At the mugdhah
stage, if an incision is made in the embryo and the internal organ is
dissected, it will be seen that most of them are formed while the others are
not yet completely formed. According to Prof. Johnson, if we describe the
embryo as a complete creation, then we are only describing that part which is already
created. If we describe it as an incomplete creation, then we are only describing
that part which is not yet created. So, is it a complete creation or an
incomplete creation?
There is no better
description of this stage of embryogenesis than the Qur’aanic description, “partly
formed and partly unformed”, as in the following verse:
“We
created you Out of dust, then out of Sperm, then out of a leech-like
Clot,
then out of a morsel Of flesh, partly formed And partly unformed.”
[Al-Qur’aan
22:5]
Scientifically
we know that at this early stage of development there are some cells which are
differentiated and there are some cells that are undifferentiated – some organs
are formed and yet others unformed.
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