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Al-Baqarah (The Cow) Verses 26 to 27


Verse 26: This verse explicates that even a tiny creation of Allah Almighty embodies perfect balance and reflects the Creator's wisdom. A creation as small as a mosquito, or even smaller, is sufficient to reveal the truth to those who sincerely seek it. To grasp the depth of this example, one should study the design and function of a mosquito in detail. You will be truly amazed by the intricately detailed design of a mosquito, which is usually just 0.15 to 0.4 inches long. Furthermore, the design of entities smaller than a mosquito, discovered so far, also points to a wise Creator. Through scientific advancements, we have uncovered the world of micro-particles, invisible to the naked eye. The coherence and perfection of the micro-world continue to mesmerize the human mind. However, many people disregard these facts, believing these things exist without a Creator. These individuals do not submit to the Lord of all worlds, so they are misled by such examples and mock them. Consequently, they make poor decisions, leading to miserable lives. In the next verse, Allah Almighty describes the attributes of the defiantly disobedient.

 

Verse 27: Disobedient are those who break the covenant with their Lord, (i.e., to worship and obey Him in all aspects of life). They sever the ties that Allah has commanded to be maintained, such as those with family and friends, leading to imbalance and corruption on Earth. These individuals are the true losers, as they will face the consequences of their bad actions in the Hereafter. 


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