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  4. HOW WILL THE UNIVERSE END?

HOW WILL THE UNIVERSE END?

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    noshirk
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    peace

    whatever says the science (big crunch or eternal expansion utils atoms disaggregation), universe is the GOD of atheits and should die, like all other false divinities.
    Only the face of GOD Should remain
    2888 And do not call besides God any god, there is no god except He. Everything will fade away except His face. To Him is the judgment, and to Him you will be returned

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      renztubz
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      Nobody knows when will the end of the world comes.

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        hawk99
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        Peace,

        Flat Universe
        by John Carl Villanueva on August 8, 2009

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        Much of the measurements made that strive to determine the shape of the Universe point to one picture ? we are living in a flat universe. This was first declared by a group of scientists working on the Boomerang project and later on confirmed with sharp accuracy by the WMAP (Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe).

        Both the Boomerang experiment and the WMAP draw their conclusions by mapping out cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR), a faint background glow that is found to be almost the same in all directions. The presence of the CMBR is the most convincing proof that catapulted the Big Bang way ahead of other cosmological theories.

        The Big Bang theory has spewed forth theories that strive to predict the way the Universe will end. Among them are the Big Crunch, Big Bounce, Big Freeze, and Big Rip. All four of them are dependent on a handful of factors, and one of them is the Universe?s shape.

        Read more http//www.universetoday.com/37029/flat-universe/#ixzz2EmpqAdq1

        A flat universe appears to be more agreeable with the scenario presented by Quran.

        The big crunch seem consistant with ayat 21104

        The Day when We shall roll up the heavens as a recorder rolleth up a written scroll. As We began the first creation, We shall repeat it. (It is) a promise (binding) upon Us. Lo! We are to perform it.

        Peace O0

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          StopS
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          The red highlighting above is from me.

          How about the verse 21104 below?

          The Day when We shall roll up the heavens as a recorder rolleth up a written scroll. As We began the first creation, We shall repeat it. (It is) a promise (binding) upon Us. Lo! We are to perform it.

          Peace,
          Khalil

          I think this refers to rain clouds.

          In reality, nobody knows yet, because we can't measure dark matter. That's why we have several models, the least possible today is what was termed the Big Crunch or Big Bounce in the 90's. Space - not gravitationally bound objects - is expanding at an acceleration rate and nobody today knows what the ratio between gravity and inflation is.

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            one-9-one
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            ..several models,..

            Which one will you go for?

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              StopS
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              Which one will you go for?

              That's what I said In reality, nobody knows yet, because we can't measure dark matter.

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                one-9-one
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                That's what I said In reality, nobody knows yet, because we can't measure dark matter.

                Who is we?

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                  StopS
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                  Who is we?

                  If you would care to take things in context, you would have noticed that the topic is about the Universe and its ending and since the beginning people like "Student of Allah" have defined it as "our general understanding of the universe" and "Jafar" said that "Science is a methodology" and "Abdul-Hadi" defined it as "Some say", "KDC501" says "we can never be certain", "renztubz" says it's "Nobody knows" so what we are talking about is humanity and the empirical evidence provided by science for the end of the Universe and how the Koran fits into the picture.

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                    Azz
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                    It'd be lame if the world ended before I finished university. I wouldn't wanna die having done nothing but exams and sitting in the library my entire life ;D

                    Jokes aside, has anyone else read this? I haven't read the entirety of Rashad Khalifa's translation of the Quran and I'm kinda wary of the whole '19' thing, but this seems kinda interesting at the very least.

                    In my opinion, it's best not to worry too much about when the world will end. It'd be nice to know when it'll happen, but the scientists and philosiphers capable of possibly putting together an answer could probably better devote their time doing something more useful.

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                      Ahmad_Bilal
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                      Peace.

                      How sure are we that the universe will "end"? The Qur'aan speaks emphatically about the 'day of judgment' occurring sometime in the future, whether near or distant. However, this doesn't mean that the universe will "end" sometime in the future. We can all assume different things in connection with this, but none of us know for sure...

                      Peace,

                      Ahmad

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