Islamic creationism says that Allah created the universe (including humanity) just as written in the Qur'an. Currently, Islam takes religious texts literally.
Many scholars say that Genesis is a corrupted version of God's message. There is also a creation myth in the Qu'ran, but it is more vague than Genesis. This allows for more interpretation.
But there is also a growing movement of Islamic creationism. Like the movement in Christianity, Islamic creationists are concerned that the findings of evolutionary theory might contradict what is written in the Qu'ran. Some Muslims, like Adnan Oktar, have argued that one species cannot develop from a different species.
Islamic creationism says that Allah created the universe (including humanity) just as written in the Qur'an. Currently, Islam takes religious texts literally.
Many scholars say that Genesis is a corrupted version of God's message. There is also a creation myth in the Qu'ran, but it is more vague than Genesis. This allows for more interpretation.
But there is also a growing movement of Islamic creationism. Like the movement in Christianity, Islamic creationists are concerned that the findings of evolutionary theory might contradict what is written in the Qu'ran. Some Muslims, like Adnan Oktar, have argued that one species cannot develop from a different species.
Islamic creationism says that Allah created the universe (including humanity) just as written in the Qur'an. Currently, Islam takes religious texts literally.
Many scholars say that Genesis is a corrupted version of God's message. There is also a creation myth in the Qu'ran, but it is more vague than Genesis. This allows for more interpretation.
But there is also a growing movement of Islamic creationism. Like the movement in Christianity, Islamic creationists are concerned that the findings of evolutionary theory might contradict what is written in the Qu'ran. Some Muslims, like Adnan Oktar, have argued that one species cannot develop from a different species.
