The biggest scientific error in the Quran and the Muslim apologists struggle to defend it 

Nah

Indeed 👍

@@raulwolthersryff yah

I like that

I agree with that.

Sahih muslim or bukhari??

@@thisisron7994 none lmao, it is from tirmidhi

ARE YOU A MUSLIM?

@@okko7988 From the very first line of his comment you should know that he isn't. Don't you?

​@toxictricks1666 Absolute nonsense and misinformation. Do you at least have reliable sources ?

Truuuuuuue

After cleaning the heart Mo the prophet came down onto the earth conducted more caravan robberies raids rapes, slave trade, took concubines killed men and children took their women and girls ...all with a divinely clean soul. Alham dulila....

@Orthodoxprince4everhe we to heaven alive.

@Orthodoxprince4ever al isra wal miraj. You can read up on it.

No he did not. He changed the argument completely!!

@@AdamElmasriEnglish He proved scientifically that the mind is not in the brain

@@AdamElmasriEnglish Watch his response

​@@14__16 Mind isn't in the brain does not mean its linking with heart 😆 Well mind is an abstract thing. Even gases have mass though they don't have shape. And mind has neither shape nor mass nor color Btw whats your definition of ''soul'' and ''mind''??

@@TENGRI-101 Listen to the doctor

Alas, The speaker had gone out of mind. God never make a mistake. God uses the language of arabs to communicate to them and those arabs used/believe heart(qalb) to be a place of consciousness, thinking, wisdom. God figuratively using the word heart to mean mind as they arabs mean it. moreover in arabic lang, qalb is also used to be the center of consciousness. Divinity never makes misakes or invents words Himself but rather uses the existing language of people to talk to them including the figurative speech. God's intent is to put the message across to the people of that language using their own figurative speech effectively so that they can understand in the best way possible and that is how effective communication happens. God show you the path to light, dear bro. Fear your God as you are blaming Him for his mistake which actually is not a mistake but intentionally used figurative speech.

@@shaun.august Allah is Shaitan. He prefers sinners, he promises sex and women to men only in Jannah, he discriminates against Jews and Christians and let the Jinn write verses. Allah is limited in power as well, as he cannot become flesh. What a halfass god he is.

@@shaun.august - can you explain to me why not one of these 124k prophets mentioned Islam until after the 7the century? We have found dinosaur fossils from millions of years ago. But not 1 shred of historical text of these alleged prophets shouting about Islam/Muslims. Funny that

@@shaun.august Have you eve watched the video the heart is not used as a figure of speech ,the writers of quran just took ancient greek belief ie plagiarized Aristotle ,just like they plagiarized Galen and many other ancient greek believes ,the verse al Ahraf 79 clearly demonstrates that heart is not an idiom in quran but an organ responsible for thinking and rationalizing ...

We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things? Q41:53

Very good but hilarious solution to "heart problems".

While the heart has its own “operating system” there is also a communication channel between the brain & the heart. There is growing collaboration between cardiologists & neurologists and subsequent research could prove that a backup of the heart’s OS in a portion of the brain is transferred to the transplanted heart. New discoveries, Alhamdulillah, only continue to confirm what was revealed 1400 years ago.

@@sajidaziz7742 Stan Larkin, lived for two years without a hearth, just a machin pomping his blood there is also a communication channel between the brain and the gut ( this is why we call the gut the second brain ) People back then thought that the consciousness eregateted from the hearth, which false and sadly muhamed copied dumbly that in the Quran.

@@sajidaziz7742 a very weak answer. and the fact that each time a muslim is asked about it, they give different answers, proves how much of a mistake it is. coupled with where cows milk comes from between excretion and blood (Quran 16:66), the sun setting somewhere on Earth in a muddy spring surrounded by people (Quran 18:86), the planet being compared to a carpet rather than a sphere ( Quran 20:53) and that a man's seed comes from between the spine (backbone) and the ribs (Quran 86:5-7)... proves the Quran, or rather who made it, had no clue what they were talking about. tried to appear scientifically savvy and spouting the same crap ppl of that time believed about the world does not make the Quran any more divine than a child's bedtime-story book.

​@@ragael1024 heart has its own memory... As said above after heart transplant person should act deffrently .... There r such cases ... That dosent mean all the memory and reasoning r done by heart .

You are verry ignorant, you don’t know science and you don’t know the Quran , first of all Allah knows best wat we do witch our heart and brain. Modern science has discovered we lie with our brain espaisly Science “Regions in the frontal and parietal cortex showed higher activation when participants lied compared with when they were telling the truth, regardless of whether they were asked about their past experiences or opinions.” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5390719/#:~:text=Regions%20in%20the%20frontal%20and,their%20past%20experiences%20or%20opinions. Quran : What if that ˹man˺ persists in denial and turns away? Does he not know that Allah sees ˹all˺? ut no! If he does not desist, We will certainly drag him by the forelock- a lying, sinful forelock So let him call his associates. We will call the wardens of Hell. What considering the fact of that we als feel and think with our heart is not an ancient myth anyomore , you don’t catch up with sciene . Armour, in 1991, discovered that the heart has its "little brain" or "intrinsic cardiac nervous system." This "heart brain" is composed of approximately 40,000 neurons that are alike neurons in the brain, meaning that the heart has its own nervous system. Feelings have so much to do with the heart, as they do with the brain. It's actually a two-way relationship. Our emotions change the signals the brain sends to the heart and the heart responds to the brain in complex ways. norwestchiro.co.nz/heart-and-brain-connection#:~:text=Feelings%20have%20so%20much%20to,the%20brain%20in%20complex%20ways..

This is a very stupid way to critic the Quran and I will tell you why. Allah using the heart as the base reasoning is just a metaphor and nothing more. The idea that the Quran thinks that the heart is the base of all logical reasoning is not true because we find a verse that challenges that belief. "No! If he does not stop, We will take him by the naseyah (front of the head), a lying, sinful naseyah (front of the head)! "(Quran, 96:15-16) This verses shows us that God is describing the front part of the forehead was a laying forehead. Today, science tells us that the frontal lobe contributes to lying. If the Quran really subscribed to the cardiocentric hypothesis like you said, shouldn't we expect the verse above to say something like, "A laying sinful HEART?" The real meaning of the verse where Allah uses the heart as the base of reasoning in similar verses is a metaphorical way to say that their eyes and ears will see and hear the truth, their brain will realize the truth, but their hearts (desires of this worldly life) will reject the truth and refuse to reason. The proof of this in verse 41:53 to 41:54 - "We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things?" "They are truly in doubt of the meeting with their Lord! ˹But˺ He is indeed Fully Aware of everything." These verses shows us that god will show his signs to the people until it become CLEAR to them (in the brain) that it is the truth. HOWEVER, the disbeliever's heart or the desires of this worldly life will reject those signs. Also remember, the Quran is revealed to a people form the 7th century, so it is logical to use the pre-existing terminology to convey the MAIN message to the people, with creating discourse and confusion.

