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The
Qur'an, Science
and the Last Day
Munir
El-Kassem A fascinating and
compelling examination of certain apocalyptic verses in the Holy
Qur'an that describe five major cosmological events immediately
preceding the Day of Judgment. Munir El-Kassem puts you on the
edge of your seat as he explains past, present and future natural
phenomenon that coincide with precise descriptions in the Qur'an.
From a practical scientific perspective, discover exactly how
the following signs will occur: the sun rising in the West, the
Earth being engulfed in smoke, the moon splitting in half, the
oceans being set on fire, and the universe being folded up. Not
only is this lecture a great reminder of the last day, but it
also serves to increase our faith in the Qur'an as the true revelation
from the Creator of the universe. Other topics discussed: Islam
as a proof of science not vice-versa, the pursuit of knowledge,
earthquakes, electrolysis, and the big-bang theory. (Duration:
1 hour, 7 min + DVD
bonus lecture)
Munir El-Kassem has
been involved in da'wah through interfaith dialogues and lectures,
and is the author of many Islamic books. He was educated at Al-Maqasid
Islamic Institute and graduated from the University of Toronto
as a dental surgeon. After years of general practice he joined
the University of Western Ontario as an assistant professor at
the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry.
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