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Your book gives a few Quranic guidelines that encourage exploring and reflecting on the study of life. It begins: “In the Holy Quran, there are several verses that highlight the study of life.”
The book prints each verse in Arabic, then its English translation and reference. Below, the translations and references are given exactly as printed. Read the Arabic text in your book.
After the first verse, your book says the Quran mentions in multiple verses that all living things were created from water. It describes water as a divine blessing from Allah.
Your book adds that the average water content in different organisms ranges between 60% and 90%. It says the verse hints at the common origin of all living things in the water.
After the second verse, your book says these hints help us find the events in the creation of human beings. It says we are advised to think over the possible ways such events might have occurred.
Your book then says Allah also hints at the method of development of animals, including human beings, and quotes Al-Mominoon. Last, it says the Quran describes the common origin and modification of animals, and quotes Al-Nur.
“We made every living thing from water.”
(Sura: Al-Ambia, Verse: 30)
“He made man from clay like the potter.”
(Sura: Al-Rehman, Verse: 14)
“Then fashioned We the drop a clot, then fashioned We the clot a little lump, then fashioned We the little lump bones, then clothed the bones with flesh.”
(Sura: Al-Mominoon, Verse: 14)
“Allah hath created every animal from water. Then some of them creep up over their bellies, others walk on two legs, and others on four. Allah creates what He pleases. Surely, Allah is most capable of everything.”
(Sura: Al-Nur, Verse: 45)
Your book says this verse explains that Allah created early life in water (fishes) and then animals with limbs were evolved.
It adds that among such animals, some were created who creep over their bellies, some who walk on two legs and some on four.
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Your book gives a few Quranic guidelines that encourage exploring and reflecting on the study of life. It begins: “In the Holy Quran, there are several verses that highlight the study of life.”
The book prints each verse in Arabic, then its English translation and reference. Below, the translations and references are given exactly as printed. Read the Arabic text in your book.
After the first verse, your book says the Quran mentions in multiple verses that all living things were created from water. It describes water as a divine blessing from Allah.
Your book adds that the average water content in different organisms ranges between 60% and 90%. It says the verse hints at the common origin of all living things in the water.
After the second verse, your book says these hints help us find the events in the creation of human beings. It says we are advised to think over the possible ways such events might have occurred.
Your book then says Allah also hints at the method of development of animals, including human beings, and quotes Al-Mominoon. Last, it says the Quran describes the common origin and modification of animals, and quotes Al-Nur.
“We made every living thing from water.”
(Sura: Al-Ambia, Verse: 30)
“He made man from clay like the potter.”
(Sura: Al-Rehman, Verse: 14)
“Then fashioned We the drop a clot, then fashioned We the clot a little lump, then fashioned We the little lump bones, then clothed the bones with flesh.”
(Sura: Al-Mominoon, Verse: 14)
“Allah hath created every animal from water. Then some of them creep up over their bellies, others walk on two legs, and others on four. Allah creates what He pleases. Surely, Allah is most capable of everything.”
(Sura: Al-Nur, Verse: 45)
Your book says this verse explains that Allah created early life in water (fishes) and then animals with limbs were evolved.
It adds that among such animals, some were created who creep over their bellies, some who walk on two legs and some on four.
Four verses, as your book gives them: Al-Ambia 30, Al-Rehman 14, Al-Mominoon 14 and Al-Nur 45. Learn each translation with its reference.
Q1. State, as your book does, that the Holy Quran instructs us to reveal the study of life.
The book's statement, one verse translation with its exact reference, and the book's own explanation of it.
Q2. What does your book say the verse of Sura Al-Nur, Verse 45 explains?
Your book says it describes the common origin and modification of animals: some creep over their bellies, some walk on two legs and some on four.
✗ Writing a verse translation from memory in your own words.
✓ Write the translation exactly as your book prints it, word for word.
✗ Mixing up Al-Rehman 14 and Al-Mominoon 14 because both are Verse 14.
✓ Al-Rehman 14: man from clay like the potter. Al-Mominoon 14: the drop, the clot, the lump, bones, flesh.
✗ Adding your own claims about a verse in an exam answer.
✓ Give the reference and your book's own explanation, nothing more.
1. Your book gives which reference for “We made every living thing from water.”?
(a) As printed on p. 12.
2. According to your book, the average water content in different organisms ranges between:
(c) Your book, p. 12.
3. Your book gives which reference for “He made man from clay like the potter.”?
(d) As printed on p. 12. Both Al-Rehman and Al-Mominoon are Verse 14: check the sura.
4. Your book says the verse of Sura Al-Nur, Verse 45 describes:
(b) Your book's own sentence before the verse (p. 13).
5. “Then fashioned We the drop a clot …” is quoted in your book from:
(c) As printed on p. 13.
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