Critics proposed various ideas on the purpose of the words / ratq / (join) and / fatq / (separation) mentioned in the above section. Among them, all three of these explanations can be found in the concept of this poem, as the three interpretations seem to be more appropriate and explained 1. According to the attitude of some scientists, the world was always a wonderful form. The units of hot steam are divided into several parts, stars and planets, because of various inward explosions and movements, it is gradually formed and forming, the world is still expanding
This verse can be understood to indicate that the seven heavens were built after the creation of the original heaven and earth. Some authors claim that the Qur'an says that the earth was created in front of the heavens, but this is an Arabic misunderstanding. Indeed, even early critics against the Qur'an condemned this flawed understanding, pointed out that this scripture does not necessarily direct the order of creation in chronological order. There is no place in the Qur'an where it is clearly stated that the earth was created in front of the heavens. On the contrary, the repeated mention of heaven and heaven before the Earth 's mention seems to indicate that it is the paradise that was first created. The Quran also clearly pointed out that although the heaven and the earth are connected, they are separated afterwards.
Tana's paradise is Shameiim, which is located above the sky (a solid transparent dome that covers the earth and separates it from the "water" above). The Lord, the God of Israel, lives in Heaven or Heaven's palace heaven (even if there is an exact difference between the two, that is not clear). He lives in the model space of the universe, including part of the territory of Solomon in Jerusalem, the earth. Although there was much debate about the concept of heaven in Christian and Muslim religions (malkuth hashamaim מלכותהשמים, heaven), the concept of the Jewish afterlife is occasionally called Olam Haba, but the next world is not so . Discuss. often