The Koran is indeed the book of wisdom; The abundance of verses referring to cause and effect relationships is a proof of the place of rationality in the Holy Quran Hussein Simai, the Minister of Science, Research and Technology, at the closing ceremony of the Koran Festival and the Atret: Many books throughout history have changed the fate of humanity and sometimes influenced culture and society for decades, but Professor Horug Muthari has a very interesting interpretation and says that the Koran has been a book of destiny for humanity for hundreds of years. No matter how that influence was, the fact is that throughout human history, you cannot find a book that has been as influential as the Qur'an. The Koran is indeed a book of reason. It is enough to see how much we are invited to reflect, reflect and reason on the verses of the Qur'an. Harug Muthari considers one of the reasons for the rationality of the Qur'an to be the abundance of verses referring to cause and effect relationships. Because whenever we talk about an explanation and a cause-effect relationship, reason is present and it is logic that identifies such relationships. Read the full text in the government database.

The Koran is indeed the book of wisdom; The abundance of verses referring to cause and effect relationships is a proof of the place of rationality in the Holy Quran Hussein Simai, the Minister of Science, Research and Technology, at the closing ceremony of the Koran Festival and the Atret: Many books throughout history have changed the fate of humanity and sometimes influenced culture and society for decades, but Professor Horug Muthari has a very interesting interpretation and says that the Koran has been a book of destiny for humanity for hundreds of years. No matter how that influence was, the fact is that throughout human history, you cannot find a book that has been as influential as the Qur'an. The Koran is indeed a book of reason. It is enough to see how much we are invited to reflect, reflect and reason on the verses of the Qur'an. Harug Muthari considers one of the reasons for the rationality of the Qur'an to be the abundance of verses referring to cause and effect relationships. Because whenever we talk about an explanation and a cause-effect relationship, reason is present and it is logic that identifies such relationships. Read the full text in the government database.