Bismillah
As salam alykom
I am still amazed at those who doubt the divinity of the Sunnah. I was watching a TV program last Monday which hosted an embryology doctor. She talked about the following dua which is made during Sujud (prostration):
'Allمhumma laka sajadtu, wabika مmentu, walaka 'aslamtu, sajada wajhee lil-lathee khalaqahu wa sawwarahu, wa shaqqa sam`ahu, wa basarahu, tabمrakal-lahu 'ahsanul khمliqeena.
O' my 'ilمh to You I have prostrated, and in You I have committed faith, and to You I have surrendered. My face has prostrated to the One that has created it, fashioned it, and slit for it its hearing and its sight. Blessed is Allah best of creators.
She explained saying that as all of us, she thought the word shaqq would mean to slit the eye. However, as she studied further, she found out that during the evolution of the embryo sight, an optica sulcus takes place in the optical tube in the 6th week indicating the first part of the sight development of the embryo. To her and our surprise, the she found that the term optica sulcus literally means in Arabic Shiq. Sobhan Allah.
Let me add here quoting the doctor (I will try to look for her name) that the medical term is made by the western scinetists not Muslims. Just look at the miracle.
And they still say that how can we take after the Messenger or how can we verify that Bukhari and Muslim (the one who reported this hadeeth) conveyed what the Messenger salla Allah a`lyhee wa sallam said?
Who can make such statement unless it is from Allah the Creator?
Allah u Akbar