Scientists Declaration about the holy Quran and Islam-Professor Emeritus

Scientists Declaration about the holy Quran and Islam-Professor Emeritus Dr. Moore was a former president of the Canadian Association of anatomists, and the American Association of Clinical anatomists. E 'was developed by the Canadian Association of anatomists with the prestigious JCB Grant of grants and in 1994 received the State Prize of the American Association of Clinical anatomists "for outstanding contributions in the field of clinical anatomy. "" Over the last three years I worked with the Embryology Committee of King cAbdulaz? Z University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, helping them to interpret the many statements in the Qur '? ne Sunna on human reproduction and prenatal development. At first I was surprised the accuracy of the statements that have been in 7th Century AD, before the science of embryology was. Even if I knew of the glorious history of Muslim scientists in the 10th Century AD, and some of their contributions to medicine, I knew nothing about the facts and religious beliefs in the Qur '? n and Sunna. "[2] At a conference in Cairo was a research paper and says:" It was a great pleasure for me to clarify statements in the Qur '? n Human Development. It 'clear that these statements need to Muhammad from God, or Allah, because most of this knowledge was not until many centuries later. This proves to me that Muhammad must be a messenger of God, or Allah. "[1] Professor Moore also states that:" ... Because the staging of human embryos is complex, because the continuous process of change in development, it is proposed that a new system of classification could be with the conditions of the Qur '? n and Sunnah. The proposed system is simple, complete and consistent with current embryological knowledge. "The intensive studies of Qur '? N and had? Ten in the last four years have shown a system of classification of human embryos, which is surprising because it was in the seventh century AD .. descriptions in the Qur '? n can not be based on scientific knowledge in the seventh century ... "