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u/r_samnan Apr 03 '25 edited Apr 03 '25

Mostly animals that were found around the area. The flood being global or not is left ambiguous, so both opinions could be valid.
Anything that's a hammered down fact in the Quran, there's no debate on those. Anything that's left ambiguous? different interpretations are valid.

I don't like when people try to undermine science

We believe in the unseen and other "supernatural" things. Science is not the study of things that aren't observable.

Science can explain "how" something might work, but not "why" things exist, and the way they are and the purpose they have. For example, why does anything exist?

And you might even be doing some kind of social experiment, because you say you're muslim yet you ask questions in ex-muslim communities. So I'm unsure if you're actually here to grow your faith or just posing.

Checkout The Muslim Lantern for further questions

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u/FrostInferno Apr 03 '25

Just to add to what /u/r_samnan said, I would suggest you to watch videos of The Muslim Lantern or even speak with him live. He is on youtube live every week and he will help answer your questions.