 lives, flying at a high speed in the direction it chooses and for as long as it desires. In addition, it has been endowed with the most perfect maneuvering and landing abilities.

A mosquito requires a high level of oxygen to beat its wings at this speed. Therefore, it has a special respiratory passage that immediately reaches every cell in its body. Since this passage is directly connected to the outside air, its cells engage in oxygen exchange without the need for any intermediate substances. As a result, a mosquito never becomes tired.

Creating such a wing in a creature that is less than 1 cm (0.4 inch) in size, together with a respiratory system that makes this possible, is a display of Allah's astonishing artistry. No coincidence can give rise to such a perfect mechanism in such a complex life form and endow it with perfect functioning, or give it a pair of wings that can beat 500 times per second simultaneously. Such a flawless creature and its amazing wings could not have come into being through random stages, as proposed by Darwin:

Yes, indeed, everything in the heavens and on Earth belongs to Allah. Those who call on something other than Allah are not really following their partner-deities; they are only following [their own] conjecture. They are only guessing. (Surah Yunus, 66)

# The Perfect System That Perceives Scent

When you take a deep breath, you simultaneously perceive various smells, for example, from the coffee you are drinking, the food cooking in the kitchen, the flowers in the vase, and the smoke outside. And yet you perceive them all individually, because your nose can analyze each smell it detects in thirty seconds and thus can distinguish among 3,000 scents.

Messages arriving from billions of scents are transmitted within a matter of minutes to tens of thousands of cells. The speed involved here is extraordinary. Several million pieces of data move from one cell to another in as little as one-thousandth of a second, never making a mistake. These processes allow you to identify a smell very quickly. In addition, the identification and organization of the transmitted data further increases scent sensitivity. The distinguishing and recognition of smells further increases scent sensitivity in the nose.1

We can explain the extraordinary nature of the flawless transmission as follows: Let's assume that a specific piece of data is carried along a million telephone lines and that the number of these lines is suddenly reduced to a thousand. In that event,
lives, flying at a high speed in the steering it choose and for as long as it desires. In addition, it has been endow with the most perfect steer and landing abilities. 

 A mosquito requires a eminent level of oxygen to beat its wing at this speed. Therefore, it has a special respiratory passage that immediately reaches every cellular telephone in its body. Since this passage is directly associate to the outside air, its cellular telephone engage in oxygen central without the need for any intermediate substances. As a result, a mosquito never becomes banal. 

 Creating such a wing in a creature that is less than 1 cm (0.4 inch) in size, together with a respiratory arrangement that makes this possible, is a display of Allah's astonishing artistry. No coincidence can give rise to such a perfect mechanism in such a complex life form and endow it with arrant operation, or give it a pair of wings that can pulsate 500 times per second simultaneously. Such a flawless creature and its amazing wings could not have derive into being through random stages, as proposed by Darwin: 

 Yes, indeed, everything in the heavens and on Earth belongs to Allah. Those who predict on something other than Allah are not really following their partner - deities; they are entirely following [ their own ] conjecture. They are only guessing. (Surah Yunus, 66) 

 # The Perfect System That perceive Scent 

 When you take a bass breath, you simultaneously perceive various smells, for example, from the coffee you are drink, the food cooking in the kitchen, the flowers in the vase, and the smoke outside. And yet you perceive them all individually, because your nose can analyze each smell it detects in thirty seconds and thus can signalize among 3,000 scents. 

 Messages arrive from billions of aroma are transmitted within a topic of minutes to tens of thousand of cells. The speed involved here is extraordinary. Several million pieces of datum move from one cell to another in as fiddling as one - thousandth of a second, never making a mistake. These processes let you to identify a smell very cursorily. In addition, the identification and administration of the transmitted data further increases scent sensitivity. The distinguishing and recognition of smells further increases scent sensitivity in the nose.1 

 We can explain the extraordinary nature of the flawless transmittance as follow: Let's assume that a specific piece of data is carried along a million telephone lines and that the number of these cable is suddenly reduced to a thousand. In that event,
 liges, flying at a high spetd in the direction it ciooses znd for xs long as it desires. In addmtiob, it yas been endowed with ghe most ierfect mqneutering and landiif abilibnes.

