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Surah 82 - Al Infitar[THE CLEAVING

ASUNDER]

Manzur Ashraf, PhD

[email protected] 6, 2010


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FIRST think about arecent horriblestorm


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Next look at a storm in anotherplanet

Monster storm of Saturn (NASA) (weblink: look at themoviehttp://www.nasa.gov/mpg/162357main_pia08332.mpg)

11.09.06 (First known)

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has seen something neverbefore seen on another planet -- a hurricane-like stormat Saturn's south pole with a well-developed eye,ringed by towering clouds.

The "hurricane" spans a dark area inside a thick,

brighter ring of clouds. It is approximately 8,000kilometers (5,000 miles) across, or two thirds thediameter of Earth.

Thing to ponder upon!
http://c/IPDC/monster_storm_saturn.mpghttp://www.nasa.gov/mpg/162357main_pia08332.mpghttp://www.nasa.gov/mpg/162357main_pia08332.mpghttp://c/IPDC/monster_storm_saturn.mpg


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Next storm: at Jupiter (1000times bigger than earth)

Voyager I's Approach of Jupiter"Blu

(web link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

)

Credit: NASA/JPL

The storm size ofminimum 2earths (i.e. 2 earths can fit intothat single storm)

Thing to ponder uponfurther!
http://c/IPDC/j.gifhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIgZxGd4zaghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIgZxGd4zaghttp://c/IPDC/j.gif


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(something strange never seen

before claimed by NASA

Voyeger spacecraft)

HEXAGONat thePole !


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Storm is happening, however keeping theperfect haxagon continually


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Think carefully!

Think about the increasing capacity or horror of thestorms in sequential slides previously.

How the strength of storm grows beyond imagination ofa people even 5 yrs ago (before 2007)?

All those horrors / powers are reality (in front of our

eyes) not faith (faith is something which we neversaw); Before 2007, believing any prediction/statementabout any horror of hexagonal storm in Saturn (!) was amatter of Faith only! Its not a faith anymore!


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Now proceed with the Surainfitaar and think the message

of previous slide ) When the Sky is cleft asunder; ( ) , ) When the Stars are scattered;( )

) When the Oceans are suffered to burst forth;( )

) And when the Graves are turned upside down;-(

) ) (Then) shall each soul know what it hath sent forward and (what

it hath) kept back.( )


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THE BODYS TRANSPORT


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THE BODYS TRANSPORTNETWORK:

THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

An immune-system cellpatrolling theblood vessels Capillaries in the

lungAir sacs in the lungCapillaries in tissueCells anywhere in

the body

1. Carbondioxide2. Oxygen3. Leukocyte4. Plasma5. Hemoglobin


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(1)Immune cells immediately identify foreign cells thatenter the body. At the same time they identify andproduce the most effective weapons--antibodies--for

use against the enemy.(2) Antibodies eliminate antigens by combining withthem. In a very important way, the bodys cells createweapons tailored to the particular enemy.(3) As can be seen, antibodies lock onto antigens witha three-dimensional structure, much as a key fits into

a lock, to eliminate the antigens.


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The Most Perfect Pump

To the side is seen thedetailed structure of a

pump that worksaccording to a verycomplex system, theproduct of advancedtechnology. The humanheart possesses a far

more perfect andcomplex structure thanthis.


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Flawless Creation To better understand the work performed by the heart,

compare it to an artificial pump.

Man-made pumps last no longer than 10 to 15 years. Duringthat span of time, the pump does work constantly, but only atspecific intervals.

The hearts most important feature is being able to workwithout stopping, contracting some 70 times a minute, and 37

million times a year. It beats some 2.5 billion times during theaverage human lifespan and pumps approximately 300 millionliters (or 80 million gallons) of blood. That is the equivalent ofthe amount of liquid it would take to fill 10,000 oil tankers.Even while you sleep, your heart pumps some 340 liters (90

gallons) of blood. To put it another way, your heart could fill acars gas tank 9 times over every hour. During physical activitywhile running, for exampleits work rate increases and itpumps some 2,273 liters (0.6 gallons) of blood.


