listen, you people who claim this bizarre idea that the earth revolves around the sun (audubillah).... I don't have time to keep going back and forth with you and your strange theory.
I leave you with a
stern look of disapproval.
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If you saw 2 circles one was completely still, and the other was moving back and forth around the other circle,from your perspective, which would be moving and which one would be still?
Lets say square A is circle is still and circle B is moving around circle A.
From your perspective you would say Circle B is moving around circle A.
Now lets say you were placed on circle A, you would obviously say that B looks to be moving around circle A.
If you were placed on circle B, you would say it seems like Circle A is moving around circle B.
Now without getting too complex, each one of these perspectives is a valid perspective, but cannot be said that either one is the objective perspective as each of them are subjective.
Your birds eye view of both circles is subjective, as you made circle A the frame of reference for which you will observe what goes around it,
but now lets imagine you make circle B your frame of reference from birds eye view from circle A, now it would look like circle A is moving around circle B.
If you don't understand what I'm on about, you may have to draw a circle on a piece of paper. I'm getting deep into this so you understand the semantics of language and what I am trying to say.
The circle, in reference to the paper is still, movement, without a point of reference, is just a still object, if I look at a circle, without its surroundings, it could be moving, but I wouldn't be able to see it.
I need a still location, and I need an object, now in reference to that location, I need to see how he object moves around it, then I say it moves, but now lets say I make the circle my point of reference, and the paper my object, now the circle that seemed to be moving around the paper, the paper seems to be moving around the circle.
Now we can attach this back to our original example, in actual fact, all conclusions are correct.
When the scientists of the past thought everything revolved around the earth, the problem is they claimed everything revolves around the earth from our perspective, it is completely wrong. Now to say the sun revolves around the earth from our perspective is completely right as it does.
When a modern day scientist says the earth revolves around the sun, he is changing his point of reference to the sun or the galaxy, and from that reference point we can see the earth revolves around the sun.
Now both conclusions can be correct at the same time as they do not contradict each other, it is merely a matter of perspective and different ideas being conveyed.
The Quran was sent down for us, from a human perspective Allah wants us to understand he subjected everything for us, you can therefore believe both, that the sun revolves around us, and we revolve around the sun.
Forcing your interpretation that the Sun moves around us from both our and the perspective of the sun is wrong because their is not enough Islamic evidence to prove this conclusion correct