"Steel" in the sense of DNA First: the genetic interpretation of the offspring in the Adam's core and its relationship to DNA and the human gene tree 1. The genetic interpretation of the offspring in the Adam's core - All humans today share their genetic genomes, where DNA analysis shows...
"Steel", "Smooth", "Back" and "Appearance" as a reference to DNA
"Steel" in the DNA sense.
First: The genetic explanation of the offspring in the core of Adam and its relationship to DNA and the human genealogical tree
1. Genetic interpretation of offspring in Adam's crucifixion
All humans today share their genetic genomes, with DNA analysis showing that all humans are descended from a single common ancestor, supporting the concept that Adam's offspring were embedded in him from the very beginning.
The genetic code within Adam contains all the genetic information that determines the characteristics of his descendants over generations, which means that every human being today carries part of Adam's genetic code.
2. DNA and human genealogy tree
When analyzing human DNA, it was found that there are genetic lineages passed from father to son via the Y chromosome, which means that the lineage is preserved across generations.
This is consistent with the concept that offspring emerged from Adam's crucifixion, as the Y chromosome is passed only from fathers to sons, without much change across generations, reinforcing the idea of preserving offspring within Adam's crucifixion.
3. Can this fact be seen scientifically today?
Yes, when studying human DNA, the genetic origins of all humans can be traced across generations, up to "gene Adam", the term used (haplogroup studies) to refer to the man who holds the common ancestor of the Y chromosome in humans today.
This means that the concept of "genetic Adam" in haplogroup studies suggests that humans share a common genetic ancestor, which is in line with Islamic doctrine.
Second: Related Verses
In the verses:
When the waters overflowed, We carried you in the midst of your ancestors.
Q, Haqqa: 11
This verse refers to the story of the flood that happened in the time of Prophet Noah (peace be upon him), where God saved the believers in the (current) ship. The explanation you mentioned that “We carried you as genes in the roots of your ancestors” indicates that humanity continued through the offspring of those whom God saved in the ship. Here “the cross” means genes in DNA.
And when your Lord took from the children of Adam from their backs their progeny.
7:172 And when your Lord took from the children of Adam their offspring,
This verse talks about taking the covenant from the children of Adam, where God took the offspring of Adam out of their backs (their crucifixion/DNA) and testifying to themselves that God is their Lord. Here "the Crucifixion" is meant to originate in DNA as well.
But in the verse of Surah Al-Tareq (86:7):
This verse speaks of the creation of man in his embryonic stage, where man's water and woman's water come out from between the steel (spinal) and the soil (symmetrical pelvic area). Here "steel" means the spine, which is a part of the body.
Source:
The Quran and Sunnah Between Science and Miracles: An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Source:
The Quran and Sunnah Between Science and Miracles: An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Dr. Mohamed Bourbab Dr. Abdelkader Al Obeidi Dr. Omar Attia Al Rawi
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