​@ryan10001 the word translated actually mean forelock nothing more. And for scientific miracles m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vyqaohY3gKY.html

That word is actually forelock and Regarding scientific miracles m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vyqaohY3gKY.html

The word is actually forelock but forehead. Next about scientific miracles in the quaran. m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vyqaohY3gKY.html

The heart is a blood pumping organ, not more not less. What you feel in your heart is brain generated emotion and signals of the vagus nerve. That is childish thinking to misappoint an organs function to another.

Your heart doesn't think

@@اسكندرفكار Dr. Armour called this small but complex nervous system, “the Little Brain in the Heart”. His discoveries reveal to us that heart’s nervous system contains about 40,000 neurons - called sensory neurites - which actually communicate with the brain. “The idea that we can think with our hearts is no longer just a metaphor, but is, in fact, a very real phenomenon. We now know this because the combined research of two or three fields is proving that the heart is the major center of intelligence in human beings.” Joseph Pearce

what? Heart doesn’t do any thinking whatsoever.

@@brazenbull36 The Thinking Human Heart Dr. Armour called this small but complex nervous system, “the Little Brain in the Heart”. His discoveries reveal to us that heart’s nervous system contains about 40,000 neurons - called sensory neurites - which actually communicate with the brain. “The idea that we can think with our hearts is no longer just a metaphor, but is, in fact, a very real phenomenon. We now know this because the combined research of two or three fields is proving that the heart is the major center of intelligence in human beings.” Joseph Pearce

Actually the opposite. What do u think ur purpose is in life

@a m exactly

@a m That's a wrong explanation You can go back to the first explaners.. and you will see that they absolutely disagree with your explanation anyway their explanation or your Explanation the two are full of sh!t

@a m The classic exposition of judgement at death comes in the Book of Coming Forth by Day, in chapter/spell 30 and in chapter/spell 125, and the so-called weighing of the heart. To the Egyptians, the heart, or ib, rather than the brain, was the source of human wisdom and the centre of emotions and memory. Because of its apparent links with intellect, personality and memory, it was considered the most important of the internal organs. It could reveal the person's true character, even after death, so the belief went, and therefore the heart was left in the deceased's body during mummification. In the weighing of the heart rite, the heart of the deceased is weighed in the scale against the feather of the goddess Maat, who personifies order, truth, and what is right. Spell 30 was often inscribed on heart scarabs that were placed with the deceased. The spell appeals to the heart not to weigh down the balance or testify against the deceased to the keeper of the balance. Part of the spell gives instructions for making the heart scarab: ‘Make a scarab of nephrite adorned with gold and put within a man's breast, and perform for him the ceremony of opening the mouth, the scarab being anointed with myrrh.’.1 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3960665/#:~:text=In%20Egyptian%20religion%2C%20the%20heart,weighing%20of%20the%20heart%20ceremony.%F0%9F%A4%A3%F0%9F%A4%A3%F0%9F%A4%A3

@a m "so their hearts may reason" = metaphorical "ears may listen" = literal how funny you guys need to twist and smash up your koran by pointing out it lacks continuity As someone else already said it: *_Cardiocentric hypothesis is where the idea came from,7th century myths ,, accept it and move on...your book is manmade full of errors of that time_*

Sir why he doesn't want quote the context , this people are playing with the of some people , in West Africa we know there is one God before the europeans came , our forethers never heard the name Jesus till the europeans came , moreover the letter ( J ) is not Jewish alphabet or Arabic, there are tribes in West Africa without the letter( J )

This is a very stupid way to critic the Quran and I will tell you why. Allah using the heart as the base reasoning is just a metaphor and nothing more. The idea that the Quran thinks that the heart is the base of all logical reasoning is not true because we find a verse that challenges that belief. "No! If he does not stop, We will take him by the naseyah (front of the head), a lying, sinful naseyah (front of the head)! "(Quran, 96:15-16) This verses shows us that God is describing the front part of the forehead was a laying forehead. Today, science tells us that the frontal lobe contributes to lying. If the Quran really subscribed to the cardiocentric hypothesis like you said, shouldn't we expect the verse above to say something like, "A laying sinful HEART?" The real meaning of the verse where Allah uses the heart as the base of reasoning in similar verses is a metaphorical way to say that their eyes and ears will see and hear the truth, their brain will realize the truth, but their hearts (desires of this worldly life) will reject the truth and refuse to reason. The proof of this in verse 41:53 to 41:54 - "We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things?" "They are truly in doubt of the meeting with their Lord! ˹But˺ He is indeed Fully Aware of everything." These verses shows us that god will show his signs to the people until it become CLEAR to them (in the brain) that it is the truth. HOWEVER, the disbeliever's heart or the desires of this worldly life will reject those signs. Also remember, the Quran is revealed to a people form the 7th century, so it is logical to use the pre-existing terminology to convey the MAIN message to the people, with creating discourse and confusion.

@@ryan10001 their is no confusion in my mind about that ideology from the 7th century i.s.i.s. open my eyes on how evil islam is actually ,they follow your ''prophet'' to the letter i read their ''dabiq'' publications that explain the why they do what they do taking slaves cutting christians head ect... to the glory of that god from hell killing,killing it is a death cult the trees and the rocks will tell you to kill jews it is so absurd everywhere where there are islamists hell follows

Much appreciated!

@@AdamElmasriEnglish Please read about the "Nous" and "Heart" in the Old Testament. Evidently, the people who wrote the quran incorporated the concept of Nous without being able to understand or explain it.

This is a very stupid way to critic the Quran and I will tell you why. Allah using the heart as the base reasoning is just a metaphor and nothing more. The idea that the Quran thinks that the heart is the base of all logical reasoning is not true because we find a verse that challenges that belief. "No! If he does not stop, We will take him by the naseyah (front of the head), a lying, sinful naseyah (front of the head)! "(Quran, 96:15-16) This verses shows us that God is describing the front part of the forehead was a laying forehead. Today, science tells us that the frontal lobe contributes to lying. If the Quran really subscribed to the cardiocentric hypothesis like you said, shouldn't we expect the verse above to say something like, "A laying sinful HEART?" The real meaning of the verse where Allah uses the heart as the base of reasoning in similar verses is a metaphorical way to say that their eyes and ears will see and hear the truth, their brain will realize the truth, but their hearts (desires of this worldly life) will reject the truth and refuse to reason. The proof of this in verse 41:53 to 41:54 - "We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things?" "They are truly in doubt of the meeting with their Lord! ˹But˺ He is indeed Fully Aware of everything." These verses shows us that god will show his signs to the people until it become CLEAR to them (in the brain) that it is the truth. HOWEVER, the disbeliever's heart or the desires of this worldly life will reject those signs. Also remember, the Quran is revealed to a people form the 7th century, so it is logical to use the pre-existing terminology to convey the MAIN message to the people, with creating discourse and confusion.

