00:00but it is a small if it were the size of a house or a wall you could probably our
00:07fingerprint you know if it was the size of a house or wall you could say well it's probably possible
00:12can you imagine in three centimeters there is there are no two identical fingerprints in the
00:20whole world and that is why in most of virtually all countries the fingerprint is used as a way
00:26of identification it's it's only you who has your own unique fingerprint so the fingerprints are unique
00:38they were actually discovered in 1858 by a British magistrate in India his name is
00:49Herschel in fact if you want to remember the name Herschel you may use what we referred to last time
00:56as Herschelbrücke what the Germans call Herschelbrücke and Herschelbrücke is a donkey and Brücke is a bridge
01:07and Herschelbrücke is like a donkey's bridge and if you wish to memorize a word or you memorize something
01:14you try and find maybe a funny or a grotesque or some manner associate something with something else
01:21that's easier to remember so you remember that word so if you you wish to remember the first person who
01:26actually found out that our fingerprints are unique he was a British magistrate in India
01:34called Herschelbrücke called Herschel now Herschel William Herschel so how using the Herschelbrücke
01:42the donkey's bridge to remember maybe Herschelbrücke is a German for mister and shell maybe sea shell or maybe
01:53shell petroleum you know you choose whichever you prefer the sea shell or shell petroleum so the magistrate
02:00magistrate is a judge in case you're not English speaking and you're watching the program so may
02:07grab one or two terms here and there as well so in 1858 he was in India what he used to do he used to
02:15get the locals meaning the Indians to put their palm or maybe palms I don't know on on a paper
02:23like a contract or something to ensure that they don't go back on their word or whatever
02:28and they used to put their palm and while studying or looking or whatever or he had so many and then
02:35he was looking at them he did actually he did actually detect that they were different from one
02:40person to another and that's how there were two other people maybe British also who tried to claim
02:46that they were the ones who who actually they were the first to discover that the fingerprint is unique
02:52but Herschel maintained the fact that he was the one who did and he was a judge so I think the other two
03:02did not wish to mess up with the judge no so this is it
03:13if it is it was only discovered in 1858
03:16and it's only in the late 19th century that the fingerprint started being used for identification
03:26and also to solve crimes so the Quran was written and revealed to the Prophet Muhammad
03:35sallallahu alayhi wa sallam 14 and a half more or less 14 and a half centuries ago so how would the
03:44Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam how would he have known how would he have guessed
03:52with the living in the Arabian desert in Saudi Arabia desert with no technology nothing how could he
03:59have known something that's only discovered in 1858 this is a proof beyond reasonable doubt
04:08that the Quran is God's word as we mentioned in the previous episodes from cover to cover so to speak
04:17the Quran is 100% God's word and it is the only scripture available and present which has not been
04:24modified and which have been memorized from day a day one and which is preserved and which is God's word
04:32there's no other scripture on earth which fits these criteria so this is the reason why I'll repeat it once
04:42again if you believe that God is not able to to gather your bones once you're dead once you're buried and
04:52once you're cremated you know Allah stated in al qiyamah which is 75 or 75th
05:04surah in the Quran in verse 3 and 4
05:13does man think that we cannot we are not able to gather his bones to assemble his bones
05:18but nay nay we are able to fashion his fingerprints now the proof that this was written fourteen and a
05:26half centuries ago only discovered and used in late late 19th century I think it is clear-cut that God in his
05:39mercy is giving you a proof of his existence and for those who wish to grasp
05:49this actual this actual act of mercy from from our Rahman from our God do so and research on these topics
05:58it can be very useful and it makes all the difference to you in this life and the life
06:03afterwards
06:08so in this episode actually I said we'll rehearse the Quran three times but there will be four four
06:15verses why is because the last verse is more or less you can call it like in a nutshell verse meaning a
06:26conclusion or hypothesis verse so our inner natural verse will be
06:34no it is Ator 52 35. Ator means the mount
06:44some scholars or a scholar mentioned once rather a scholar mentioned that the mount probably means mount
06:50Sinai so that's the only the name of the surah so uh surat Ator 52 which is the number of the surah 35
07:03which is the number of the verse states
07:05were they created by nothing
07:22or are they the creators but a better translation would be not are they the creators that's almost
07:30like a literal translation but the true translation is or have they created themselves were they created
07:40by nothing a human being you know as complex as we are all our senses and everything about around us is
07:47extremely complex were we just created from nothing nothing and we're just like this
07:52or did they create themselves did the human beings create themselves to be as intelligent as complex
08:01and to have certain abilities and capabilities and and beyond
08:11I think we have more or less covered this topic it was I hope short and sweet topic
08:16uh I thank you once again uh for watching uh if you like please uh press like the button like and share
08:28with others propagate be very grateful to you and for watching and for your loyalty
08:33oath to us Allah is
08:41noble
08:41as
08:52Thank you
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