Do Quranic Stories Sound Like Fairy Tales?
Wa’alaikum as salam. I wouldn’t call such things fairy tales, however, they do indeed sound strange. That said, strange phenomenons are all around us, but we take them for granted. We sow a dead seed that is smaller than our fingernails, and after a while it grows into a tree that’s much taller and much stronger than us. Then it gives us yummy fruits that we savor year after year! A strange phenomenon, wouldn’t you agree? Same is the case with the birth of human beings. A filthy sperm and an egg mix with each other and go through a process that creates intelligent life. Some of these even turn into the Einsteins and the Newtons of the world, and change the face of the earth forever. Strange, no? The correct way to ascertain any knowledge is not to immediately start looking for loopholes in it (unless of course, glaringly evident), without first trying to grasp that knowledge from it’s own foundation. This principle is not specific to religious knowledge only – the same concept applies to Geometry and Algebra.
We believe Allah has absolute power and he can do what he wants you should read the last verses of surah Albarooj otherwise you can say that day of judgement seems like fairy tales. If Allah will gather all of us on that day of judgement he can do anything and he has absolute knowledge of everything. Let’s dua on the day of judgement we will standing there among believers with good deeds Ameen May Allah protect us from these kinds of thoughts and standing among the non believers Ameen May Allah protect you emman Ameen but submission is a necessary part of our emman if you cannot understand something now leave it and make dua might be Allah guide you more righteous direction