Science never claims to fully understand anything. My point is that what we read about evolution, DOES NOT CONTRADICT THE QURAN.
Of course scientists will never observe how we evolved. This is why their claim that Allah does not exist based on evolution is false, because they would have had to observe everything that happened to us in order to fully argue that. Thus, they cannot claim anything about Allah from it.
And of course scientists can never return to the origin of the Big Bang and observe how the universe itself began, they can only figure it out through theory and test it making smaller versions of it. This does not mean Allah did not endow us with any knowledge at all on it. I showed you that Allah requires us to reflect on His creation.
Scientists can know this by inference, not by observation. The Qur'an says:
21:30 Do not the Unbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were joined together (as one unit of creation), before we clove them asunder? We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?
Allah calls attention to the Disbelievers here, who know from inference that the universe was one single unit and split apart. Allah already called their attention to this 1400 years ago. They still deny it. Even that Allah told them that life began from water. The disbelievers do not physically "see" this, but they see it through rationality. Allah tells them that this is proof that He exists, yet the Disbelievers use it to disprove His existence. This is why Allah says, "Will they not then believe?"
It is a rhetorical question. But we Muslims benefit from this.
So don't think for a second that the Qur'an does not support learning science. Even Nouman Ali Khan also looks at this verse this way. Are you going to reject the understanding of this verse because you think the Qur'an has no interpretation? The Holy Prophet (saw) learnt the interpretation of the Qur'an. This is what all Tafsirs have to base their knowledge off of.
