Cloud Miracle in the Quran

 Indeed, the Quran provides insight into the natural world that is still being discovered and studied by scientists today. One such example is the mention of clouds and their weight, as well as their formation and movement. Despite their seemingly light and fluffy appearance, clouds actually carry a significant mass of water. The Quran acknowledges this in chapter 7 verse 57 and chapter 13 verse 12, where it describes clouds as heavy laden and carrying fertilizing rain. Scientists have calculated that a single cumulonimbus cloud can contain up to 300,000 tons of water, which is truly remarkable.

Furthermore, the Quran also describes how clouds are formed and shaped by wind, which is a process that scientists have only recently discovered and understood. The joining and stacking of clouds is also mentioned in the Quran, as seen in chapter 24 verse 43. It is amazing to think that these scientific facts were revealed in the Quran over 1400 years ago, long before modern technology and scientific methods were developed.

As Muslims, we believe that the Quran is a miraculous and divine revelation from Allah, and its scientific accuracy and knowledge serve as a testament to its authenticity. It is important for us to reflect on these verses and appreciate the wisdom and knowledge they contain.