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In Surah An-Naba (78:7), the Qur’an describes mountains as “awtād”, meaning pegs or stakes. 🔹 Why is this significant? At the time (7th century Arabia), mountains were simply seen as huge rocks. Ancient thinkers had other ideas: Aristotle (4th century BCE) thought mountains came from floods and winds. Strabo (1st century CE) said they were formed by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. In mythologies, mountains were imagined as pillars holding up the sky (Atlas in Greek thought, Mount Meru in Hindu belief). None of these described mountains as having deep roots or stabilising the earth. 🔹 When did science catch up? In 1855, geologist George B. Airy published the principle of isostasy, proposing that mountains must have deep “roots” beneath the crust, just like icebergs float with most of their mass hidden underwater. Later, John Henry Pratt and others refined the model. By the 20th century, seismology and plate tectonics confirmed this reality: mountain ranges extend kilometres deep into the mantle, balancing and stabilising the crust. 🔹 The Qur’an’s accuracy The Qur’an’s use of the word “pegs” is striking. Pegs are not just visible on the surface, most of their bulk lies below, anchoring firmly. Modern geology proves this is exactly how mountains exist: vast foundations hidden beneath the earth’s crust. 🌍 The Himalayas, for example, have roots going as deep as 70 km beneath the surface. SubhanAllah, the Qur’an captured this truth over 1,200 years before modern science. #islamandscience #quran #muslimtiktok #islam #fyp
In Surah An-Naba (78:7), the Qur’an describes mountains as “awtād”, meaning pegs or stakes. 🔹 Why is this significant? At the time (7th century Arabia), mountains were simply seen as huge rocks. Ancient thinkers had other ideas: Aristotle (4th century BCE) thought mountains came from floods and winds. Strabo (1st century CE) said they were formed by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. In mythologies, mountains were imagined as pillars holding up the sky (Atlas in Greek thought, Mount Meru in Hindu belief). None of these described mountains as having deep roots or stabilising the earth. 🔹 When did science catch up? In 1855, geologist George B. Airy published the principle of isostasy, proposing that mountains must have deep “roots” beneath the crust, just like icebergs float with most of their mass hidden underwater. Later, John Henry Pratt and others refined the model. By the 20th century, seismology and plate tectonics confirmed this reality: mountain ranges extend kilometres deep into the mantle, balancing and stabilising the crust. 🔹 The Qur’an’s accuracy The Qur’an’s use of the word “pegs” is striking. Pegs are not just visible on the surface, most of their bulk lies below, anchoring firmly. Modern geology proves this is exactly how mountains exist: vast foundations hidden beneath the earth’s crust. 🌍 The Himalayas, for example, have roots going as deep as 70 km beneath the surface. SubhanAllah, the Qur’an captured this truth over 1,200 years before modern science. #islamandscience #quran #muslimtiktok #islam #fyp

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