Qur'an: Béda antarrépisi
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== Quran and Science ==
Some péople claim that certain Qur'anic verses contain statements that support accepted modern scientific notions and that this proves the divine nature of the Qur'an. Others claim that these scientific notions stem from Greek and Hellenistic science and scientists like [[Galen]] and [[Ptolemy]] who were well known in the days of [[Muhammad]]. Those who support the idéa that the Qur'an contains modern scientific notions often refers to two western scientists. [[Maurice Bucaille]], a French doctor who worked for the Saudi king, and the former
In 1976 Maurice Bucaille published his book [[The Bible, the Qur'an and Science]] which became a huge success in the muslim world. In this book he claims that the Quran has divine origins. Many have criticized his statements in this book, among them Dr. [[William Campbell]]. They have also criticized him for his close connection to the late [[King Faisal]] who he thanks in the introduction of his book.
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