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Thus there is nothing miraculous about surah 57:26 and the ‘descent’ of iron. The claims apologists make in this regard have either been known many centuries before Islam or are scientifically inaccurate. | Thus there is nothing miraculous about surah 57:26 and the ‘descent’ of iron. The claims apologists make in this regard have either been known many centuries before Islam or are scientifically inaccurate. | ||
==Qur'an Describes Altitude Sickness== | ==Qur'an Describes Altitude Sickness (aka Hypoxia)== | ||
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In fact, when modern scientific knowledge is taken into consideration, problems with a literal interpretation are two-fold since it has been postulated that human adaption has lead to people born and raised in high altitudes to have enlarged chests which "could allow for increased lung volumes and thereby increase oxygen uptake." | In fact, when modern scientific knowledge is taken into consideration, problems with a literal interpretation are two-fold since it has been postulated that human adaption has lead to people born and raised in high altitudes to have enlarged chests which "could allow for increased lung volumes and thereby increase oxygen uptake." | ||
There is also a newer version of the miracle claim, that uses a fancy word "hypoxia": | |||
* [[Hypoxia in the Quran]] | |||
==The Qur'an and Mountains== | ==The Qur'an and Mountains== | ||