shall receive. again, you shall receive because you are inherently worthy.

why it works: by having a strong self-concept, you develop ease. you are less likely to rationalize or question the law or why you deserve the things you're asking for. and as you may think, rationalizing may be a form of resistance. questioning may be a form of resistance.

one of the ways i have seen this is when people receive incentives from work, instead of just receiving or saying "thank you", they say things like "what have i done to receive this?", sometimes completely rejecting this gift because of fear that they might lose something when they receive. this can be an example of a weak self-concept. consequently, the company starts questioning "did my employer really do enough to receive this?".

on the other hand, someone with a strong self-concept can take this incentive and buy the things they like because they know they deserve it. they can also take this incentive and say to themselves "oh it's because i worked hard these past few days". it's the knowing and confidence they have within themselves that everything around them has no other option but to recognize.

conception of other things (e.g. of love, of money, of a specific person)

you can work on your conception of other things the same way you work on your self-concept: choosing a narrative that is uplifting to you.

in case you have resistance to a specific object, you can also listen to people's success stories to start shifting to a more positive and desirable perception. one of the ways i do this is by going back to abdullah and neville's story. these two men lived at difficult times, through difficult eras, yet they manifested their desires. they managed to let go of the 3D.

4. practice some distance as you're starting. you were exposed to a different life before the law, it's only normal and human to have doubts or spiral once in a while. however, when you set distance on things that do not help you embody the state, you set distance on things that will feed your doubts and spiraling.

for example, if you're shifting to a state of wealth and you're affirming "i have 1,000 dollars". it's unhelpful and opposing to be constantly surrounded by someone else saying "you only have 10 dollars".

now, i do understand that not everyone can do this right away because of circumstances. but PLEASE do whatever you can to set this distance. find a voice to reinstate your truth.

a personal story, i am an asian girl living with a grandmother who was pessimistic about love because her two children (my mom and my aunt) struggled with it. because of this, she used to constantly remind me of how love is difficult. i didn't know this at the time, but this created a set of beliefs in my head. consequently, as a teenager, i only seeked and allowed love which was difficult because that was all i've ever known. that was all my assumption.

but around the pandemic, i went back to the countryside with my dad where i had a lot of time on my own. this was when i got deep into new-age spirituality and did shadow work. from here, i realized: this is not my assumption about love. before my parents broke up, my assumption was that love is easy. you only have to make the other person laugh. when i was busy in school and would spend most of the time at my friend's house, my assumption was that love is support and light. i started to get these epiphanies that a lot of my pessimistic perception was because of someone i was constantly surrounded with and that i have to build new assumptions.

but around august 2020, i have to go back to the city with my grandmom. i was afraid of the toll i might get into when i got back. however, because i already practiced distance and understood what are the assumptions that serve me, what are the assumptions that i want, i was more at peace. i listed down affirmations about myself, about love, about money, about being "deserving".

after this, every time she told me what love was, i can stop her and say no. i can tell her that it's not the universal truth, and certainly not mine. along the way, i started manifesting that she believes love is easy and supportive. i started manifesting that she believes i deserve love that is soft and tender.

then, when i got into my relationship, she was nothing but happy and supportive.

other ways i have practiced distance while manifesting:

unfollowing content creators who normalized hating men.

unfollowing content creators who were shady and negative about relationships.

unfriending highschool guy friends who do not make me feel safe about men.

unfriending relatives who make unnecessary comments about my looks, my studies, my relationship, and my earnings.

unfollowing girls who made me feel bad about also liking girls.

unfollowing manifestation gurus who romanticize struggles because "the more you struggle, the more you get blessed"

unfollowing manifestation gurus who say stuff like "if you want money, you have to take action to deserve it. not just manifesting"

now, you can totally manifest these people to change and be better, as long as it will make you feel good.

that's all i can share today (since this post is already getting long). i hope you learned a thing or two. thank you so much for reading. i love you and i appreciate you !

xo

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Ibn al-Qayyim (rahimahullah) said:

The Quran is complete healing from all diseases, both psychological and physical, and offers protection in this world and the hereafter, but not everyone is qualified or will be successful in seeking healing from it. But if the sick person seeks treatment through the Quran and is able to use Quranic remedies with sincerity, faith, complete acceptance and certainty, fulfilling all the necessary conditions, no diseases will ever stand up to it.

