Meteoroids Do Not Adorn The Lowest Heaven Like Stars Nor Are They Part Of Stars
Brother, we all agree that meteoroids and stars are two different celestial bodies. I would like to rephrase my question so that you may better understand my point. In Surah Mulk, Allah is speaking about stars, not meteoroids, while Ghamdi Sahab refers to meteoroids in his discussion. Surah Mulk, Ayah 5 states: ‘And indeed, We adorned the lowest heaven with lamps (i.e., stars) and made them missiles for stoning devils.’ Those who make allegations against Islam say, nauzubillah, that the Prophet (PBUH) was confused between stars and shooting stars. They argue that the ‘lamps’ mentioned above refer to stars, while the ‘missiles for stoning devils’ refer to meteoroids. How can we reconcile both when we know that the stars mentioned in Surah Mulk have nothing to do with shooting stars?