Quranic creatures

It presents a number of scientific facts that were mentioned fourteen centuries ago in the Holy Quran, the last divine message, in the Quran's miraculous style and profound wisdom. These facts, which modern science has been able to uncover, are astonishing in their wisdom and precision. Among the Quran's eloquence is its mention of animals in several places, either to clarify a prohibition, such as the pig; to describe reprehensible behaviors in some humans, such as the donkey, dog, and crow; to reflect on the signs of creation, such as camels, mosquitoes, flies, and spiders; or to honor these animals, such as horses. There are surahs named after some of the animals mentioned in them: the cow, the ant, the spider, the bee, the elephant, and the cattle. Therefore, this book attempts to address all of these Quranic creatures, which the Holy Quran mentions and honors.