[Zaad al-Ma‘aad, 4/322, Ibn al-Qayyim (rahimahullah)]

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WHO CREATED ALLAH?

Nothing has arrived by itself, there is a creator behind everything. Allah initiated the creation from the fused mass of earth & heavens. He split apart the both & created heavens, earth & whatever is in it. He creates whatever He wills. So, Allah is called ٱلْخَالِقُ  (Al-Khaliq The Creator)

But then who created Allah? (Muslims are prohibited to ask such Q but today we have to face such Q)  

Just imagine a creation and a creator. The creator is always superior to His creation. If there is a Creator of Allah then that Creator becomes Allah. So the name of Allah always arrives first. This is Allah the “الأوَّلُ  (Al-Awwal” The First, one of the names of Allah). So, there is always an initiator who initiates and Allah is the first, the initiator, from whom everything arrived. This is Allah, The Originator, also called “الْبَدِيعُ (AL-BADEE- The Originator).

So, there is no creator of Allah. He created everything and declares this in Quran: Say: He is Allah, the One! Allah, the Eternal, The Absolute! Who did not give birth to anyone, nor did anyone give birth to Him.  And there is none that can be compared like Him (112:1-4)

Similarly, His creation never destroys or vanishes, all return back to Him and no one can pass Him because He is the “الآخِرُ (AL-AAKHIR- The Last). Such is Allah. The Creator. For Muslims, these words of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) are enough. He said that Satan (Shaitan) will come to you and trouble you with questions like: “Who created this or that?” To which you would logically respond: “Allah.” Until he would come to the question: “Then who created Allah?” Then the Prophet (Peace be upon him) instructed us to quit those discussions and say, at that time: “ I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed devil (أَعُوذُ بِاللَّهِ مِنَ الشَّيطَانِ الرَّجِيمِ) [16:98].” (Bukhari/Muslim)

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GLOW UP DIARY:#3 the power of self-care

"If you don't have a dream, that's okay too. It's possible not to have a dream. If you're happy, that's all that matters"

-Suga

heyy sparkles...so today it's the third part of the glow up and thank you so so much T-T for the support in the second part

Edit: haircare,nail care is for apparence part I focused on routines,skincare,body care in this part (I'm so busy these days T-T<3)

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#3 SELF CARE

✉️ : Self-care includes activities like eating well, exercising, and relaxing to maintain physical, mental, and emotional health. It's essential for managing stress and enhancing overall well-being.

Self-care is essential for maintaining balance

﹙ ✿ ﹚Taking care of yourself is about finding simple, comforting routines that make you feel good. Start with small steps, like taking a relaxing bath,do ur skincare , journal...Prioritize these moments and remember that they are just as important as anything else on your to-do list. Celebrate your progress, no matter how small, and choose activities that genuinely make you happy. Listen to your body and give yourself the rest and care you need. By focusing on what brings you comfort and joy, you'll create a self-care routine that feels natural and rewarding.

HOW TO START SELF-CARE ?

Have a routine: It is really important to have a routine because if not you could have bad sleeping, be tired all day, get boredeasily, won't be able to finish responsibilities, it can bring you bad self esteem, unmotivated and in general is a complete mess.

Example of a routine (by me)

summer version.

