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"Fly in Quran" is Miracle of Islam
 

Allah said to Muhammad in the holy Quran :
'O people! A similitude is related, listen to it attentively. These, whom you worship beside Allah, could not make a fly though they should all gather for it. And if the fly snatch, away something from them then they could not take it back from it. How weak are the desirer and that which was desired. .....That's Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam.

"Bees in in Quran" is Miracle of Islam


Allah said to Muhammad in the holy Quran Sura : 16:68-69
And your Lord inspired the bee that makes houses in the hills and in the trees and in the roofs. Then eat of every kind of fruit, and walk the ways of your Lord that is smooth and easy for you. There comes out from their bellies a drink of varied colors in which there is healing for the people Undoubtedly in it there is sign for those who ponder. .....That's Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam.

"Sky, Star ,Moon, Sun in Quran" is miracle of Islam



Allah said to Muhammad in the holy Quran:
Quran Sura 16:16 :"And way marks. And by the stars, they find the way".

Quran Sura 6:97 :"And it is He who has made the stars for you that you may get the way in the darkness of the Land and the sea. We have explained the signs in detail for people who know". Quran Sura 55:5 : "The sun and the moon are according to a reckoning". Quran Sura 14:33 : "And He made the sun and moon subservient for you, which are constantly moving, and made the day and night subservient for you". .....That's Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam.
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