Masood Ahmed

Ancient Astronomy-allah's Narrative Masood Ahmed

Tackling science narrators of our age such as Lawrence M. Krauss, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sean M. Carroll and Richard Dawkins, this book appeals commonly to all students of science & religion, Atheists or otherwise. Clearly, it is a book tailor-made to serve every Christian, Jewish and Muslim house.
A lucid illustration uncovering the mystery surrounding the face of God and faith. This book answers to the trending assertive of Naturalists (Atheists) claims of nothing from God has thus far reached us. The book takes the reader through origin sequences of the very beginnings of earth, its skies and the glitz in the dominant sky. A revelation of Abraham as a peer Astronomer-who earned a covenant of long poured out blessings on mankind and to whom Astronomers today owe dues. What this covenant means to human societies today and what is the argument of God. Scanning the promises of God to nations and His bestowal of hegemonies and legitimacy to rule. How are we performing amidst influential alien jinns and gatekeepers of heaven- the Angels? A mind-blowing telecast is drawn of jinns and the house of Angels in the backdrop of Cosmos we live surrounded in.
The purposes for the grand scale of the universe as wide and as incomprehensible as it is. The discussion that, why it is at this Cosmic scale is herein thoroughly derived from the Quran. Grappling science mysteries of time travel and fathoming our next home in the celestial patch, it dispels great misconceptions associated with doomsday that it is not the collapse of the universe as wrongly thought, but it is a collapse of sun's neighbourhood and its neighbouring stars. So, what does this mean to us? The answer to this and many questions on life, liberty, and events post doomday are elucidated in this book.