⏰( wake up at 4:30am to pray ifajr if u are a Muslim :) )

♡ ﾟwake up at 9:30am

♡ ﾟmake bed

♡ ﾟdrink water

♡ ﾟmorning stretch 15min

♡ ﾟskincare/quick shower

♡ ﾟbreakfast

♡ ﾟhelp mom if needed

♡ ﾟphone time

⏰(pray duhr if u are Muslim:) )

♡ ﾟlunch time

♡ ﾟnap

♡ ﾟfull workout

⏰(pray asr if you are Muslim:) )

♡ ﾟstart learning a language,see friends or simply watch a movie

⏰(pray Maghrib if you are a Muslim :) )

♡ ﾟhelp mom cooking dinner

♡ ﾟwash dishes

♡ ﾟcheck social

♡ ﾟskincare

♡ ﾟget ready for bed

♡ ﾟsleep at 10pm

Things u can add to your routine :

cleaning ur room

- wardrobe

- desk

cooking

- I will share my fav recipes in next blogs 🤫

set goals for next year

- academic goals

- life goals ( saving money,body goal ...)

sunday self care day routine

summer version

⏰( salat al fajr + reading Quran for Muslims)

♡ ﾟwake up at 9am

♡ ﾟdo ur bed

♡ ﾟmeditation

♡ ﾟskincare + face mask

♡ ﾟjournal/affirmations

♡ ﾟice coffee/tea

♡ ﾟmorning stretch 15min

♡ ﾟbreakfast

♡ ﾟhelp in cleaning

♡ ﾟwear ur fit

♡ ﾟgo shopping

⏰(pray duhr in masjid if u luv to :) )

♡ ﾟlunch

♡ ﾟfull workout

📍everything shower time

- hair mask

- shave

- body care

📍after shower

- dry your hair

- clean/paint ur nails

- wear ur comfy pyjamas

♡ ﾟwatch a movie

⏰(pray Maghrib if you are Muslim)

♡ ﾟquality time with ur family/friends

📍get ready for bed

- write down what u achieve this week

- affirmations

⏰(pray Isha if u are Muslim)

♡ ﾟskincare

♡ ﾟget ur beauty sleep at 10pm

SELF-CARE BODYCARE AND SKINCARE

1.skincare

﹙ ✿ ﹚ I know that we all love shopping and buying things because it's pink or aesthetic or it's just because it's a famous products NO NO this wroong u don't need to buy a whole truck of innisfree products because it's pink or glow recipe buy products that will work for u if u have acnes and ur face hurt everytime u try to sleep or u wanna just wash it,visit a dermatologist he will give the product that ur skin need to heal again. (As a girl with strict parents hhh they didn't let me go I'm 16yo btw),so I start to buy random products until I found the perfect one for my skin (I have a terrible TERRIBLE oily skin)+ if u are 12-18 don't use serum's without permission of doctor u will just broke ur skin texture I bought ordinary serum and it just make my skin worst + it's an expansive sht ☠️

How to get rid of acne ?

♡ ⠀skincare secrets !

⊹ ‧avoid junk food

⊹ ‧fresh vegetables and fruits

⊹ ‧icing your face

⊹ ‧clay mask (recommended by me)

⊹ ‧avoid using a lot of skincare products

⊹ ‧ simplify ur skincare routine ( cleanser,toner, moisturizer)

⊹ ‧get 7-8 hour of sleep

⊹ ‧rice water

⊹ ‧don't sleep with ur make up

⊹ ‧stay hydrate

⊹ ‧change ur pillowcase (one in a week)

⊹ ‧ cucumber slice as a mask

⊹ ‧don't touch ur face

♡   Item you need

⊹ ‧pimples patches

⊹ ‧silicone facial cleaner (for deep cleaning)

⊹ ‧headband (keep ur hair up always)

2.BODY CARE

﹙ ✿ ﹚ Taking care of your body is a vital part of feeling your best, both inside and out. A good body care routine can boost your confidence and help you embrace your natural beauty. Body care is also about self-love and taking time for yourself amidst a busy schedule remember girlie every skin type is beautiful, and finding the right routine can enhance your natural glow.

