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:

‘‘The first Hadith, part of the Bukhari collection, is being reinterpreted by Mohammad Hijab. Despite being translated by established Islamic Scholars, Hijab has altered the meaning of this authentic Hadith to give it a more scientifically correct interpretation.

The Hadith in question is a story about Abdullah bin Salam, a Jewish man who came to meet the Prophet Muhammad when he arrived in Medina. Abdullah asked the Prophet three questions that only a prophet would know the answers to. The Prophet told Abdullah that Gabriel had just informed him of the answers, which were: the first portent of the Hour would be a fire that would bring people from east to west, the first meal of the people of Paradise would be the extra-lobe of fish-liver, and a child’s resemblance to its parents would depend on which parent had sexual discharge first. Upon hearing the answers, Abdullah converted to Islam and testified that Muhammad was the Messenger of Allah. However, when the Jews found out about Abdullah’s conversion, they spoke badly of him and claimed he was evil.

As you see, nowhere does the Hadith mention anything about dominant genes. It clearly says child’s resemblance to its parents would depend on which parent had sexual discharge first. The Hadith in question is also related to a story from the Talmud, which is why a Jewish man was impressed by Mohammad’s knowledge. According to the Talmud, if the woman emits her semen first, she will bear a male child, and if the man emits his semen first, she will bear a female child. This belief is mentioned in Berakoth 60a.

In most versions of this Hadith, the determining factor of resemblance is determined by whose semen (maa) preceded the other person’s semen. However, in some versions, it is determined by whose semen is on top of the other person’s semen, which is closer to the theories of ancient Greek philosophers. In one case, it is the gender rather than resemblance that is determined by this process.

The ancient Greek philosopher Democritus of Abdera believed that the gender of the offspring is determined in the womb, and it depends on which parent’s generative fluid prevails, i.e., the part of the fluid that comes from the distinctively male or female parts, rather than the part that comes from the body as a whole. Similarly, Aristotle also believed that the difference between male and female offspring depends on which parent’s fluid prevails. Although Democritus tried to discover and specify the exact way in which the sexes become differentiated, whether he was right or not is still a matter of debate.

The Hadith highlights a belief held by both Mohammad and the ancient Greek physician Galen that the reason why a child resembles its mother is due to a female semen that is released during a woman’s orgasm. This belief is reflected in a hadith recorded in the Sahih Bukhari, in which a woman asked Mohammad about the need for a bath after experiencing a nocturnal discharge and he responded by saying, "Yes, if she notices the water (discharge).” When the woman asked if women also have discharge, Mohammad responded with, "Then why does a child resemble (its mother)?” This hadith, according to the author, reflects Galen’s idea about “female semen” as presented in his work “On Semen.”

Galen believed that the female spermatic ducts were capable of secreting semen, which could be released during a woman’s sleep in the form of a nocturnal orgasm. He also believed that this female semen, when released into the uterus, would cause the child to resemble the mother. In his work, Galen criticized other physicians who believed that the female spermatic ducts only discharged semen on the outside and argued that the female semen was also released into the uterus during orgasm.

This belief has nothing to do with the genetic contribution of the woman to the embryo, as the jelly-like coating of the ovum produced during ovulation is the source of the female genetic contribution and not the fluid released during orgasm. Nevertheless, there are several narrations of this hadith that support the idea of a female semen released during orgasm, as believed by both Hippocrates and Galen.

So the similarties to ancient greek knowledge and the Jewish are undeniable. It is clear that Mohammad was heavily inspired by that and therefore copied bad science from the ancient stories. There is no evidence that can suggest that the word referred to are genes instead of semen.

The second Hadith Hijab mentioned also has multiple problems in it. The assertion that a child’s skin color is determined by ancestry and can revert to it is false and is not supported by modern science, which has shown that skin color is determined by genetic factors that are inherited from both parents, and is not solely determined by either parent or by a single ancestral line. The concept of “reversion” to ancestry with regard to skin color is not supported by any scientific evidence and is therefore inaccurate.’’