well giv it a shot.
and in regards 2 jesus we do believe he is a prophet and slave of Allah. we DO NOT beleieve that he was the son of god. we believe god is 2 powerful 2 b in any need of children (because the fact is that ppl have children 4 sum kind of benefit). we regard all prophets as equals 2 us humans that is we DO NOT worship them.
wat i am trying 2 say is that the quran and science go hand in hand if u look in 2 it. the quran states things that could have been imposiible 4 ppl in the century it was revealed 2 have known such as the embryo (im sure they didnt have ultra-sounds)
and science does back up our prophet muhamad... first of all he did exist and second of all he performed a miracle by the will of allah where by he split the moon into 2 as a sign and proof. recently, astronomists have recently discoverd that the moon was infact split into 2 at one stage.
ome recently related observations made during exploration of the lunar surface. Enormously long (hundreds of kilometers) and deep (ranging hundreds of meters to tens of kilometers) ruptures, straight and curved, were detected. These ruptures are traversed with huge depressions such as Mare Orientalis, which is 1,000 km in diameter 9 km deep. It has been argued that such phenomena cannot be explained by the impact of asteroid-size objects or as being lunar rills induced by tensional cracks. One suggested explanation was that these could result from a splitting and reassembling event. (Reported by Dr. Zaghlul An-Naggar, Al-Ahram newspaper, Cairo, Sept. 23, 2002; Signs of Scientific Inimitability of the Noble Qur?an, 4th ed., (International Shorouq Bookshop, 2002) pp .49-52.
In the same work, Dr. Zaghloul also cited an Indian historical manuscript (India Office Library, London, manuscript #2807/152-173), which says that this incident ?observed by the Indian king of Malibar, Chakrawati Farmas?was the starting point of Islam spreading to India. When he heard that this was a miracle seen by Makkan pagans to support the Prophet, he and all his people embraced Islam.
Also of interest could be a similar event of a moon splitting, recently observed by the space ship Voyager in 1986. Miranda, one of the five moons of the planet Uranus, was hit by a large piece of planetary debris that split it into a number of fragments, which later reassembled by gravity. Photographs of the event were recorded published in the National Geographic magazine (August 1986).