@@ryan10001 I half agree with you. I think it's the authors of the Quran that are stupid. When they invented the Quran, they made such a disjointed mess that people have to keep interpreting it. It's almost like Muslims are admitting Allah is autistic and isn't able to communicate properly, so he needs his own creations to explain and interpret this mess. You are right about one thing though, the authors of the Quran certainly used metaphors and examples that are very locally specific.... which goes to show that this was the works of men, not god. Good effort on trying though dude, but it's impossible to put lipstick on a pig and call it beautiful

You are so welcome. Thank you for your comment!

Only muslims, because they must.

Hahahaa...no wonder islamic country doomed to fail

Bro went from an illiterate, married a rich lady, became war general from nothing and owned hundreds of slaves. Bro is a scammer 💀

Have they not traveled in the earth so that they have hearts to think with or ears to hear with? Surely then it is not the beholdings (i.e. the eyes) that (grow) blind, but (it is) the hearts within the breasts that (grow) blind. Q22:46

Until recently, modern science perceived the heart as merely a pump to regulate the flow of blood throughout our bodies. But across numerous cultures, the heart has historically been thought to have a much greater function that corresponds with our thoughts, emotions, and spirit. When we speak or share feelings from a place of deep meaning or passion, we say we’re speaking from the heart or we’re trying to convey something that is heartfelt. This is no longer just an archaic maxim, but instead, one with factual backing. And science is now realizing that the heart and brain have more of a corollary, interactive relationship than previously thought … a relationship that has residual consequences on our bodies, and possibly even humanity as a whole.

Islam goal is not to make man pursue happiness unlike the Capitalist system. Man's goal is to strive to achieve God's validation, not to be validated by His creations. If one strive to develop a submissive mindset, he will eventually reach the level as God state in the Quran: "(O Man) Say : Indeed my worship, my striving, my life and my death all are for God the Lord of creations." When your goal is solely to serve God, as His Vicegerent on earth, then your legacy to humanity will be eternal like late boxer Muhammad Ali's statement engraved on his grave stone: "Service to others is the rent you pay for your room in Heaven." Islam aim is to make Man highly valuable and live a truly meaningful life as following: "If you could envisioned the the type of person God intended you to be, you would rise up and never be the same again." Unlike other creations, Man has a malleable mindset and he can transform himself to a better human version. The Quran motivates him thus: "Indeed, God will not change the condition of a people until they change what is within themselves" Capitalism has created a void within humans which can only be solved by a paradigm shift. These Quranic verses pinpoint the Western disease: "For indeed, "rivalry for worldly gain distracts you until you visit your graves". With a deep and grave rhythm the Qur'an then strikes their hearts with the terror awaiting them after coming to the graves: "Indeed, you shall know".

Understanding by haert means using intuition، it has nothing to do with organs and biology. I am a Bahai، I don't believe Islam is last religion، but happy to debate about Islam.

Obviously yes. Islam is all utter stupidity beyond imagination.

​@@Toppgg-ci9erIslam commands sexual slavery, pedophilia and wife beating.. no thanks 👍 And makes scientific errors beyond question such as the 7 earths and skies/heavens, the sun setting in a muddy pool, and the shooting stars are actual stars thrown at the jinn to stop them from reaching heaven.. A man made religion, with more than 100 grammatical errors in the holy book.

@a m The heart in the quran is not used as idiom ,its used as an organ which is responsible for comprehension, thinking ,rationalizing thats is easily seen in the verse Al Ahraf 79 as the verse clearly explains the function of multiple organs ie ears for hearing ,eyes for seing and heart for thinking and raationalizing,quran just plagiarizes Aristotle just like it plagiarizes Galen and many other ancient greek believes ....

You are very welcome Paul. I’m the message resonates with you! 🙏

And thank you for your continuous support as a paid member! Much appreciated my friend.

It is amazing how some Muslims come here to comment (in three easy steps). 1. They don't address anything in the presented argument (because they have nothing logical to say against it) 2. They resolve into attaching the person and insulting him instead of responding with respect to "a bad argument" 3. They claim their victory, pat themselves on the back and assure themselves that their faith is much stronger I see this over and over, hundreds of times, in the comments...

@@AdamElmasriEnglish Sorry bro. To be honest I don't mean to 'attaching' and insulting you. I was just trying to showcase your ignorance and arrogance in not wanting to submit yourself to the 'truth' from Allah, just like the Egyptian 'Pharaoh', if not mistaken Ramses II who ended up drowning in the Red Sea due to his 'arrogance', but trying to claim victory and pat yourself on your back, as though you are too smart, while that's not the case . Anyway, coming to the point: Any grown ups would know/understand that the word derived from 'qalb' Allah mentions does not literally refer to the biological 'heart' we have, neither the brain, but in terms of human understanding/ day to day use of the word in common conversation to denote the 'deep feelings', one has about a subject matter . Because only Allah knows and we know not or grasp certain 'phenomena' for example the 'soul' which is beyond human definition or understanding that Allah says, of its 'knowledge' only a little that had been given to us. Btw, I do not claim to be too smart either, but surely better than you in understanding certain such 'phenomena' like the 'qalb' or the 'ruh' (soul) from the little knowledge that I have been given by Allah, to grasp its closest meaning or how it works in relation to human anatomy/organs, which I believe is beyond definition. But I made a search in Google on 'qalb' and the closest definition I could come up with that resonates with my kind is this Sufi view/terminology/definition that says: "The qalb is a bright essence separate from matter, between the human soul and the human self." So my request is, 'Stop spreading non sense abt things that you have no sure knowledge about and stop imposing your beliefs on others, thus 'contradicting yourself telling others not to impose their belief on others. Let the people choose themselves what is right and what is wrong. (Note: I am not native English. Pls bear with it) TQ

​@@Toppgg-ci9er So people with artificial hearts are basically lobotomized and completely catatonic? Check yourself before you wreck yourself.

​@@observerzzi didnt see him imposing any belief? in fact he argued with respect and intellect..with backed up references for people to think and searching for the truth and not blindly follow any religion .those resorted to killing the apostate is in fact the one who imposing and forcing a belief. how come a religion need to survives by threats and punishment? waging war? why such feeling of insecurity if the the message brought is the truth?

​@@iliyasrazali83So true

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Verily, the truth has come to you from your Lord. So be not of those who doubt (it)[].95. And be not one of those who believe the Ayât (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.) of Allâh, for then you shall be one of the losers.96. Truly! Those, against whom the Word (Wrath) of your Lord has been justified, will not believe.97. Even if every sign should come to them, - until they see the painful torment.

​@Toxic Tricks Completely wrong. The heart neither thinks nor learns. These neurons exist for muscular coordination and blood pressure regulation and the stress axis.

@@haiderabbas8486 Aha. If nothing works anymore, you will conjure up eternal torment in hell. Great! If there is a God, he gave us the ability to think and reflect so that we could use it. But Islam has the same weakness as all religions: a maxim common to all - "Thou shalt not ask questions!"

you dont have any knowledge regarding Islam lol

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@@AdamElmasriEnglishhi I’m not sure if you’ll ever see this but I hope one day you can do a response to Mohammed hijabs video refuting the videos that say there are scientific errors in the Quran, he made an argument against people saying that actually there is something in science that proves “gushing water “ actually does come from the back bone & the rib. If what I have wrote is unorganised it is because of my autism I have recently left Islam & am looking for the truth as I don’t speak Arabic.

