MIRACLES OF THE BRAIN: SMELL AND TASTE

Medicine and biology books explain that we owe our senses of smell and taste to our nose, tongue and brain. It is true that we smell and taste with the help of these organs. But to whom do we owe our nose and brain? This supreme intelligence belongs to God, Who has created the whole human body down to its smallest detail.

MIRACLES OF THE QUR'AN

The unique style of the Qur’an, which was revealed 14 centuries ago, and the superior wisdom it represents are definite proof that it is the word of Allah. Additionally, the Qur’an has many miraculous aspects which prove that it is sent by Allah. One of them is that some scientific facts, which we have only been able to discover by the technology of the 20th century, were stated in the Qur’an 1400 years ago. These facts which could not have been known at the time of the Qur’an’s revelation once again show to the man of today that the Qur’an is the word of Allah.

BIOMIMETICS: TECHNOLOGY IMITATES NATURE

Did you know that the architect of the Eiffel tower was inspired by the femur, the lightest and strongest bone of the human body? This is just an example of what we are going to tell you in this film. Everywhere, every living being, from plants to animals, on land and in sea, is equipped with amazing features. The purpose of this film is to show that the things people think they have attained with their own skill already exist in nature and to remind how wrong it is for man to be arrogant.

ARCHITECTS IN NATURE

Honey bees, which make perfect hexagonal hives; beavers, which construct dams suited to fine engineering calculations; termites, which, although blind, build complex skyscrapers; weaver birds; paper wasps, which make multi-storied apartment blocks from paper; spiders, masters of , and thousands of other master architects in nature… In this film, you will watch these amazing architects in nature feeling wonder at the characteristics God has inspired in these creatures.

ANIMALS THAT TRAVEL (FOR CHILDREN - 8)

There are many migratory animals in nature: Birds, butterflies, turtles, salmon and eels are only a few of them. The distances these animals travel during migration is expressed in thousands, even in tens of thousands of kilometers.
Do you know how does the new generation of Monarchs that has never before gone on a migratory flight know the way? The migration story of Monarch butterflies and the wondrous journey of the salmon will fascinate you!

FOR MEN OF UNDERSTANDING - III (CAMOUFLAGE IN THE NATURE)

The tiger which is perfectly camouflaged, with its agility, powerful jaw, claws, speed and strength, is the perfect hunter. Another characteristic of the tiger is that it never allows the wind to be at its back while tracing its prey, since the wind blowing from behind it would carry its odour to its prey and hence cause it to be noticed.