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#is followed by the moon | #is followed by the moon | ||
#will on the last day be physically joined to the moon | #will on the last day be physically joined to the moon | ||
#is almost always mentioned with that of the moon in the context of night and day. | #is almost always mentioned with that of the moon in the context of night and day. | ||
#is to be used by the Muslims for timekeeping. | #is to be used by the Muslims for timekeeping. | ||
#has | #has setting and rising places. Allah brings it from the east, it goes up high, then goes down, and it has a resting place. | ||
In addition to all these facts; great ancient, and even modern-day, Muslim astronomers agree that the Qur'an is geocentric, and the Hadiths also affirm this geocentric cosmology (so Muhammad or at least the people around him agree with it) | In addition to all these facts; great ancient, and even modern-day, Muslim astronomers agree that the Qur'an is geocentric, and the Hadiths also affirm this geocentric cosmology (so Muhammad or at least the people around him agree with it) | ||