♡   Body care secrets

⊹ ‧ don't shave (ur body)early until u are in the right age (+17) , if u are not a hairy girl no need to shave :)

⊹ ‧ shower everyday (don't wash ur hair )

⊹ ‧ choose the right body wash (nivea,vaseline >>)

⊹ ‧ stay hydrate avoid junk foods to protect ur body skin from pimples

⊹ ‧Exfoliate your skin 1-2 times a week to remove dead skin cells and promote cell renewal. Use a gentle scrub suitable for your skin type (coconut oil brown sugar >>)

💌 : How to shave ur leg and have a smooth soft skin

1- soak ur leg in warm water for (3 to 5 min) to make ur skin ready

2- use ur fav body scrub and exfoliate your body from death skin

3- use something like body oil or shaving cream and find a good razor at least 3 blades (venus Gillette is on top)

4- shave with slow don't be harsh,long strock and don't forget to wash the razor everytime

5- after drying ur legs use any lotion u like to give the skin the extra moisture + using baby oil to avoid strawberry legs

⊹ ‧ Choose body care products that are free from harsh chemicals and fragrances Opt for natural and gentle ingredients stay healthy girlie

⊹ ‧ avoid very hot water

⊹ ‧ Use natural oils like coconut oil, almond oil, or jojoba oil for deep hydration. Apply them after a shower or use them as an overnight treatment for extra softness.

♡   item you need

⊹ ‧ dry brush

⊹ ‧ loofah

⊹ ‧ natural soap (for ur 🐱)

⊹ ‧ razor pack

⊹ ‧ body scrub

⊹ ‧ body wash

⊹ ‧ africain exfoliating nets

⊹ ‧ body moisturizer

⊹ ‧ Shea butter

⊹ ‧ Epsom salt

ıllı ⠀ : ⠀Self-care is essential for every girl to nurture her mind, body, and spirit. Taking time for yourself isn’t selfish; it’s necessary. Whether it's indulging in a relaxing bath, practicing mindfulness, or simply taking a break to read a good book, these moments help recharge your energy and boost your confidence. Remember, you deserve to feel good and be happy. Prioritizing self-care allows you to show up as your best self in every area of your life. So, take a deep breath, put yourself first, and watch how everything else falls into place. Ilvy sm ⠀ ♡ ⠀ !!

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Sound Waves and Vibrations in the Quran: Physics of Divine Voice

Quranic Concepts of Sound and Vibration

Voice as a Manifestation of Divine Command

In various verses of the Quran, the power of divine command is likened to an instantaneous effect brought about through sound. For instance, “His command is only when He intends a thing that He says to it, ‘Be,’ and it is” (Surah Ya-Sin 36:82). This simple utterance implies the immense impact a word or sound can carry.

The Thunder as Praise

In Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:13), the Quran states, “And the thunder glorifies His praise.” Thunder is a natural consequence of air vibrations caused by lightning. The Quran ties such phenomena to spiritual acts, showing that sound—be it human or natural—is ultimately a tool of divine praise.

Recitation and Resonance

The act of reciting the Quran is often described with sonic attributes. The word “Tilawah” (recitation) implies melodic rhythm, vibration, and structured sound. Surah Al-Muzzammil (73:4) advises, “Recite the Quran in slow, measured rhythmic tones.” The pacing itself suggests intentional resonance that can affect the human soul and the environment.

Scientific Perspective on Sound Waves

What Are Sound Waves?

Sound is a mechanical wave that requires a medium (like air or water) to travel. It is generated by vibrations and propagates in the form of longitudinal waves, compressing and decompressing particles in the medium.

Frequency and Amplitude

The frequency of a wave determines its pitch, while amplitude dictates loudness. High-frequency sounds like a whistle differ greatly from low-frequency rumbles like thunder. The Quran’s metaphorical use of these sounds, like the trumpet of the Day of Judgment, can be appreciated scientifically.

Resonance and Energy Transfer

Resonance occurs when an object vibrates at its natural frequency due to an external stimulus. This concept is mirrored in the Quran’s view of divine verses affecting the hearts and minds of listeners—setting them into “resonance” with divine truth.

