Cosmic Verses in Surah An-Naba

Abstract

This research addresses the topic of "Cosmic Verses in Surah An-Naba'", shedding light on their doctrinal and faith-based significance. The research aims to demonstrate the importance of contemplating Allah Almighty's creations and His magnificent signs spread throughout the universe, which serve as conclusive evidence of the Creator's oneness and His sole right to be worshipped.

The research is divided into two main sections: The first section discusses the nature of cosmic verses, their definitions, and their types (in terms of physical substance, repetition, and occurrence), along with an introductory exegetical overview of Surah An-Naba' and its core focus on proving the doctrine of resurrection and the afterlife. Meanwhile, the second section addresses the scientific interpretation of celestial and terrestrial cosmic verses, reviewing natural phenomena mentioned in the Surah—such as the sky, the sun, rain, the earth, and mountains—while clarifying aspects of scientific inimitability and the harmony between Qur'anic truths and modern scientific theories.

The research concludes that studying cosmic verses and reflecting upon them strengthens certainty and belief in the unseen, and proves the inimitability of the Holy Qur'an, affirming that these verses, in all their celestial and terrestrial types, carry deep doctrinal connotations that prove Allah's absolute power and refute materialist theories.