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What if a 7th-century desert text named cosmic expansion before telescopes existed-and described the universe's birth as ""smoke"" centuries before the Big Bang theory? On a frozen Arctic ridge, Bongsu's grandfather-a former Cambridge astrophysicist-opens his tablet beside the aurora borealis. Side-by-side images reveal the impossible: → Quran 51:47's ""We are [its] expander"" matched to Hubble's 1929 redshift data proving galaxies race apart. → Quran 41:11's ""heaven when it was smoke"" aligned with Planck satellite's 2013 map of primordial quark-gluon plasma. This isn't poetry. It's forensic alignment. While Ptolemy saw crystal spheres and Copernicus imagined circular orbits, the Quran described celestial bodies floating in falak (rounded orbits)-confirmed by Einstein's relativity in 1915. Even the auroras echo its promise: ""We adorn the nearest heaven with lamps"" (Quran 67:5), a truth proven when Birkeland decoded solar-magnetospheric collisions in 1903. For stargazers, physicists, and seekers: ✓ How 7th-century verses predicted cosmic microwave background radiation ✓ Why Einstein's equations finally caught up to Quranic cosmology The Ayat Series dismantles false science-faith wars. Each book pairs one Quranic Ayat (Sign) with peer-reviewed evidence. No sermons. Just two witnesses to the same unbroken truth. ""Trust isn't demanded. It's discovered-like a perfect crystal in living rock.""

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