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Please can we stay on topic. This thread went off on a very strange tangent discussing conspiracy theories etc.
With regards to the claims about this PhD thesis, we need to verify before making any conclusions about it. It seems only six pages of it have been posted online here: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/vi...1/9-st1608-011
The title of it reads: The Geocentric Model of the Earth: Physics and Astronomy Arguments.
The abstract reads, 'Several astronomical observations have shown the presence of numerous failings in heliocentric model such as Mercury retrograde motion, cosmic rays and Perseids meteors. Numerous researchers are talking about these topics. Because there is no empirical evidence that the Earth actually orbits the sun, astronomy observationsl geophysics arguments provide proofs for the steady Earth and the Sun's motion. The main contention of the paper is to demonstrate the flaws in gravity and relativity, and to disprove the alleged motions of the earth that for so long time has been unjustifiably taught.'
And the conclusion for this segment reads: In conclusion various physics arguments and astronomy observations show the stability of the Earth in the universe and the sun, the moon, the stars and the planets motion around it. Then the heliocentric model must to be rejected. On the contrary, the revision of the geocentric model will be necessary. Consequently, the Sun revolves around Earth daily in 23h 56min 4.1Second from East to West.
The above part of the paper is focused on scientific arguments. It is possible the author mentions her religious views in other parts of her paper. However, it is difficult to make a judgement on her intentions and views without verifying from the actual source. There is no need to make a blanket statement about religion and science.
As Muslims, we believe in whatever Allaah سبحانه وتعالى has revealed in His Book and the teachings of His Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. He is the Creator of this universe, so He knows more about it than Einstein, Newton, Galileo or anyone else. He سبحانه وتعالى has created the stars as a beautification for the nearest heaven, as missiles to be thrown at devils and as signs by which people can be guided. There is nothing 'whacky' about this and nothing which contradicts logic or science.
The person in question would not have believed that the Earth was flat (and the other weird theories she had) if it weren't for her religious views.
With regards to the claims about this PhD thesis, we need to verify before making any conclusions about it. It seems only six pages of it have been posted online here: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/vi...1/9-st1608-011
The title of it reads: The Geocentric Model of the Earth: Physics and Astronomy Arguments.
The abstract reads, 'Several astronomical observations have shown the presence of numerous failings in heliocentric model such as Mercury retrograde motion, cosmic rays and Perseids meteors. Numerous researchers are talking about these topics. Because there is no empirical evidence that the Earth actually orbits the sun, astronomy observationsl geophysics arguments provide proofs for the steady Earth and the Sun's motion. The main contention of the paper is to demonstrate the flaws in gravity and relativity, and to disprove the alleged motions of the earth that for so long time has been unjustifiably taught.'
And the conclusion for this segment reads: In conclusion various physics arguments and astronomy observations show the stability of the Earth in the universe and the sun, the moon, the stars and the planets motion around it. Then the heliocentric model must to be rejected. On the contrary, the revision of the geocentric model will be necessary. Consequently, the Sun revolves around Earth daily in 23h 56min 4.1Second from East to West.
The above part of the paper is focused on scientific arguments. It is possible the author mentions her religious views in other parts of her paper. However, it is difficult to make a judgement on her intentions and views without verifying from the actual source. There is no need to make a blanket statement about religion and science.
As Muslims, we believe in whatever Allaah سبحانه وتعالى has revealed in His Book and the teachings of His Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. He is the Creator of this universe, so He knows more about it than Einstein, Newton, Galileo or anyone else. He سبحانه وتعالى has created the stars as a beautification for the nearest heaven, as missiles to be thrown at devils and as signs by which people can be guided. There is nothing 'whacky' about this and nothing which contradicts logic or science.
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