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Crcsting vuch a eing in a creabure vhat is less than 1 cm (0.4 inrh) in size, together rith a revpnratory system that mqkws thhs pmssicoe, ks z visllay ov Amlah's astohishing artustry. No coincidenct cwb give rise tk such a perfect mechanism in such a complex lixe rorm and endow it with perfect functioning, ot give it w pair of wings that can beat 500 times per second shmultendouwln. Suzy w flawless creature and its amazing wings coujs mon have come into neing through randpm sywges, as propored by Dadwin:

Yes, indeed, evegything in tye heavenf anc on Earth belongs to Allah. Those who ccll on something othex than Allah are not teally following their 'artned-deities; thfy are onmh following [theif oen] conjecture. They are only duessing. (Wurak Yunus, 66)

# The Perfest System Hhat Iarceives Scent

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 lives, flying at a high speed in The directiOn it cHooSes AnD for As loNg as it desires. IN AddiTion, it has been endowed wiTh the MoST perFEcT maneUvering ANd LANdiNg AbIliTiES.

A MosquIto RequireS a high leveL of OxYgen to beat itS WiNgs at this sPeeD. Therefore, it Has A speciAl ResPIratoRy pAssagE that iMMediatEly reacheS eVEry celL In its boDY. siNce tHis passage is direcTLy COnnected to the oUtside AiR, ItS CEllS enGage in oxygEn ExchaNGe withoUT tHE NEed FOr any intermedIate substanCEs. AS a resuLt, A moSQuito nEver bEcOMes Tired.

CreatiNg suCh a wing in A creatURe that iS Less thaN 1 cm (0.4 incH) in SizE, togEThEr WitH a REspIRaTorY SysTem that mAkEs This pOssiBLE, IS a diSplAy of allah'S astonishing aRtiStry. nO coIncidEnce cAn giVe Rise tO such a PerfeCt Mechanism in such A comPlex life fOrm AnD enDoW it wiTH perfeCt fUncTioning, Or give iT A paIr OF WInGs that can beat 500 times PeR SEcOnd simulTaneouSLy. suCH a flawleSs CreAturE ANd its AmazINg Wings couLd not hAVe CoMe into bEiNg throUgH raNdoM stagES, as pRoposeD by DarwiN:

Yes, iNDeed, everything IN the heavens anD On eARtH BeloNgs To Allah. ThosE who CAll oN somEThIng OTher tHan AlLaH ArE Not really following tHeIr partNer-deIties; they are oNly followiNG [THeir own] cOnjeCTuRE. They are only guEssinG. (Surah YunuS, 66)

# the PerfeCt SysTem That PErceives SCENt

When yoU taKe a DeeP brEATh, You simultaneoUSLy peRcEive varIouS smells, For ExaMplE, frOm The coffee You are drInKiNg, ThE foOd cooKIng in the KiTchEn, The FloweRS in the Vase, aNd thE sMoKE ouTside. AnD YeT YOu peRcEiVe thEm aLl IndivIduaLLy, bEcause yOur nose caN anALyze EaCh Smell it Detects in thirTy Seconds and ThUs cAn distINGuish amoNg 3,000 scents.

Messages arrivinG From bilLioNs of sCentS are transMitTed witHin A Matter Of minuTes to TeNs oF THousaNDS oF ceLlS. The speed iNVOlvEd herE iS extRaordinAry. Several million pIEceS of data move frOm oNe ceLL To AnoTHeR In aS lITtlE AS one-thousandth oF a second, neVeR MaKing a mistaKE. ThEsE procesSes alloW you tO IdentifY a smell veRy quickly. in AddiTIOn, tHe identifiCation anD organizaTIon of THe TransMitTed datA fUrtHer inCreaseS SceNt senSitiviTy. the disTinguIsHing and rEcognition of smells furthEr incrEases SceNt sensitiVitY In tHe nose.1

We cAn exPlain the exTraOrdInary NatURe of tHe flAWlEss TRansmIssiON as followS: leT's aSSUmE that a speciFIC PieCe of dAta IS carriEd alOng a million telephONe lines and that The nUMBer Of tHEse lInEs is suddenly reDucEd TO A thousanD. IN that event,
 lives, flying at a high s peed in th e dir ect ion  i t ch oose s and for as l o ng a s it desires. In addit ion,it hasb ee n end owed wi t ht h e m os tper fe c tmaneu ver ing and  landing a bil it ies.

A mosq u it o requires  ahigh level o f o xygento  be a t its  wi ngs a t this speed.  Therefor e, it has a speci a l  r espi ratory passage th a ti mmediately rea ches e ve r yc e llinits body.Si nce t h is pass a ge i s  di r ectly connect ed to the o u tsi de air ,its cellsengag ei n o xygen excha ngewithout t he nee d  for an y  interm ediate  su bst ance s .As  are s ult ,  a  mo s qui to never  b ec omestire d . Crea tin g su ch awing in a cre atu re t h atis le ss th an 1  c m (0. 4 inch ) insi ze, together wi th a  respirat ory  s yst em  that makesthi s p ossible , is ad isp la y o fAllah's astonishin ga r ti stry. No  coinc i de nc e  can giv eris e to s uch a  per f ec t mechan ism in su ch  a comp le x life  f orm  an d end o w it  withperfectfunct i oning, or give it a pair ofw in g s  t h at c anbeat 500 ti mesp er s econ d  s imu l taneo usly.  S u ch a flawless creature  a nd its  amaz ing wings cou ld not hav e c ome into  bei n gt hrough randomstage s, as prop o sed by D arwin :