@@rb757 my dear friend, thank you for reaching out to me, your lovely comment and request. Please connect with me on Instagram freethinker_adamelmasri and send me Mohamed Hijab’s video in question. I look forward to connecting with you.

@@AdamElmasriEnglish thank you for your kind response I will reach out to you on Instagram with the video thank you very much.

@@AdamElmasriEnglish I hope you receive my message on Instagram I am probably in your Instagram message requests

And your comment made me smile :) Thank you so much

you actually learnt that some videos are nothing and you are to take the consequences.

The Arabic word 'Qalb' has two meanings: 1 intelligence and 2 heart as in English there are words with two or more meanings e.g. Fair If the Quran is not from God, how could the description of human embryo be mentioned in 7th century ??? Furthermore, mention of two seas that do not meet and mention of lowest point on Earth??? And remember Prophet Muhammad was illiterate; couldn't read and write

@@Toppgg-ci9er you are a 🤡.

Those hearts did not "grow" blind, but usually it's Allah, who leads them astray. And astray usually means: they believe in another God, who is not that blood-thirsty.

@@OrpheusXL @OrpheusXL Say, ‘People of the Book, let us arrive at a statement that is common to us all: we worship God alone, we ascribe no partner to Him, and none of us takes others beside God as lords.’ If they turn away, say, ‘Witness our devotion to Him.’ (Quran 3:64) I encourage you to read the Quran through the lens of Al-Fatihah, not the lens of another human being. May God bless you.

@@nadhirahafizha9611 Well, it's the Quran which says, that Christians worship 3 gods. Why? Because Mohammed did not understand the trinity. He did not even understand anything spiritual. Even the islamic paradise is material and more like a sex club than anything else. Christians have three names for the main attributes of Jesus/Jehova. Muslims have 99 names for Allah. Are there 99 gods? And through then "lens" of Al-Fatiha it looks like cursing all people who are not Muslims. ---> Let us not be that bad and evil like those! And you curse us ever day like this. How can we come together? Jesus said: Who denies the Father, also denies the Son, that is the Antichrist.

@@OrpheusXL "People of the Book, do not go to excess in your religion, and do not say anything about God except the truth: the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, was nothing more than a messenger of God, His word, directed to Mary, a spirit from Him. So believe in God and His messengers and do not speak of a ‘Trinity’- stop [this], that is better for you- God is only one God, He is far above having a son, everything in the heavens and earth belongs to Him and He is the best one to trust." (Quran 4:171) That verse says, 'Do not go to excess' (تَغۡلُواْ فِى دِينِكُمۡ). So the verse doesn't say Christians had the intention to worship more than One God. By using that phrase, it acknowledges the sincere intention to worship One God. "The Most Excellent Names (ٱلۡأَسۡمَآءُ ٱلۡحُسۡنَىٰ) belong to God: use them to call on Him, and keep away from those who abuse them- they will be requited for what they do." (Quran 7:180) They are the names of God. It helps people to call and understand Him. Had God not facilitated it to be known on the tongues of the children of Adam, none from the creation would have been able to call His names. Muslim scholars viewed these names as aligned to human beings' language and comprehension, but it doesn't mean God has names limited only to ninety nine. Suppose I say that you are *sincere and kind.* *Sincere and kind* are your attributes. I did not refer to other entities. "Guide us to the straight path: the path of those You have blessed, those who incur no anger and who have not gone astray." (Quran 1 [Al-Fatihah]: 6-7) The verse talks about the path (ٱلصِّرَٰطَ). When it talks about the path, it is about beliefs, actions, behaviors. The Quran should be firm with its position regarding this path (ٱلصِّرَٰطَ), but never the verse says to curse people who hold other beliefs. My friend, I am a Muslim, and I want to devote myself to God. I genuinely trust that you want to devote yourself to God as well. But media has portrayed me as someone hateful and ready to curse anyone who doesn't have the same beliefs as me. I hope you don't fall into that trap. If you find some Muslims who did that, remember that what some Muslims do, doesn't always represent what Islam says in the Quran; then you may forgive them. As always, may God bless you.

@@nadhirahafizha9611 Is Mary the part of Trinity?

Cepruttt

Nope, you're trying to hold on to your religion by lying to yourself ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KhzEMJHQt2I.html

There's nothing like soul. Consciousness comes from the brain.

Science still hasn't proven where conciousness comes from. Conciousness is indeed one of the biggest mysteries in Neuroscience. What do you say to that?

@@JosephKing001 Never from the brain! YOU can observe your thoughts. You are aware of it (when your attention goes into the observation. But usually we are asleep) Question: WHO is the observer? This makes it very clear, that consciousness is NOT in/from the brain.

There is word for Soul. It called Rouh (روح) in arabic. Heart and Soul different words. Heart does not mean soul

This is a very stupid way to critic the Quran and I will tell you why. Allah using the heart as the base reasoning is just a metaphor and nothing more. The idea that the Quran thinks that the heart is the base of all logical reasoning is not true because we find a verse that challenges that belief. "No! If he does not stop, We will take him by the naseyah (front of the head), a lying, sinful naseyah (front of the head)! "(Quran, 96:15-16) This verses shows us that God is describing the front part of the forehead was a laying forehead. Today, science tells us that the frontal lobe contributes to lying. If the Quran really subscribed to the cardiocentric hypothesis like you said, shouldn't we expect the verse above to say something like, "A laying sinful HEART?" The real meaning of the verse where Allah uses the heart as the base of reasoning in similar verses is a metaphorical way to say that their eyes and ears will see and hear the truth, their brain will realize the truth, but their hearts (desires of this worldly life) will reject the truth and refuse to reason. The proof of this in verse 41:53 to 41:54 - "We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things?" "They are truly in doubt of the meeting with their Lord! ˹But˺ He is indeed Fully Aware of everything." These verses shows us that god will show his signs to the people until it become CLEAR to them (in the brain) that it is the truth. HOWEVER, the disbeliever's heart or the desires of this worldly life will reject those signs. Also remember, the Quran is revealed to a people form the 7th century, so it is logical to use the pre-existing terminology to convey the MAIN message to the people, with creating discourse and confusion.

Good!

Do not we say " youre breaking my heart " " i love you with all my heart " and you have got a good heart etc this guy is just looking for a quick buck

جزاك الله خيرا.

Now, use it in the context of the verse. You're crazy.

What r u spreading? Ur legs..?

you're on illusion

@@wadibenabdallah2822stupid religion is an illusion

Agreed. The verses are not precise however so Muslims re-interpret them and say that the orbits talked about are different, they say that the orbit of the Sun is with respect to the center of our galaxy (even though the Quran mentions day and night in the same verse!).

