Since embarking on my journey in anthropology, questions of existence and the origin of humanity have relentlessly pursued me, drawing me into the deepest realms of thought and contemplation.
This book takes the reader on a fascinating and stimulating journey exploring the origin and evolution of humankind, addressing the fundamental questions that preoccupy the human mind: How did humanity begin? How did its identity and consciousness evolve into a thinking and creative being? And at what moment did its profound understanding of the meaning of life emerge?
Between scientific theories of evolution and religious narratives recounting the creation of the first human being, this book seeks to build an intellectual bridge between science and religion. It examines Quranic texts that may explain the missing link that has puzzled scientists for centuries. Through in-depth research and systematic comparison, the author presents a new perspective that harmonizes the concepts of faith with scientific discoveries, thus redefining the relationship between evolution and divine mandate.
This book is not merely a study in anthropology but an invitation to reflect on the origin and identity of humanity and how scientific thought and religious faith can complement each other to understand the greatest story in history: the story of man.
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