Prof. Will Brown who discovered the plant with tasbih, decided to convert to Islam.

Summary

This video script highlights a fascinating scientific discovery where researchers led by Professor William Brown found that plants emit subtle sounds, undetectable by the human ear but recorded using advanced ultrasonic technology. Despite extensive research, the phenomenon could not be explained by Western science. A Muslim scientist from India, however, revealed that these sounds were the plants' glorification of Allah, as described in the Quran. This revelation astonished the researchers and sparked a discussion about the harmony between scientific discoveries and spiritual beliefs, demonstrating how creation praises the Creator in ways beyond human comprehension.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker starts by wishing the audience well and hopes for steadfastness in Islam.
• 😀 Hidayah (guidance) from Allah can come to anyone at any time, even to those who do research, including scientists.
• 😀 A scientific study published in the Journal of Plant Molecular Biology reveals that plants glorify God.
• 😀 Researchers, led by Professor William Brown, discovered subtle sounds emitted by growing plants, which were previously inaudible to the human ear.
• 😀 Using advanced ultrasonic recording equipment, the scientists were able to capture these sounds, which appeared as optical electric waves on a monitor.
• 😀 Despite repeated attempts, no scientific explanation was found for the phenomenon, even after sharing results with major universities and research centers in the US and Europe.
• 😀 A Muslim scientist from India, studying the phenomenon, identified the sounds as the glorification (tasbih) of Allah, a concept explained in the Quran 1400 years ago.
• 😀 The Quranic verse Surah al-Isra 44 refers to everything, including plants, praising Allah, even though humans cannot understand their glorification.
• 😀 The Muslim scientist's explanation shocked the attending researchers, particularly when he recited the verse from the Quran and explained that the sounds were actually the pronunciation of Allah's name.
• 😀 The revelation of this miraculous phenomenon led Professor William Brown to meet with the Muslim scientist, who explained Islam and presented the Quran and its translation to him.

Q & A

What was the scientific discovery discussed in the transcript?

The scientific discovery involved researchers, led by Professor William Brown, identifying subtle ultrasonic sounds emitted by growing plants. These sounds were not audible to the human ear but were captured using advanced recording equipment.

How did the researchers capture the sounds emitted by plants?

The researchers used ultrasonic recording equipment to capture the high-frequency sounds emitted by the plants. These sounds were invisible to the naked ear but became detectable through this specialized equipment.

Why could the scientists not interpret the phenomenon?

Despite extensive research, the scientists, including those in the United States and Europe, could not interpret the phenomenon because there was no scientific explanation available for the unusual sounds emitted by the plants.

How did the Muslim scientist interpret the phenomenon?

The Muslim scientist interpreted the phenomenon as a form of glorification of Allah. He referred to a verse from the Quran (Surah Al-Isra, verse 44), which suggests that everything in existence, including plants, praises and exalts Allah.

What was the reaction of the non-Muslim scientists to the explanation given by the Muslim scientist?

The non-Muslim scientists, including Professor William Brown, were shocked and amazed by the Muslim scientist's explanation. They had never considered that the sounds could be a form of divine glorification, as suggested by the Quran.

Which Quranic verse did the Muslim scientist refer to in explaining the phenomenon?

The Muslim scientist referred to Surah Al-Isra, verse 44, which states that everything in the heavens and earth glorifies and praises Allah, even if humans do not understand their form of glorification.

What role did Professor William Brown play in the research?

Professor William Brown led the research on the phenomenon of the sounds emitted by plants. He was the primary researcher responsible for conducting the study and managing the scientific team.

What happened after the Muslim scientist shared his explanation with the researchers?

After the Muslim scientist shared his explanation based on the Quran, the researchers, including Professor William Brown, were fascinated and requested to learn more about Islam. This led to further discussions and the professor receiving a copy of the Quran and its translation.

How did the Muslim scientist explain the sound recordings from the plants?

The Muslim scientist explained that the sounds captured by the equipment were not random vibrations but rather a form of tasbih (glorification of Allah) that the plants were performing, which could be interpreted through the lens of Islamic teachings.

What does the Quran say about everything in creation glorifying Allah?

The Quran, specifically in Surah Al-Isra, verse 44, says that everything in creation—whether it is in the heavens or on earth—glorifies Allah. This includes plants, which, though unseen to humans, constantly exult Allah's name.