Also I must add a leading cleric the director of madina University ibn baz felt so strongly on this issue that he issued a fatwa calling those who didn't accept pre copernican understanding as kafirs

So instead of admitting that the quran is blatantly false, you will go to such lenghts to humiliate yourself in order to defend it? It is easier for people to be fooled than for them to admit they have been fooled.

@@Akillesursinne Hair splitting is right as long as atheists do it.

@@muhammadumernaseervisiting964 Mhm. Instead, just prove that god exists and you'll have turned the entire world to your cause. You have the burden of proof, after all.

Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, he says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

​@@muhammadumernaseervisiting964 Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, another pseudoscience buzz word is 'quantum'. They just throw in the word 'quantum' with nonsensical ideas thinking it will add credibility. Neither the proponents of such ideas nor the people who cite such ideas as evidence for their pre-scientific religious or political agendas know what is meant by pseudoscience buzz words like 'quantum' or 'holistic'. Treatment should be target specific and that's what evidence based medicine is aiming for by introducing 'target specific immunotherapy' for cancers and many rheumatological diseases. There is no need to treat healthy organs or the whole body for a disease of a specific pathophysiology unless it affects or spreads to other areas of the body. 'Holistic' treatment only harms the person. Even when evidences show the harmful effects or the inefficacy of these so called 'holistic' treatments, quacks and people alike ignore it. Similarly, Heartmath institute says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

Justify and celebrate your stupidity by all means

You just copied the BS from zakir nayek which I presented in the video.. clearly you haven’t watched the full video if you’re just repeating the utter nonsense. I bet you are not a native Arabic speaker!! Please provide me with one example that the word Kalb means intelligence and not heart!

to whom you are wasting your time he is blind with his heart as ALLAH SWT explain Now he will make another Video see Quran say heart has eyes which blind their eyes are not blind but hearts are

​​​​@Toxic Tricks All cognitive functions including processing thoughts and emotions happen only in the brain. It's true that there are a few nerons in the heart but they are incapable of processing thoughts and emotions like the brain does. The neurons communicate with the brain and vice-versa but it's all about regulating the electrical and mechanical activities of the heart such as the rate and rhythm of heart beat as well as the contractility of the heart muscles. Now if the Qura'an was speaking about this set of nerons in the heart popularly dubbed as "heart-brain" as many muslim apologists claim, then the god must have been very specific. The god should have specifically mentioned what this "heart-brain" does and how it takes precedence over the brain in cognitive function(the "heart-brain" has absolutely NOTHING to do with the cognitive functions of the brain). Instead the quran clearly follows the cardiocentric hypothesis as it claims that humans 'reason with heart'. All cognitive, behavioural and emotional functions take place only in the brain. Unfortunately, the popular media as well as the muslim apologists have been very successful in convincing the poor deluded believers that the so called "heart brain" is the organ of cognition and not the brain. If heart had anything to do with cognition then a person undergoing a heart transplant should develop a whole new personality post-operation. Also there are people with an artificial heart which doesn't have this intrinsic cardiac neurons, yet they don't have any problem with cognition, emotion, sensory function, motor function etc.

Heart only pumps blood. L.

​@toxictricks1666 Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, another pseudoscience buzz word is 'quantum'. They just throw in the word 'quantum' with nonsensical ideas thinking it will add credibility. Neither the proponents of such ideas nor the people who cite such ideas as evidence for their pre-scientific religious or political agendas know what is meant by pseudoscience buzz words like 'quantum' or 'holistic'. Treatment should be target specific and that's what evidence based medicine is aiming for by introducing 'target specific immunotherapy' for cancers and many rheumatological diseases. There is no need to treat healthy organs or the whole body for a disease of a specific pathophysiology unless it affects or spreads to other areas of the body. 'Holistic' treatment only harms the person. Even when evidences show the harmful effects or the inefficacy of these so called 'holistic' treatments, quacks and people alike ignore it. Similarly, Heartmath institute says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

😂 ok, then what is the knowledge that helps accept scientific errors? God does not make errors. The quran contains errors. Find the bug.

Scientifically WRONG! This alone will shut everything down : allah’s scientific miracle MISTAKE : allah thinks milk is made in a cow's Belly (stomach) Q16:66 - And there is certainly a lesson for you in cattle: We give you to drink of what is in their bellies, from between digested food and blood: pure milk, pleasant to drink. jMILK IS 100% NOT MADE IN THE BELLY/STOMACH OF THE COW, NOR IS MILK IN THE BELLY/STOMACH OF A COW.. allah is 100% FALSE, quran is 100% FALSE, mahamed is 100% FALSE

The joke of the day. 😂😂😂😂

yeah and islamophobia makes alot of money too 😂

@@rabielazazi787 wdym?

Thank you!

Good question! The Quran didn't know about heart transplants back then ;)

Prof. Dr. Ibrahim B Syed Scientists have discovered that the heart thinks, learns wisdom, and contains neurological canters that save data. The heart contains 40,000 nerve cells that form a “real brain”!! Qur’an revealed this fact more than 1400 ‎years ago. In Surah Hajj (Pilgrimage) 22: 46, Allah says: The English translation is: Do they not travel through the land, so that their hearts (can think/can reason/can learn wisdom/can understand or comprehend) and their ears may thus learn to hear? Truly it is not their eyes that are blind, but their Hearts which are in their breasts. In many places in the Quran, one comes across “A-Falaa T’a’aqiloon”. or “Don’t you understand?” In this Ayah we need to focus on the words “Qulbun Ya’aqiloon”. The vast majority of the Muslim scholars have translated it as “Hearts understand”. Although Ya’aqiloon has several meanings: that is the Heart can Think, Heart can Reason, Heart can learn wisdom, Heart can understand or comprehend, the Muslims scholars until today translated it as Hearts understand. The Heart: Not Just Brawn but Brains, Too About 100,000 times a day the heart repeats this monotonous task of survival. But what many think is a mindless pump turns out to have a mind of its own. According to the Institute of HeartMath-a nonprofit research and education organization dedicated to helping people live healthier, happier lives-there are networks of nerve cells (neurons) around the heart that function in much the same way as parts of the brain. Back in the 1960s, research conducted by John and Beatrice Lacey-pioneers in the field of psychophysiology-showed that the heart has its own reasoning that is not determined by directives from the brain. Subsequent investigations revealed an actual pathway and mechanism allowing the heart to send messages that inhibit or facilitate electrical activity in the brain. The new field of neurocardiology evolving from this research led to the development of the concept of the “heart brain” in 1991. The “heart brain” is equipped with some 40,000 neurons(Brain Cells). These neurons can deliver pain signals and other sensations to the autonomic parts of the brain (which are largely unconscious), as well as messages to brain centers involved in conscious thought and emotion. Contact with the “executive” part of the brain can influence perception, decision making, and emotional responses. (www.rewireme.com/explorations/your-heart-and-stomach-may-be-smarter-than-you-think/)

