Zakir Naik – The Quran Mentions that the Light of the Moon is Reflected Light 1400 years ago

			Previously, the scientist, they thought that the light of the moon was its own light.
		

			But Quran says in Surah Furqan chapter number 25 was number 61.
		

			Bless the disease, that Allah subhanaw taala who has made the constellations in the sky, and placed
there in
		

			Sun, that is a lamp
		

			having its own light, and Moon, having borrowed light,
		

			the Arabic word used for the sun in the Quran, it is shams, and its light is always described as
Siraj Maharaja audia
		

			which means a torch having a light of its own, or a blazing lamp, or a shining glory. Always the
light of the sun is described as Mahajan. Suraj audia, meaning a light of its own.
		

			The Arabic word for Moon is calmer,
		

			and its light is described as Munir or newer, meaning borrowed light or a reflected light.
		

			There is not a single place in the Quran, where the light of the moon is described as its own light.
		

			And the Arabic word for Star is najem. And its light is described as socket, meaning the light by
the time it reaches the earth, it loses its brightness, like a piercing brightness, bright light by
the time it reaches, it consumes itself.
		

			And this message
		

			that the sun has its own light describing as Maharaja Suraj audia and the moon having borrowed light
that is no need or reflection of my * is mentioned in several ways in the Quran, including surah
Yunus chapter number 10 was number five, as well as for a new chapter number 71 was number 15 and
16.
		

			And the Quran says in Surah Tarik, chapter six verse number three, that what najmul socket
describing the star it's like a socket. That means pierces it's a piercing darkness