- Question: Was man made of clay? Molecular Biology grows and clones to create one human being like another. of man, d.n.a. They say that by changing the order, we can create a man as intelligent as Einstein and as beautiful as Aiswarya Rai. How can we believe that man was made of clay in this age of bio-technology? Any scientific explanations? asks my convert friend?
– A. Samsuddin, Aruppukkottai.
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Watch the movie in this! Let's write! Let's read! Record lots of books! Let's talk! Let's draw! Design! Connect the whole world to the web! You can sell from where you were! Buy it! Let's keep going!
Its elements can be classified into several categories!
Can it be denied that its life, silicon, and other parts are soil?
Can we deny that they originated from the soil even though they are no longer in the form of soil?
Can I deny that the paper you are reading is a separate object, but it is also soil? Although it is made from wood pulp, the tree grew by energy absorbed from the soil.
Therefore, it cannot be denied that the first man was created from dust as man has got a sphere which cannot be called soil.
Now there are 600 crore people in the world. Let's assume that each person has 50 kg. 30,000 crore kg total weight.
The total weight of the earth is the same as the total weight of the earth when there is no human being, even when 600 million people live in it.
600 crore people are more on this earth but not 30 thousand crore kg. Earth had the same weight as the earth with 600 million people in a time when no human was created. This means that the earth has converted 30 thousand million kg of itself into human beings.
The food we eat is made from soil nutrients. So we actually grow our bodies by eating soil. This is why we have not increased the weight of the earth.
If every human being is born with a weight of more than 50 kg, the weight of the earth will increase and the earth will collide with other planets and scatter.
So not just the first man. Earth's weight proves that you and I are soil.
Just dig up the place where our three fathers were buried! We can see that they have become what they were created from!
The first man was created of wet clay. That is, He was created by mixing soil and water. These are present in your body. Even if it is classified as carbon, it is’, its end is also soil. After we die we become dust and water.
The fact that the first man was created directly from the soil and that his descendants are indirectly born from the soil means that he was created from the soil.
You are asking for a scientific explanation.
The elemental components of the earth found within the human body serve as evidence that man is made of earth. When an average human body weighing 70 kilograms was scientifically analyzed, its constituent elements were precisely identified. The scientific world has thus validated the Quranic verse stating that man was created from earth.
We present to readers the data regarding the elemental composition of the human body, sourced from the book The Elements (3rd Edition, 1998) by John Emsley, published by Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Constituent elements of a 70-kilogram human body:
1. Oxygen: 43 kg
2. Carbon: 16 kg
3. Hydrogen: 7 kg
4. Nitrogen: 1.8 kg
5. Calcium: 1.0 kg
6. Phosphorus: 780 g
7. Potassium: 140 g
8. Sodium: 100 g
9. Chlorine: 95 g
10. Magnesium: 19 g
11. Iron: 4.2 g grams
12. Fluorine 2.6 grams
13. Zinc 2.3 grams
14. Silicon 1.0 gram
15. Rubidium 0.68 grams
16. Strontium 0.32 grams
17. Bromine 0.26 grams
18. Lead 0.12 grams
19. Copper 72 milligrams
20. Aluminium 60 milligrams
21. Cadmium 50 milligrams
22. Cerium 40 milligrams
23. Barium 22 milligrams
24. Iodine 20 milligrams
25. Tin 20 milligrams
26. Titanium 20 milligrams
27. Boron 18 milligrams
28. Nickel 15 milligrams
29. Selenium 15 milligrams
30. Chromium 14 milligrams
31. Magnesium 12 milligrams
32. Arsenic 7 milligrams
33. Lithium 7 milligrams
34. Caesium 6 milligrams
35. Mercury 6 milligrams
36. Germanium 5 milligrams
37. Molybdenum 5 milligrams
38. Cobalt 3 milligrams
39 . Antimony 2 milligrams
40. Silver 2 milligrams
41. Niobium 1.5 milligrams
42. Zirconium 1 milligram
43. Lanthanum 0.8 milligrams
44. Calcium 0.7 milligrams
45. Tellurium 0.7 milligrams
46. Yitrium 0.6 milligrams
47. Bismuth 0.5 milligrams
48. Thallium 0.5 milligrams
49. Indium 0.4 milligrams
50. Gold 0.4 milligrams
51. Scandium 0.2 milligrams
52. Tantalum 0.2 milligrams
53. Vanadium 0.11 milligrams
54. Thorium 0.1 milligrams
55. Uranium 0.1 milligrams
56. Samarium 50 milligrams
57. Beryllium 36 milligrams
58. Tungsten 20 milligrams.
It is noteworthy that among the aforementioned 58 elements constituting the human body, all elements—with the exception of gases like oxygen and hydrogen—are derived from the soil and eventually merge back into it.