​@toxictricks1666 the quran will never be wrong.... All the accuracies mean if science has not agreed with one particular thing, then that is the limitations of science and not the word of God......there are so many scientific verses which would not have been understood back then and now are understood with technology..... Just like this heart verse, it will be understood clearly soon. I posted a short finding. Prof. Dr. Ibrahim B Syed Scientists have discovered that the heart thinks, learns wisdom, and contains neurological canters that save data. The heart contains 40,000 nerve cells that form a “real brain”!! Qur’an revealed this fact more than 1400 ‎years ago. In Surah Hajj (Pilgrimage) 22: 46, Allah says: The English translation is: Do they not travel through the land, so that their hearts (can think/can reason/can learn wisdom/can understand or comprehend) and their ears may thus learn to hear? Truly it is not their eyes that are blind, but their Hearts which are in their breasts. In many places in the Quran, one comes across “A-Falaa T’a’aqiloon”. or “Don’t you understand?” In this Ayah we need to focus on the words “Qulbun Ya’aqiloon”. The vast majority of the Muslim scholars have translated it as “Hearts understand”. Although Ya’aqiloon has several meanings: that is the Heart can Think, Heart can Reason, Heart can learn wisdom, Heart can understand or comprehend, the Muslims scholars until today translated it as Hearts understand. The Heart: Not Just Brawn but Brains, Too About 100,000 times a day the heart repeats this monotonous task of survival. But what many think is a mindless pump turns out to have a mind of its own. According to the Institute of HeartMath-a nonprofit research and education organization dedicated to helping people live healthier, happier lives-there are networks of nerve cells (neurons) around the heart that function in much the same way as parts of the brain. Back in the 1960s, research conducted by John and Beatrice Lacey-pioneers in the field of psychophysiology-showed that the heart has its own reasoning that is not determined by directives from the brain. Subsequent investigations revealed an actual pathway and mechanism allowing the heart to send messages that inhibit or facilitate electrical activity in the brain. The new field of neurocardiology evolving from this research led to the development of the concept of the “heart brain” in 1991. The “heart brain” is equipped with some 40,000 neurons(Brain Cells). These neurons can deliver pain signals and other sensations to the autonomic parts of the brain (which are largely unconscious), as well as messages to brain centers involved in conscious thought and emotion. Contact with the “executive” part of the brain can influence perception, decision making, and emotional responses. (www.rewireme.com/explorations/your-heart-and-stomach-may-be-smarter-than-you-think/)

​@@nurulislam1284 neurones exist in all across the body.

Not only that, a perfect book, dictated by God, shouldn't use a figure of speech as to confuse believers, isn't that the reason why the quran was sent , to be superior to the Bible which does need exegesis. If the quran needs explanations too, what makes it different from the Christian and Jews scriptures.

see with the eyes , hear with the ears, ... understand with the heart ?? Really ?

It is a demonstration of the art of Taquiya promoted by Allah in the Quraan. Taquiya means to tell.ies to save your face or promote the interests of jihaad (Isma's claims) .

Please google Little Brain in the Heart. There is a group of neuron cells in the heart that is independent from our brain. I hope this will open up your heart to the truth.

these islamophobia know it was figure of speech but making an issue because they have nothing against islam , in every language people said listen to your heart and not mind why ?

@aminafarah9933 The crazy thing is that Muslims keep saying end of argument as if they are scared if a response. If it were the heart playing the part of the brain, I would also say it's a figure if speech buuuuuuttttt😂😂😂 Semen comes between the rib and the backbone- is that a figure of speech? The sun sets in a swamp - is that a figure if speech? A string ties up the anus - is that a figure of speech? Whoever orgasms first is who the child will look like - is that a figure of speech? Is having 4 wives also a figure of speech? - Muhammad had 11! Is there only being one Quran also a figure if speech? Because there are 31 variations 😮 Is Allah's words being unchangeable also a figure of speech because sheep ate, uthman burned😮 Were the debunked miracles also a figure if speech. Ooooh looks like the conversation has not yet ended😂😂😂😂 Look forward to your reply

Alas, The speaker had gone out of mind. God never make a mistake. God uses the language of arabs to communicate to them and those arabs used/believe heart(qalb) to be a place of consciousness, thinking, wisdom. God figuratively using the word heart to mean mind as they arabs mean it. moreover in arabic lang, qalb is also used to be the center of consciousness. Divinity never makes misakes or invents words Himself but rather uses the existing language of people to talk to them including the figurative speech. God's intent is to put the message across to the people of that language using their own figurative speech effectively so that they can understand in the best way possible and that is how effective communication happens. God show you the path to light, dear bro. Fear your God as you are blaming Him for his mistake which actually is not a mistake but intentionally used figurative speech.

@@shaun.august there you go blablabla... If i read that blue is blue why are you defending its not.

@Toxic Tricks and semen comes from the rib😂 now a fake scientist will back allahs claim write his name

​@@shaun.august Still wrong.

well bible say it 1+1+1=1

I appreciate the comment. Thanks

​@@AdamElmasriEnglish What about the comments you delete?

If you watched the video to the end, you’d know where that metaphor comes from.. and why it is not accepted as a metaphor from the Quran! But you probably didn’t watch the full video!

@@AdamElmasriEnglish i watched the whole video, and i m telling you that quran talks to people according to what they used to in their place / time , they used the heart as a metaphor for sense , feelings , you need some non materialistic thinking sometimes 🌹

So why no metaphor was used with eyes to see and ears to hear ??? And why no mentioning of brain anywhere in quran??? Just because you have no excuse to defend , you use "METAPHOR" ...it ain't gonna work now...

@@thisisron7994 the context , reason , history, reality determines

@@hareth3911 reality is what that is written,, imagination is what you are trying to do by saying it to be metaphor... Egyptians used to beleive that heart is the organ that controls human body... So it was copied like that... Simple and easy

Recent findings: Dr. Armour, in 1991, discovered that the heart has its "little brain" or "intrinsic cardiac nervous system." This "heart brain" is composed of approximately 40,000 neurons that are alike neurons in the brain, meaning that the heart has its own nervous system.14 Nov 2019

Until recently, modern science perceived the heart as merely a pump to regulate the flow of blood throughout our bodies. But across numerous cultures, the heart has historically been thought to have a much greater function that corresponds with our thoughts, emotions, and spirit. When we speak or share feelings from a place of deep meaning or passion, we say we’re speaking from the heart or we’re trying to convey something that is heartfelt. This is no longer just an archaic maxim, but instead, one with factual backing. And science is now realizing that the heart and brain have more of a corollary, interactive relationship than previously thought … a relationship that has residual consequences on our bodies, and possibly even humanity as a whole.