Divine Voice: A Concept Beyond Human Sound

The Trumpet Blast of the Last Day

The Quran repeatedly mentions a “blast” (Surah Zumar 39:68), a cosmic sound event that initiates resurrection. Scientifically, such a sound would require unimaginable energy, possibly comparable to the shockwaves of supernovae or black hole collisions.

Moses and the Burning Bush

In Surah Taha (20:11-13), Allah speaks to Moses from a burning bush. While not explicitly describing sound, the Quran implies auditory experience. This invites reflection on whether divine communication can bypass physical sound waves, perhaps acting on deeper frequencies of consciousness.

The Quran as a Living Vibration

The Quran refers to itself as a “healing and mercy” (Surah Al-Isra 17:82). Modern studies in sound therapy suggest certain frequencies aid in healing. Quranic recitation, with its melodic tones and breath control, may function similarly—harmonizing body and soul.

Prophetic Communication and Vibrational Impact

Prophet Muhammad’s Voice in Public Recitation

The Prophet's voice, described as neither loud nor harsh, had immense impact. His recitations moved hearts and transformed societies. This illustrates that power does not lie in volume, but in resonance and alignment with divine truth.

The Echo Effect of Revelation

Revelation was often accompanied by sound-like sensations. Hadith reports say the Prophet would sometimes hear a bell-like sound when receiving revelation. Bells are symbolic of high-frequency vibrations, further aligning with modern physics.

Sonic Influence on the Sahaba (Companions)

The early Muslims often wept, trembled, or felt deep peace while hearing the Quran. These reactions mirror physiological responses to powerful frequencies—heartbeat changes, tears, or even altered brain waves—all measurable by modern science.

Quranic Echoes in Modern Acoustic Science

Quranic verses reference cosmic events often associated with loud, vibrating phenomena (e.g., earthquakes, thunder, trumpet).

Acoustic engineers use controlled vibration to influence materials—mirroring how Quranic sound shapes human hearts.

Studies on Quranic recitation have shown calming effects on the brain’s alpha waves, improving memory and emotional regulation.

Resonant frequency research now explores how every object has a unique vibrational signature—echoing the Quran’s concept that everything glorifies Allah, even if we cannot hear it.

Healing through Quranic Vibrations

Recitation is used in Ruqyah (spiritual healing), believed to affect unseen ailments.

Many Muslims report reduced anxiety and insomnia after listening to the Quran.

Children exposed to Quranic sounds early often develop clearer speech and better memory retention.

Hospitals in Muslim countries have begun incorporating Quranic recitation into patient recovery protocols.

Echoes of the Divine in Nature

Sound waves in whale songs and bird calls show rhythmic intelligence—perhaps a form of natural Tasbih (praise).

Vibrations in plants (a field known as plant bioacoustics) suggest they may respond to Quranic recitation.

Earth's hum, a low-frequency vibration, continues without human origin—possibly a divine signature in physics.

Natural disasters are often described in sound terms in the Quran—e.g., “violent blast” or “roaring wind”—showing divine power through vibrational imagery.

Human Voice as a Tool of Revelation

The Prophet’s voice transmitted divine words, showing the human voice as a carrier of sacred vibration.

Imams today continue this tradition through melodic recitation during Salah (prayer).

Children learn through repetition, rhythm, and rhyme—methods built upon sonic memory.

Modern neuroscience confirms that repeated recitation rewires neural pathways, forming stronger memory and spiritual associations.

Conclusion

The Quran’s engagement with sound, from cosmic trumpet blasts to the rhythmic Tilawah of its verses, invites us to see divine communication as deeply intertwined with the physics of vibration and resonance. Understanding this enhances not only our spiritual insight but also our scientific curiosity. At Muhammadan Quran School, we offer online Quran classes for both kids and adults that emphasize the beauty, depth, and healing power of Quranic recitation, where science and spirituality harmonize through every divine syllable.