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THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM


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THE INDEPENDENT FACTORY IN OURBODIES: THE LIVER:-- In recent years, computer

engineers have begun using the liver

as a model, mainly because of theway the liver successfully performsmany very complex functions at thesame time. The liver serves around

500 functions related to the generalrunning of the human body.-- The Livers Ability to Regenerate

Itself (only organ)


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The Hidden Chemist:Pancreas

The pancreas not only understandsthat the digestive process has begun.It can also understand the kind offoods you have eaten, and thenproduces different digestive enzymes

accordingly

The top blackboard shows the glucosemolecule, and the lower one theamilase molecule which emerges as a

result of glucose molecules adheringtogether. It is impossible for humanbeings to decipher these formulaewithout special training. However, thepancreatic cells know the chemicalstructures of such molecules very

well, and use them as necessary. It isAlmighty Allah Who creates the

THE BODYS PURIFICATIO


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THE BODYS PURIFICATIOPLANT:

THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM


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THE KIDNEY THE DIALYSIS MACHINEIt occupies only 5 to 7 cubiccentimetres (2 to 2.7 cubicinches).It works silently, withoutanyones being aware of it. Itworks non-stop throughout

ones life, never requiring anymaintenance. It tests the qualityof the blood and orders theproduction of new blood cells. Itworks by itself, never creatingany difficulties. It regulates the

water level in the blood, andcontrols blood pressure. Itcleans the blood, keeping thebody fit and healthy.Its filteringsystem is ideally suited to thebodys needs, with a total of

2,400,000 filtering units, andworks 7 days a week, 24 hours a

Is the size of an averagerefrigerator. It runs onelectricity and is noisy. It wearsout in three to four years. Bloodcannot be produced in the body

since the kidney does not work.Frequent blood transfusions arenecessary since the patientneeds new blood. It must be runby expert technicians understerile hospital conditions. All

patients have high-bloodpressure, when patients areattached to the machine, theirblood pressure dropsexcessively.

The patient has difficultybreathing, has trembling fits. It


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A RESISTANT STRUCTURE:THE SKELETAL SYSTEM

lightness andstrength


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The Perfect LubricationSystem Between the Bones


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CIVIL

ENGINEERING(20th Centuryformulation)


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POWERHOUSES IN THEBODY: THE MUSCLES

The BodysCommunicationsNetwork


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The Flawlessly EquippedHuman Brain

Each neuron in the brain makes up to10,000 contacts with other neurons.The places where they contact areknown as synapses, which are theplaces where information isexchanged. The number of the

possible permutations andcombinations of this cerebralexchange exceeds that of all theelementary particles in the knownuniverse.

Computers are merely animitation of the brainsperfect system. One byte ofinformation in the brain can

be instantaneouslydisseminated to 100,000neurons. Therefore, thebrain is hundreds ofthousands of times fasterthan the fastest computer. It

is impossible to compare the-

Nobel Prize winner Gerald M. Edelman,director of the Neurosciences Institute a


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STOP

and Consider one CELL only


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A Cell

Protein-producingribosomes; energy-producing mitochondria;DNA, the central informationbank; the endoplasmic

reticulum that facilitatestransport, the Golgi bodythat acts as a depot, themembrane which controlsentry into and exit from thecell; all of the enzymes that

have a duty in all reactionsin the cell-with all of thisplanned, endless activity thecell operates like aperfectlyrun factory.

Remember that the cell,harbouring all of theseprocesses, is a trillion


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The Giant Encyclopaedia inthe Human Cell

A single DNA molecule (whichcannot be seen with the nakedeye) is enough information to fillan encyclopedia of 1,000,000pages. In the nucleus of onecellis encoded enoughinformation to control all theprocesses in the human body thatwould be contained in a giantencyclopedia of 920 volumes.

Yet the amount of information contained in these 200,000genes represents only about 3% of the total informationcontained in DNA. The remaining 97% has remained amystery to this day. Recent research has shown that

this mysterious remaining 97% contains vital informationabout mechanisms that facilitate highly complex


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Now proceed with the Suraagain..

) O man! What has seduced thee from thy LordMost Beneficent?-( ! ) ,

) Him Who created thee. Fashioned thee in due

proportion, and gave thee a just bias;( , )

) In whatever Form He wills, does He put theetogether.( )


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) Nay! but ye do reject Right andJudgment!( , ( ) , )

) But verily over you (are appointed

angels) to protect you,-( ) ) Kind and honourable( ) , ) They know (and understand) all that ye

do.(

) ) As for the Righteous, they will be in bliss;

( )


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) And the Wicked - they will be in the Fire,( )

) Which they will enter on the Day of Judgment,( )

) And they will not be able to keep away

therefrom( ) ) And what will explain to thee what the Day of

Judgment is( , ? ) ) Again, what will explain to thee what the Day of

Judgment is?(, , ? )

) (It will be) the Day when no soul shall have power(to do) aught for another: For the command, that Day,will be (wholly) with God.(

)


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My comments

How to discuss a sura of final destruction(qiyamah) is a mystery to me! However Ithink follows --

Its not a mere sura of observing Alqiyamat; however the complete logicaldiscussion can increase the Imaan ofmany people inshallah if can be depictedwisely;

In this way, the belief can turn to a REALthing to the eyes and hearts inshaAllah.


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