@@mosadeqmauthoor2587 Yeah but the brain is still the organ that does most mental work and the heart does way less. The heart is involved in psychology a bit because for example if you get into a really dangerous and scary situation, then your brain releases a lot of adrenaline and sends signals to your heart to make your heart beat faster so that blood flows faster, so the adrenaline gets sent around the body quicker in the blood, but the brain still does most of the mental work and the cardiocentric hypothesis is plain wrong. I would also argue that "souls" are a misunderstanding of what human consciousnesses are, because consciousnesses are in brains but back when books like the bible and quran were written the writers who believed the cardiocentric hypothesis misunderstanding wrote stuff like that souls are in the hearts of people, and souls are said to be strongly associated with emotions and thinking and so on, but there is no evidence of souls existing and instead consciousnesses really do exist in the brains of people and how they work through electricity and brain chemicals in the brain has been studied a lot even though its not entirely understood yet.

Allaahu was a Qureshi cult idol who had three daughters. He was grafted on to the Biblical tradition and claimed legitimacy through subterfuge, blatant lying and violence. .

Ever seen a braindead person have emotions through their heart? I rest my case.

If the heart had anything to do with cognition, memory, learned skills or knowledge then a person undergoing a heart transplant should develop a whole new personality post-operation. Also, post-operation the person wouldn't recognise his family or friends or anything that happened in his life because his memory would be lost. Also, he shouldn't have any problem recognising the donor's family. He would love the donor's wife and children as his own. Suppose a surgeon's heart was transplanted into a pilot then the pilot wouldn't be able to fly planes anymore but he could easily walk into an operation theatre and do the surgery because the medical knowledge and the surgical skills would all be in the heart the pilot received from the surgeon. Similarly, the person wouldn't be able to speak his mother tongue if the mother tongue of the donor was different. If the donor was a Christian and the recipient was a Muslim then post-transplant the recipient would become a Christian because faith, rituals and religious practices would all be in the heart. Now if you think all these sound like a funny story then tell this to those who think the heart is involved in cognition, emotion and learning. Also there are people living with artificial heart that lacks any intrinsic cardiac neurons and they don't have any change in their cognition, personality, emotions, memory, knowledge, beliefs etc. This is because ONLY the brain is the centre of these faculties.

From where blood go and supply Brain ??? Think .

@@Laura-y3d5e Thank you for agreeing with my point that the heart is just a pump.....✌🏼

​@@AyeshaKhan-0-. The heart is not just a pump. It has its neural network or "little brain." The methods targeting the heart modulate pain regions in the brain. These methods seem to modulate the key changes that occur in the brain regions and are involved in the cognitive and emotional factors of pain. Thus, the heart is probably a key moderator of the brain

Egyptians also believed the sun travelled across the sky every day and then sank into a dark abyss where it battled the monsters of darkness to re emerge again in the east to then repeat the journey - this idea is reproduced in the Koran and hadiths where it says "When he reached the setting place of the sun he FOUND it set in a muddy spring."

That was stolen from a story about Zoroaster.

Indeed ... allah knows bestest 😂😂

Allah cannot be wrong so truth must be wrong

I suppose Christian God does not know much, and you like that, you would like to teach God somethings?

The problem with many people they don't understand the Arabic word "أرض" "Earth" in English and "Erde" in German, and also unfortunately many Muslims scholars thinks word "أرض" or earth means the planet earth but it literally means the matter from which planets are made so in short I would say its not easy to understand this book if you are trying to translate using translator. Be patient do your research and you will find mind blowing things, so please dont fall into the trap of the so called religious scholars and youtubers always do your own research. All these books like Bibel, Torah and Quran etc are not easy to understand. good luck.

Nah your Allah just can't write clearly, just like his math ain't mathing. Anyway, the Quran is not Arabic. It's Aramaic written in Arabic letters. What an embarrassment.@@haroonafridi1802

Use your intuition rather than you actual vision… but again, we mistakenly use the heart because of our history.. we know today that intuition is also an act of the brain!

​@@AdamElmasriEnglish What does intuition mean?

​@@qwerty-qi6bc Intuition refers to the process of making judgements without much conscious analytical thinking. Again it is a product of the brain. Doctor Keiji Tanaka from the RIKEN Brain Institute has found that a region of brain called PRECUNEUS is involved in the process of intuition. The precuneus plays a role in episodic memory and visual-spatial processing. But most interesting of all, it plays a role in 'consciousness'. A study by Dr Antonio Damasio showed the 'VENTROMEDIAL PRE-FRONTAL CORTEX' too is involved. This region is responsible for decision making and also responds to emotions from the 'limbic system'. Here’s an example. Imagine you meet someone at a party, who then invites you to go back to their place. The ventromedial prefrontal cortex will do a fast analysis based on your past experiences. There could be something about their personality, appearance, or speech that makes you skeptical of them. "This is because they remind you of someone you had a negative experience with". It is the ventromedial prefrontal cortex that did the scan and told you this information. From there, it will send out an alarm to get your attention. That’s your intuition trying to make its way into your conscious mind. Dr Tanaka's study also showed that the Caudate nucleus is another region involved. It’s a structure that’s part of the basal ganglia, which plays a role in learning, habits, and automatic behaviors. Basically, the caudate nucleus speeds up the process of intuition to help you make quicker, almost automatic decisions based on your previous experiences or learning. So, if anything the heart is NOT responsible for intuition. It is the brain.

​@@qwerty-qi6bcthere are levels of human knowledge and experience that we cannot understand entirely by applying known functions of the human brain.

Thanks

They communicate via the HPA axis as blood pressure and stress and pulse increase. That is all what the crosstalk is about. Nothing else. Think better about your sources next time.

The brain has over 80 billion neurons and Allah failed to give us the organ that control everything.

Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, he says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, he says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

Mohammad thought more with his balls

So you admit that you muslims got a lots of points to tackle them. But you already stated that your scholars will counter this mans massage from your own sources. Good sign you are on this channel ,it means you are not really satisfy with your scholars,you searching for the Truth.May God open your eyes and your mind to this Truth

لا تحاولون ترقعون ايات الخريان الخسيس ، الاية سخيفة ولا يوجد فيها اي اعجاز ، هذا فقط في عقلك الجاف

تريد ان تقنعنا ان ألقرآن بكل اخطاءه وسخافته هو من خالق هذا الكون؟ 😂

Haven't ever read a hadith that says allah cleansed (physically) heart of prophet?

i was coming to say this.the science is not at what quran claims.they have to grow more.even they will reject what they call now fact after a new research like the 6th weak of baby in womb

Not as many as our digestive system.

Be sure to share!

