The Quran is not a book of science but a book of sign,yet it contain some undeniablefacts related to science.There is an incidant described in the Quran over 1400 years about a man called Abu Jahl who was not only an enemy of the muslims during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) but also a well known pathological lair.
So Allah sent doen revelation describing the actions of the manv in the following verses.
"...Does he not Know that Allah sees?"
"No! if he does not desist, we will surely drag him by the forelock-"
"A lying, sinning forelock..."
Here in these few verses Allah specifically point out that the forelock the front area of the headis a lying and sinning region.
The human brain is not only one of the most important orgin in the human body; it is also the most complex.
Human brain is divided by 4 major lobes
Frontal Lobe,Temporal Lobe,Occipital Lobe,Parietal Lobe.
1.Frontal Lobe:
Motor strip location, impulsivity, short term memory, emotion, voluntary movement, social functioning, creativity, expressive language.
2.Temporal Lobe:
Hearing, long term memory, verbal and written recognition memory, receptive memory, music, initiation of verbal.
3.Occipital Lobe:
Perception, vision
4.Parietal Lobe:
sensory strip location, perception, touch(pain & temperature), ability to draw, reading and writing, calculations.
So Allah sent doen revelation describing the actions of the manv in the following verses.
"...Does he not Know that Allah sees?"
"No! if he does not desist, we will surely drag him by the forelock-"
"A lying, sinning forelock..."
Here in these few verses Allah specifically point out that the forelock the front area of the headis a lying and sinning region.
The human brain is not only one of the most important orgin in the human body; it is also the most complex.
Human brain is divided by 4 major lobes
Frontal Lobe,Temporal Lobe,Occipital Lobe,Parietal Lobe.
1.Frontal Lobe:
Motor strip location, impulsivity, short term memory, emotion, voluntary movement, social functioning, creativity, expressive language.
2.Temporal Lobe:
Hearing, long term memory, verbal and written recognition memory, receptive memory, music, initiation of verbal.
3.Occipital Lobe:
Perception, vision
4.Parietal Lobe:
sensory strip location, perception, touch(pain & temperature), ability to draw, reading and writing, calculations.
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