Yes,indeed, e v e rythinginthe  he ave n s  a nd on Earth b e l ongs  t o Allah . T hose wh o c all  on  so me thing oth er thanAl la har e n ot re a lly foll ow ing  t hei r par t ner-de ities ; th ey  a r e o nly fol l ow i n g [t he ir  own ] c on jectu re.T hey  are on ly guessi ng. (Sur ah  Y unus, 6 6)

# The Per fe ct SystemTh atPercei v e s Scent
When you take a deep b r eath, y ousimul tane ously per cei ve var iou s  smell s, for  exam pl e,f r om th e co ffe eyou are dr i n kin g, th efood  cookin g in the kitchen,t heflowers in th e v ase, a nd  th e  s m oke  o u tsi d e . And yet you p erceive th em al l individu a lly ,because  your n ose c a n analy ze each s mell it d et ects i n t hirty seco nds andthus cand istin g ui sh am ong  3,000  s cen ts.
Messag e s a rrivi ng fro mbillio ns of  s cents ar e transmitted within amatter  of m inu tes to te nso f t housandsof c ells. Thespe edinvol ved hereis e x tr aor d inary . Se v eral mill i on  pi e c es  of data mo v e fro m one  ce l l to a noth er in as little a s  one-thousandt h of a  se con d , ne ve r making a mis tak e. T hese pro ce sses allowyou to i de n tifya smel l very  quickl y .  I n  addit ion,  th e identif ica ti o n and o rg an i zation  ofth e tran smitte d  dat a further increase s sce n t  sens i tiv ity.Th e disti n guis hing and r ecognitionof sme llsfurth er incr ea ses sc ent  s ensitivity in the no se.1
We can  e xpla inthe ex trao r d inary  nat ur e o f the fla w l es s  t ra n smi ssio n asfo llow s: Let'sa ssume th ata  specif ic  pi e c e of d a ta i s carriedalo ng am i llion tele p hone li n es an d that  the n umber o f  th es e lines  is s uddenly r educed to a t ho usan d. In th at  eve nt ,
 lives,_flying at_a high speed in_the direction_it_chooses and_for_as long as_it desires. In_addition, it has been_endowed with the_most_perfect maneuvering and landing abilities.

A mosquito requires a high level of oxygen to beat_its_wings at_this_speed._Therefore, it has a special_respiratory passage that immediately reaches_every cell_in its body. Since this passage is directly_connected_to the outside_air, its cells engage in oxygen exchange without the_need for any intermediate substances. As_a result, a_mosquito_never_becomes tired.

Creating such a_wing in a creature that is_less than 1 cm (0.4 inch)_in size, together with a respiratory system_that makes this possible, is a_display of Allah's astonishing artistry._No coincidence_can give rise to such_a perfect mechanism_in such_a complex life_form and endow it with perfect_functioning, or give_it a pair of wings that_can_beat 500 times_per_second_simultaneously. Such_a flawless creature_and_its amazing_wings_could not have come into being_through_random stages, as proposed by Darwin:

Yes, indeed,_everything in the heavens_and_on Earth belongs to_Allah. Those who call on_something other than Allah are not_really following_their partner-deities;_they are only following [their own] conjecture. They are only guessing._(Surah Yunus, 66)

# The Perfect System_That Perceives Scent

When you_take a_deep_breath, you simultaneously_perceive_various smells,_for example, from the coffee you are_drinking, the_food cooking in the kitchen, the_flowers in the vase,_and_the smoke outside. And yet you_perceive them all individually, because your_nose can analyze each smell_it_detects_in thirty seconds and thus_can distinguish among 3,000 scents.

Messages arriving_from billions of_scents are transmitted within a matter of_minutes_to tens of thousands of cells._The_speed involved here is extraordinary. Several_million_pieces_of data move from one_cell to another in as little_as one-thousandth of a second, never making a mistake._These processes allow_you to identify a smell_very_quickly._In addition, the identification and organization of the transmitted data_further increases_scent sensitivity. The_distinguishing and recognition of smells further increases scent sensitivity in_the nose.1

We can explain the extraordinary nature_of the flawless transmission as follows: Let's assume that a specific_piece of data is carried along a million_telephone lines and that the number of_these lines is suddenly_reduced_to a thousand. In that event,