Miracles of the Qur'an: The Weight of Clouds

Q: How much water can a cumulonimbus cloud hold?

A cumulonimbus cloud, often referred to as a thunder cloud, can hold up to 300,000 tons of water. It is truly remarkable that such a massive weight can remain suspended in the atmosphere.

Q: What does the Quran reveal regarding the nature of clouds?

The Quran describes the winds as bearers of glad tidings that lift up heavy clouds, which are then dispatched to parched lands to bring forth fruit through rain. This detail highlights the immense weight of these formations, a fact only recently confirmed by modern science.

Q: Why is the mention of heavy clouds in the Quran considered a miracle?

At the time the Quran was revealed, it was impossible for people to know the specific mass and weight of clouds. Revealing this information demonstrates the divine nature of the Quran and serves as a testament to Allah's artistry in creation.

Q: How does the study of clouds illustrate Allah's artistry in creation?

The ability of hundreds of thousands of tons of water to remain aloft in the form of clouds demonstrates the flawless systems and power inherent in Allah's art of creation. It invites believers to contemplate the intricate balance of the physical world.

Abstract

This video examines the impressive weight of clouds, specifically cumulonimbus clouds, which can hold up to 300,000 tons of water. It highlights how the Quran contains precise information about the weight of clouds that was impossible to know at the time of its revelation. By reflecting on this scientific accuracy, the video presents this knowledge as evidence of Allah's artistry in creation and the divine origin of the Quran.