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Sheikh Khaled Al-Gindy on Quran's mosquito analogy
Sheikh Khaled El-Gendy, a member of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, discussed the reason why the mosquito is mentioned in the Holy Qur'an, explaining that this reflects a great miracle in God's creation. He clarified that the mosquito is a very tiny creature, yet it possesses a complex structure that includes many tiny eyes and advanced mechanisms enabling it to perform its functions accurately, such as blood absorption, anesthesia before biting, preventing blood clotting, and analyzing what it has absorbed. He emphasized that the mosquito has advanced sensory abilities allowing it to distinguish between objects, and that it needs blood solely for reproductive purposes. He stressed that these details demonstrate the greatness and precision of divine creation, which surpass human capabilities even with scientific progress. The fact that God chose the mosquito as an example reflects that divine greatness is not measured by the size of the creature, but by the accuracy and precision of its design.
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