Rewrite the entire text below, make it sound more coherent and better. Mention everything in great detail, including Hadithes and Quran Verses. Be very sceptical of the author Mohammad Hijab and also add some additional good arguments and also write down all the arabic words in arabic letters:

''Mohammad Hijab quoted two scholars and neglected a dozen others that supported flat earth… Not to mention the dozen other verses that indicate the flatness of earth… Your refutation is quite weak…
It also looks like Hijab did not mention all that was said by Ibn Taymiyah ( that you quoted several times)… He said THE EARTH DOES NOT SPIN… You did not mention the scholars that refuted the Commission Group أهل الهيئة that claimed the earth was a sphere, and just selected quotes that served your purpose.

Yes, the earth has been referred to in the Quran in different ways, non of which indicates that it is spherical in shape. Only by its flatness, and how it was stretched out, smoothed over, and how it is bed-like, and by comparing Janna’s vastness with the width of the heavens and the earth.

﴿وَإِلَى الْأَرْضِ كَيْفَ سُطِحَتْ﴾
{{Have you not seen the earth how it was flattened out}}
Flat in part and spherical in totality as an exegesis to the verse above, is an addition to the literal (apparent) meaning and would be totally unnecessary should the earth be indeed flat. There would also be no need to observe the bumpy surface of the moon (and who is to say what it is), to determine the shape of the earth that we all walk upon.

( يُكَوِّرُ اللَّيْلَ عَلَى النَّهَارِ وَيُكَوِّرُ النَّهَارَ عَلَى اللَّيْلِ )

((ِHe rolls the day into the night, and rolls the night into the day}}
As for the verse above, you had to have the presupposition that this is only possible on a spherical rotating earth, not a flat surface. Was that meaning derived from the literal exegesis of the verse, or you had to employ a supposed scientific explanation (metaphor) as to the phenomena of the night and day to arrive at this conclusion. Deriving the shape of the earth from this verse is only an analogy, with nothing to support it in the Quran.

And here, I add, even for those early scholars that got it wrong (we all make mistakes), and thankfully many have not, It’s shameful when many people (so-called researchers) quote ijma ( consensus ) among scholars about this topic. This is simply not correct.

Finally, let us be clear about the difference between round (circular) and a spherical in the Arabic language, this causes great confusion among the uninitiated public.

Hijab has also misquoted Ibn Taymiyah, He said the earth is round (circular) مستديرة, he did not say it is spherical, a circle and a sphere are not the same thing needless to say. And Ibn Taymiyah said that the earth does not spin, and the sun is the one that circles the earth. No point in trying to patch-up the authentic meaning of the verses of the Quraan to suit today’s so-called sciences (pseudo-sciences), and modern-day magic shows of moon landings.

As for Ibn Hazm, he said that the heavens (the sky) is above the earth, and not around it, for if the heavens were around the earth, this then means that some parts of the heavens would be beneath the earth, and there is no such thing.

Check chapter 78:6 Have we not made the earth flat? And chapter 79:30 And after that, he flattened the earth.

what about jalalayn? he said that the belief held by most of the scholars at his time was that the earth was flat, and that was based on quran verses. why didnt he talk about that??

verse 88:20 jalalayn interpretation altafsir.com

“And the earth how it was laid out flat? and thus infer from this the power of God exalted be He and His Oneness? The commencing with the mention of camels is because they are closer in contact with it the earth than any other animal. As for His words sutihat ‘laid out flat’ this on a literal reading suggests that the earth is flat which is the opinion of most of the scholars of the revealed Law and not a sphere as astronomers ahl al-hay’a have it even if this latter does not contradict any of the pillars of the Law.”