CONTENTS

Preface9

1. INTRODUCTION 11

2. ALLAH – THE ONLY GOD 18

• God is Absolute Truth

3. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE OF GOD AND IRRATIONALITY OF ATHEISM 42

• Big bang cosmology
• Energy cannot originate by itself
• References

4. SCIENTIFIC VALIDITY OF THE QURANIC REVELATIONS 49

• The Quranic revelations confirmed in science
• a) Primordial 'smoke', existence of the universe as single unit prior to separation into component systems and its expansion following separation
• b) Description of the sun as lamp and the moon as light
• c) Limited lifespan of the sun
• d) Motion of celestial bodies in their tracks
• e) The moon split
• f) Velocity of light
• g) Structural geology of Earth's interior
• h) The shrinking Earth
• i) Fixation of mountains like pegs
• j) Sperm – the decider of sex in human beings
• k) Human embryology
• l) Production of honey in bees and its medicinal value
• m) Destruction of ancient civilizations
• n) Preservation of Pharaoh's body for posterity
• o) Preservation of Noah's Ark for posterity
• p) Meeting of sweet water sea and saline sea without mixing

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• The Quranic revelations requiring scientific explanation
• a) Creation in pairs
• b) Earth – the first to be created
• c) Organization of cosmic space as seven skies
• d) Extraterrestrial distribution of organisms
• e) Appearance of a special organism on Earth
• References

5. THE DIVINE MISSION WITH MAN AND UNIVERSE 105

• Purpose of creation
• A hypothetical example of humanoid robot testing
• Islam, Muslim and test of man

6. ORIGIN OF ENERGY AND THE PROCESS OF CREATION121

• Energy
• Allah – the Creator, the Programmer
• Divine process of creation
• References

7. THE UNIVERSE – DIVINE EXPERT SYSTEM135

• Natural evidence supporting the concept of computer universe
• The Quranic indicators of computer universe
• a) Universal components carry divine instructions
• b) Flow of information between the universe and Allah's abode
• c) Real-time recording of information
• Natural designs revealed through the Quran
• Computer model of the physical universe based on the Quran
• a) Abioprogram – the divine source of chemicalinformation
• b) Divine governance of the universe
• References

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8. PROGRAMMED EVOLUTION OF THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE 160

• Execution of the abioprogram
• Age of the universe and Earth
• End of the universe
• Creation of the next universe
• References

9. THE ROOH AND THE PHENOMENA OF LIFE, DEATH AND SOUL 181

• Organism – natural biocomputer or biorobot
• Definitions of life, death and soul
• Rooh – The invisible nonmaterial biological information
• a) Rooh as biosoftware
• b) Rooh as special program in human biosystem
• c) Distinction between malak and Jibreel
• d) Rooh as Scripture
• e) Rooh to strengthen faith
• f) Death – a certainty
• Rooh and the modern concept of molecular gene
• a) The gene is indefinable
• b) Lack of genome-phenome correspondence
• c) Genome - chemically untenable
• d) Other anomalies
• Scientific evidence for nonmaterial bioinformation
• a) Falsifiability of nonmaterial bioinformation concept
• Biomemetics
• a) Natural biosoftware engineering
• References

10. ORIGIN OF BIOINFORMATION AND PROGRAMMED EVOLUTION OF BIOLOGICAL SPECIES228

• Theories of abiogenesis
• a) Prebiotic soup theory
• b) Gene-first model

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• c) Metabolism-first model
• d) Panspermia theories
• e) Problems with the theories
• Darwin's theory of evolution
• Evolutionary tree
• Creation of biological species
• a) Ontogeny as model phenomenon
• b) Biogenesis – origin of divine biological information

11. MAN – ALLAH‟S INTELLIGENT, CONSCIOU AND FREE-WILLED ROBOT271

• Creation of human species
• Human robot system
• a) Qalb (Mind) – the conscious free-willed processor
• b) Sadr – memory (hard disk) of human biosystem
• c) Mechanism of real-time recording in sadr
• d) Information stored in sadr – record of one's test performance
• e) Locations of mind (qalb) and memory (sadr)
• f) Faculties of seeing and hearing
• g) Ability to speak and write Comparison of human and animal biosystems
• References

12. SIGNIFICANCE OF ADAM‟S NAFS – MICROBIOPROGRAM OF HOMO SAPIENS319

• Satan virus
• Human biodiversification
• A priori knowledge and evolution of science and technology
• References

13. PLANET EARTH – HUMAN ROBOT TESTING LABORATORY351

• Design of Earth vis-à-vis the divine objective
• a) Physical resources
• b) Plant resources
• c) Animal resources

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• d) Marine resources
• e) Other favours
• Evaluation of the laboratory infrastructure vis-à-vis the divine purpose
• References

14. HUMAN ROBOT TESTING PROGRAMME ON EARTH 389

• Islam – the basis of Allah's test
• a) Doctrine of oneness of God (Tawhid)
• b) God-consciousness (taqwa)
• c) Articles of Faith
• d) Religious rites, prayers and rules
• e) Other aspects
• Mission of the prophets
• Miracles shown by the prophets
• Term for the people of a prophet
• Fate of earlier nations
• References

15. PROPHET MUHAMMAD AND THE REVELATION OF THE QURAN442

• Prophet Muhammad
• Wahy – the mode of revelation of the Quran
• a) Al-Lauh Mahfooz – the Scripture Server
• b) The process of wahy
• The Quran – divine guidance to the people of Muhammad

16. THE PROCESS OF HUMAN ROBOT TESTING468

• The role of Satan in the test
• Biomemome (nafs)-based performance evaluation
• Real-time recording of test performance
• The phenomenon of divine guidance
• Death – termination of the test period

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17. END OF THE DIVINE MISSION Resurrection of man271

• Resurrection of man
• a) Storage of biosoftware (nafs) in the earth
• b) Mechanism of human resurrection
• c) Purposes of resurrection
• The Day of Judgement
• Heaven – the Muslim Earth
• Hell – the place of punishment
• References

18. EPILOGUE 528