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

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

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

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

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Sun, that is a lamp

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

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

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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.

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The Arabic word for Moon is calmer,

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

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

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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.

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And this message

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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.

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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