Interaction Between Verses 38–40 Of Yaseen And Kepler's Law

This research examines the correspondence between Kepler's Second Law and Yaseen verses 38– 40 and demonstrates how the discovery of Kepler's Law verifies the veracity of the Qur'an. Islamic scholars have revealed the astronomical understanding behind the Qur'anic verses throughout the history of humanity's astronomy-related Qur'anic study. Moving west, the German scholar Johannes Kepler organised his comprehensive perspective of heliocentric astronomy. Yaseen verses 38–40 explain how the astronomical objects orbit the galaxy's centre point in accordance with the accepted principles. On the other hand, Kepler's laws of planetary motion offer the first quantifiable relationship between the planets, including earth. Kepler's Law, which was established around four hundred years ago, had been mentioned in the holy Qur’an more than fourteen centuries ago, and it has been confirmed by scientific discoveries. Therefore, this research corresponds to the relation between Kepler’s law and Qur’anic studies to be a guidance for Qur'an memorizers on how to comprehend astronomy better. This research illustrates the relationship between western knowledge and astronomy-related Qur'anic study by incorporating evidence from Islamic scholars' interpretation and document studies of Kepler's Law. We discuss library research as a methodology for conducting research and offer an analyzation of two main sources, which are Kepler’s Second Law and verses from Qur’an 36:38-40, as well as some guidelines on how to both conduct and evaluate this paper. Our analysis reveals a significant correlation between Kepler's Law and the holy Qur'an. We concluded that Kepler's Law does corroborate Qur’anic veracity.