@wordsfromreligion: Can water float on water? 🌊 → 🥛 At the same temperature, salty water is denser than fresh water. Pour gently and the fresher layer can rest above it. Stir, and they mix. In some estuaries, fresher river water flows above denser seawater. Winds, tides and turbulence affect how much the layers mix. The coast and colours shown here are illustrative: amber marks the fresher upper flow and teal the denser lower flow. The moving edge can mix. Surah Al-Furqan 25:53 draws attention to fresh/sweet and salty/bitter water. This reel pairs reflection on the ayah with a density demonstration; it does not identify the ayah’s barzakh with this laboratory interface. Try it: dissolve 1 teaspoon of salt in a cup of room-temperature water and add a drop of food colouring. Let it settle. Slowly add fresh water at the same temperature over the back of a spoon. Then stir and watch the change. What did you notice before and after stirring? Recitation: Sheikh Maher Al-Muaiqly. Original illustrative animation. #QuranReflection #SurahAlFurqan #WaterExperiment #IslamicReminder #WordFromReligion
