Astrophysics and the Holy Quran

In this contemporary age of science, the inquisitive nature of intelligent human beings leads them to seek answers to profound questions:

1. The origin of human beings: Where did we come from?
2. The origin of the universe: How did the universe come into existence?
3. The fate of the universe: Will the universe have an end?
4. The nature of the universe: Is the universe static or dynamic? If dynamic, is it expanding or contracting?
5. The concept of time: What is time? When did it begin? Will it have an end?
6. Black holes: What are they, and how do they function?
7. Forces of nature: What are the fundamental forces governing the universe?
8. The smallest unit of matter: What is the tiniest known particle?
9. Humanity’s place in the cosmos: What is the status of human beings in the vast expanse of the universe?
10. The limits of knowledge: Are there ultimate boundaries to human comprehension and understanding?

In this age of scientific inquiry, these questions drive human curiosity and compel researchers to explore and unlock the mysteries of the universe, seeking deeper insights into our existence and the nature of reality.