It’s not my own Tafsir… it is 5000 years of human history that you’re ignoring so you can save the Quran from a fatal error! And error that we believed in for 5000 years and the Quran simply repeated it! Now you’re trying to claim that the Quran has a different Tafsir 😉😅

@@AdamElmasriEnglish 30 Days Ramadan Dry Fasting: Indeed persistent and consistent good habits help us achieve a positive Muslim mindset. Most importantly, on waking up, don't develop the bad habit of picking up your mobile. Connect and praise your Creator as Muhammad p.b.u.hù. taught us: Alhamdulillah illazi ahyaana barda ma amaatana wa ilaihin nushuur/ The praise belongs to Allah who restored our lives after our death (sleep) and to Him we'll be gathered (for accountability). Habits build you or destroy you. So start inculcate good habits gradually which will make you eventually replace the bad habits with good enhancing habits. Developing good healthy habits and moral habits make you a more productive, positive and confident human being. We have a tremendous advantage over the non-Muslims in that we know the answers for these 3 recurring questions within our souls: * Where we come from? * What is the purpose of our existence here on earth? * Where are we going after We die? The Merciful has given us, Muslims, the month of Ramadan which is great healing to us, both spiritually and physically. With the non-Muslims so amazed how we can abstain from food and drink for so long hours is truly a blessing to be thankful for. This is the Miracle of Ramadan to us Muslims. If the non-Muslims could see how Ramadan benefit us tremendously, they would sure attempt to deprive us of it by any means. Good habits are our building Blocks!

​@@mosadeqmauthoor2587 ​​Every religion practises fasting and only muslims practise dry fasting. Well dry fasting isn't that good for health. Funny part is that guillible abduls think only them fast. By any chance, meditation is a better practice than fasting and dry fasting is just wasting working hours

Why don't you look at your own books of Tafsir?

Then explain how humans can live with completely artificial hearts without having any consciousness problems

All organs communicate with the brain 😅

@nothing-we6bh When i meet one human with such an artificial heart and examine him , then i will give you the answer. If you find one, then we can prove or disprove the functions of the heart.

@@alqawiyu Just Google it brother I understand that it's so hard to accept the truth...

​@@nothing-we6bhartificial heart there is no such thing exists

I didn’t think this was real but the heart can actually feel , learn , remember and sense indépendantly from the brain . Wow

So have they not traveled through the earth and have hearts by which to reason and ears by which to hear? For indeed, it is not eyes that are blinded but blinded are the hearts which are within the breasts. [Quran, 22:46]

We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this ˹Quran˺ is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things? Q41:53

But what is the evidence that the intrinsic cardiac nervous system controls non-cardiac mental activity? Without such evidence, it cannot be said that the heart has a mind any more than other vital organs have a mind.

​@@mosadeqmauthoor2587 Well, Muslims are blindly copy-pasting write-ups about the "heart-brain" from websites, articles, quora or fb posts and citing Dr J Andrew Armour's 1991 study on intrinsic cardiac neurons. They are doing this either because they haven't read Dr Armour's paper or don't have the qualification to understand the paper. This study proposes that the intrinsic cardiac neurons, dubbed the "little brain of the heart" plays a role in coordinating the cardiac cycle by working with the extrinsic nervous system of the heart. He also wrote a review of this article in 2007 and also in 2016. In NONE of his studies did he ever say that the 'heart can think, feel, sense or produce emotions, learn, store memory or knowledge'. NEVER EVEN ONCE did he say that the 'heart controls or regulates the cognitive, emotional, motor or sensory functions of the brain'. He didn't even say there are '40,000 neurons in the heart'. The only thing he said was the intrinsic cardiac neurons regulate the cardiac cycle i.e. the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. This occurs through communication between intrinsic cardiac neurons and the CNS. In short Dr Armour DID NOT say any of the nonsense that people claim he said. So how did people come to believe in this heart-brain nonsense? Well, thanks to the charlatan 'new-age' writer Gregg Braden who misrepresented Dr Amour's legitimate work so that he could weave a 'loony tale' with his wild imagination. Braden unashamedly lied about Dr Amour's paper and profited from perpetuating his lie through his book. He is also the person who said there are 40,000 neurons in the heart. So where is the evidence for that? Well... Braden said so... There you go... New Age is used to describe spiritual or non-scientific activities such as meditation, astrology, and alternative medicine, or people who are connected with such activities. A new-age writer is the last person to learn science from. Similarly, we have Dr Rollin Mccraty, the director of Heart-Math Institute who is a proponent of the heart brain. He admits that the heart cannot think or store memory like the brain but he believes the heart knows information 'outside the realm of time and space'. What a load of bogus!!! This is nothing but 'PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC JARGON'. What does he mean by 'outside time and space'? How did he come to this conclusion? Can he demonstrate the existence of this realm? Exactly what information is in this realm? Well, everything sounds like a 'Marvel movie plot'. Similarly, he says the heart produces em waves. First of all, the heart is not the only organ that produces em waves. All muscles have electric potential and can produce em waves. During rest, the heart has the highest intensity of em waves but during exercise skeletal muscles can produce em waves of intensity as high as the heart at rest. Here the pseudoscience is the heart-math's claim that the heart controls the brain and other parts of the body through em waves. Again this is just another figment of imagination and there is no evidence for this claim. Now religions that oppose well-known facts like evolution are in dire need of scientific evidence to justify or cover up or even reinterpret the pre-scientific nonsense in their ancient texts. What an irony!!! This quest for scientific evidence is rampant among Muslims. Even Muslim doctors and Muslim researchers, especially from Islamic countries, are desperately trying to convince believers to believe in the pre-scientific notions of the Quran by publishing fabricated studies and poor-quality research. These studies are based on false premises, the study methodologies are problematic, the data is incoherent, data is wrongly interpreted leading to wrong conclusions. The same is true with the quacks trying to portray quackery( alternative systems) as scientific. Well, the enteric nervous system(ENS) which contains 200-600 billion neurons compared to the 86 billion neurons of the brain, can work independently of the CNS. We have clear evidence that shows the ENS can trigger mood changes through serotonin and other neuropeptides that act on the brain. This is one of the pathophysiologies of 'Irritable Bowel Syndrome'. The ENS is even called the "Second Brain" or the "Gut-brain" even though it's not capable of cognition. I wonder why muslims don't talk or care about the "gut-brain" which unlike the "heart-brain" is known to trigger mood changes and even cause IBS. Why don't they come up with claims that our gut can think, learn, feel, store memory etc like the brain? Oh, Wait!!! I got it... The Quran doesn't say we 'think with the gut'. It only says we 'think with the heart'. So one less problem for the Muslims.

Indeed!

you mean christianity?

That has nothing to do with the heart being responsible for cognitive functioning like the Quran falsely claims!

@@AdamElmasriEnglish oh are you a doctor too? Who would know better, you or the one who created the heart?

@@AdamElmasriEnglish bro having arabic name does not make you scholar in arabic stop being an idiot Arabic is the most eloquent language and you know in Quran word Fouwad is also used it ALLAH SWT was describing different feelings of Human in QUran , you are my friend a liar and insecure Christian who did not read Quran properly , every language used this term listen to your heart and not mind , if we use your logic then every language will be in a problem .. you need serious education dude

Thanks! 😃

They have a hadith that says 'allah cleansed heart of prophet'. He opened chest of popat, took out the heart, cleansed it with zamzam and put it back in the chest. Well quran writers (and also hadith writers) thought that heart could think and so that allah cleansed popat's heart to remove dirty opinions 😆

The heart has a 'little brain'. Google what that is.