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"Al Quran: A Citation and Measurement for Science" by Engineer Muhammad Johirul Islam presents a comprehensive analytical study that explores the harmony between the verses of the Qur'an and modern scientific discoveries. The book delves into over 100 scientific phenomena-ranging from the creation of the universe, embryology, geology, oceanography, astrophysics, to human biology-and matches them with corresponding Qur'anic revelations.Rather than positioning religion and science in opposition, the author demonstrates how Islam encourages scientific inquiry and moral reasoning side by side. The Qur'an is portrayed not only as a spiritual guide but also as a manual for intellectual exploration, ethical living, and understanding the natural world.The author draws from the legacy of great Muslim scholars like Al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Sina, and Ibn Rushd to illustrate how Islamic civilization historically bridged religious knowledge with scientific advancement. Through rigorous interpretation and comparative analysis, the book argues that the Qur'an is both a timeless spiritual message and a profound source of scientific inspiration.This work is intended for readers-Muslim and non-Muslim alike-who seek a deeper understanding of how science and faith can coexist, complement, and even enhance one another in the modern era. It also serves as a platform to encourage intellectual curiosity, interfaith dialogue, and renewed appreciation for the Qur'an's multidimensional message.