The Quran describes the continuous expansion of the universe, confirmed by Hubble in 1929.

The Quran describes the heavens and earth as once being joined, then separated - matching the Big Bang theory.

The Quran describes embryonic stages (alaqah, mudghah) with accuracy confirmed by modern embryology.

The Quran states iron was "sent down" - matching the scientific discovery that iron originates from supernovae.

The Quran describes mountains as "pegs" with deep roots - confirmed by modern geology and isostasy.

The Quran describes two seas meeting with a barrier - confirmed by oceanographic discovery of haloclines.

The Quran emphasizes fingertip recreation - fingerprint uniqueness was only discovered in the 1890s.

The Quran states all life is made from water - confirmed by modern biochemistry and cell biology.

The Quran implies pain is felt through skin - confirmed by discovery of cutaneous nociceptors.

The Quran describes internal waves and layered deep-sea darkness - confirmed by modern oceanography.

The Quran describes celestial bodies "swimming" in orbits - including the Sun, whose galactic orbit was discovered in the 20th century.

The Quran attributes gender to the male sperm alone - confirmed by 1905 discovery that the father's X or Y chromosome determines sex.

The Quran uses "King" for Joseph's era and "Pharaoh" for Moses' era - matching Egyptological discoveries about royal title evolution.

The Quran refutes the ancient Egyptian belief that sky and earth weep for the dead - a belief only rediscovered through modern Egyptology.

The Quran records Pharaoh claiming divinity - confirmed by Egyptology but notably absent from Biblical accounts.

The Quran describes clouds as "heavy" - modern meteorology confirms clouds weigh hundreds of thousands of tons.

The Quran states every living thing was made from water - modern biology confirms life originated in ancient oceans.

The Quran states all plants were created in pairs - plant sexuality was scientifically discovered 1,000 years later.

The Quran challenged humanity to produce its like - a challenge unmet for 1,400 years by the masters of Arabic eloquence.