That is a beautiful story Hasnain, but there is one major glaring problem with it.
If anything like that did happen to the moon, it doesn't necessarily mean that allah automatically did it. The people at the time didn't have a clear understanding of how the cosmos really worked. Anything the would see in the sky would be a message from god if they didn't have a rational explanation for it.
It is entirely possible that if the moon had split in any kind of way, a celestial object may have smashed into, creating the scar. It is also, possible however, the it could have been a partial eclipse, and the prophet may have either been
a ) tipped off by an astrologer (they weren't called astronomers then)
B ) already had a knowledge of astrology himself.
Partial moon eclipses are very easy to predict, so it is entirely possible that the prophet knew about the eclipse before hand and told the people that he could get allah to split the moon.
The belt of rock that they possibly found on the moon may have either been from its inception as our moon when the solar system was in formation, or from a collision with a celestial body (such as an asteroid or comet).
To not question this in the proper way is foolhardy. To automatically attribute it to a god is even more foolhardy. Just because we don't know, doesn't automatically mean that god did it.
So, a scientifically proven miracle? Theres still no evidence that attests to this.
Thing is, I am asking people here for DIRECT evidence of god. Not any of his miracles or from what other people have written about him. We want DIRECT proof of gods existence.
Now, as for your machine analogy being the universe. Again, you have it wrong. If you re-read my statement, you will find that while we cannot prove that the cosmos wasn't created by god. Nobody can actually prove that it has been! Because again..... there is NO EVIDENCE! The universe is not a machine put here for the amusement of man by god. The universe is so vast that not one human in the thousands of years to come will ever go to the other end. To just glibly say that god created it, and not actually KNOW he did is rather surprising for someone as intelligent as you. You should be questioning this, just as I question everything that I know and believe in. Just because we don't 100% KNOW how the universe came to be, doesn't mean that we won't within a few years.
But you have to admit, it is extraordinarily ignorant to assume that you know 100% how it came to be, without any shred of evidence to back this "knowledge"... sorry mate, it's not knowledge, it's just a belief.
If it were up to religion, people would not critically think about ANYTHING. If something amazing happens in the night sky, we would be expected to attribute it to god. We wouldn't have gotten to where we are today with technology. This is all because we have separated fact from fairy tale. Science reports on the universe as it finds it. It doesn't make up fanciful tales about supernatural beings and miracles. It reports to the human race, the FACTS.
Now, if it weren't for the facts Hasnain, you wouldn't be chatting on this forum, you wouldn't even be sitting there in front of your computer screen. Its funny how people of religion can so freely accept the high-tech commodities and luxuries in life, but are so vehement about science that doesn't immediately benefit them for the better. Astronomy, cosmology, physics, chemistry and biology have given you this high-technology that you so gladly play with. It is also all the same sciences that many religiosos stamp their foot at and demonise when it threatens their core beliefs, when it threatens their very faith in god itself.
And yet religion still blindly squirms its way in our world.
