Scientific Claims and Religion
El-Naggar's views are controversial. Like other Ijaz Literature, his work often quotes verses of Qur'an and tries to find relationships between modern science and Qur'an. Like other claims of scientific foreknowledge in sacred texts, his work tries to associate the metaphorical language of the Qur'an to modern scientific concepts.
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