The statements we’re about to show you are from the Holy Quran and is said to be the official unchanged pure word of God revealed over 1400 years ago.

Claiming to be the word of God is a heavy statement and without proof or if a single contradiction is found within the book, the apparent “word of God” would be proven false.

So without further to do let’s put the book to the test.

In the 23rd Chapter titled “The Believers” from the 12th to the 14th verses God is said to give a detailed description of how the human being is formed. It begins by saying.

“We then placed him as a sperm drop in a place of settlement, firmly fixed (i.e. the womb). Then We made the drop into an alaqah (we will translate this word very soon) and then We changed the alaqah into a lump, then We made out of that lump into bones, and then We clothed the bones with flesh, then We, caused him to grow and come into being and attain the definitive (human) form.”

In the 21st century, we can now safely say that this verse is clearly describing the process of human development in correct chronological order. However, what we should be paying attention to in particular is the 2nd stage referring to the development of the embryo.

The specific word used to describe the embryo in this verse is the word “Alaqah”. The word Alaqah when translated into English can mean three separate things.

Firstly a “blood clot”, or “to be suspended”, that is to be hanging or clinging to something or thirdly and finally “a leech”. Now all three definitions don’t come anywhere near what we perceive to be the human embryo.

So, why are these words used and what significances do they share with the human embryo.

Can the embryo be described as blood clot?

Well, what do you think?

In the third week of embryonic development, a tubular heart joins with the blood vessels to form a primordial cardiovascular system. And by the end of the third week the blood is circulating and the heart begins to beat on day 21.

The first thing that comes to mind in regards to being suspended or hanging is the umbilical cord. But, we can’t use that example because we are simply referring to step two, before the baby has even form. But, we now know today that the umbilical cord is formed from the connecting stalk, and the connecting stalk is formed as soon as the embryo is formed. The embryo’s connecting stalk has even been described by John Allan and Beverly Kramer as an object to “suspend” the developing embryo in the extra-embryonic coelom.

So, an embryo is suspended and does have a strong resemblance with the blood clot.

What on earth would an embryo have to do with a leech?

Figure A. Shows the structure of the embryo at 25 days.
Figure B. Shows a leech.

Now please note, once again that the embryo in this stage is no greater than the size of a kernel of wheat (2.5 Mm in length).

This is an X-ray of the embryo at 22 days.
This is the internal structure of a leech.

It’s mind-blowing stuff but you still haven’t seen anything yet.

This is the head of the embryo at 22 days, the detail you are seeing right now is absolutely impossible to be seen with the human eye it can only be seen with a microscope.

This is the back end of a leech.

There’s no other words used to describe this other than Mind-Blowing.

The pictures we have shown you are impossible to be seen with the human eye or even to be predicted by the human mind. Once again, the verses we have shown you were revealed over 1400 years ago to a man who couldn’t read nor write.

Are these the words of God?


…Voice-over…
“The descriptions of the human embryo in the Quran cannot be based on scientific knowledge in the 7th Century. The only reasonable conclusion is that these descriptions were revealed to Muhammad (pbuh) from God”.


“We will show you them our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth.” Quran 41:53