592 - HAA MEEM AS SAJDAH (Ayat# 09-14)
The Quran presents a detailed account of the creation of the Earth and the heavens, outlining a sequence spanning six days. Initially, the Earth was formed in two days, followed by the creation of mountains and the establishment of sustenance within four days. This process involved a transition from a gaseous state to the formation of galaxies and ultimately, a habitable planet. The Quranic narrative emphasizes that Allah alone is the sovereign creator, rejecting the notion of independent rulers or partners. After the Earth’s creation, the heavens were formed in two days, with Allah revealing to each heaven its command and ornamentation, especially the nearest one, adorned with stars to guide and protect. This revelation underscores Allah’s complete knowledge and power, serving as a warning against disbelief and the consequences faced by previous nations like Aad and Thamud who rejected the message of the prophets. The Quran stresses that the message delivered is sufficient proof, and rejection stems from disbelief.
