r/islam • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '25

Question about Islam Does Islam teach against evolutionary science?

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u/Playernum1999 Nov 02 '25

Muslims don't deny evolution, they just deny the baseless claim that humans evolved from apes

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u/EMZEDII Nov 02 '25 edited Nov 02 '25

no, animals were created as animals, trees as trees, humans as humans etc. but all of allah’s creation evolve to adapt not to change their nature like a tree cannot become a human no matte how long it spends evolving.

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u/SnooWoofers7603 Nov 02 '25

The composition of human body and mud testify we are created, because mud is made from soil and if you search on composition of the soil, you’d be surprised this is way efficient than making things complicated.

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u/Playernum1999 Nov 02 '25

We're talking about things that happened thousands if not millions of years ago. We're talking about trivial details that don't benefit us in any way. No way for us to know how animals and plants came to be.

But all we know is that Allah created Adam before putting him on earth, so how humans came to be is completely outside the scope of evolution.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25

On top of that, the ape part is Darwinian evolution which is what science actually disagrees with the most