068 the solidity of the atom and electron orbits

1. THE HOLY QUR’ANTHE HOLY QUR’AN
THE SOLIDITY OF THE ATOM ANDTHE SOLIDITY OF THE ATOM AND
ELECTRON ORBITSELECTRON ORBITS
(Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)
BASED ON THE WORKS OF HARUN YAHYA WWW.HARUNYAHAY.COM
and others PREPARED BY fereidoun.dejahang@ntlworld.com
Dr F.Dejahang, BSc CEng, BSc (Hons) Construction Mgmt, MSc, MCIOB, .MCMI, PhD

2. The HolyThe Holy
Qur'an is theQur'an is the
Word of AllahWord of Allah

3. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

4. !!
(Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

5. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

6. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)
The above verse may be aThe above verse may be a
reference to the strength of thereference to the strength of the
atom, the building block of allatom, the building block of all
matter, and to the orbit of thematter, and to the orbit of the
electrons in the atom.electrons in the atom.

7. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)
 Looked at in the context of atoms, Allah’sLooked at in the context of atoms, Allah’s
use of the term “to everything its solidity”use of the term “to everything its solidity”
can be interpreted as referring to thecan be interpreted as referring to the
solidity of the atom, which cannot besolidity of the atom, which cannot be
broken even if struck with abroken even if struck with a
sledgehammer (Allah knows the truth).sledgehammer (Allah knows the truth).
That is because objects themselves areThat is because objects themselves are
not perfectly solid, only the atom is.not perfectly solid, only the atom is.

8. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

9. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

10. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

11. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

12. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

13. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

14. (Surat an-Naml, 88)(Surat an-Naml, 88)

15. THE SOLIDITY OF THE ATOM ANDTHE SOLIDITY OF THE ATOM AND
ELECTRON ORBITSELECTRON ORBITS

16. The illustration depicts the movement of electronsThe illustration depicts the movement of electrons
resembling clouds that constitute matter by joining atomsresembling clouds that constitute matter by joining atoms
together, literally like glue.together, literally like glue.33

17. The rapid movement of electrons around the atomThe rapid movement of electrons around the atom
leads to their resembling clouds.leads to their resembling clouds.

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dd
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