Dark Matter
The superimposed heavens in the Quran are
the extra spatial dimensions in modern
physics.
Astronomers have just confirmed the existence
of Dark Matter . This mysterious Dark Matter is
invisible however it provides the bulk of gravity
that holds galaxies (not the regular matter that
forms stars and planets). This invisible Dark
Matter has weird collision properties
(collisionless).

Simply put: we cannot see
Dark Matter nor collide with it but we can
detect its gravity.
In this image, two huge clusters of invisible
Dark Matter (in blue) clashed with each other:
With each cluster having a mass of 10,000
galaxies (each cluster a quadrillion times the
mass of the Sun, 10 !!!) (See: Universe Today ).
However upon impact, instead of disintegrating
into smaller pieces, they passed through each
other unscathed! This means that they did not
collide with each other either! They simply
passed through each other!!!
In order to explain why this invisible Dark
Matter neither collides with each other, nor
does it collide with us but still we detect its
gravity, physicists and cosmologists are working
on theories with extra dimensions. Traditionally
scientists thought that we live in a four
dimensional universe: Time and the usual three
spatial dimensions of length, width and height
(x,y,z).

However today there is evidence for six
extra spatial dimensions. So we cannot see
nor collide with this Dark Matter because it is
mass in the remaining six extra dimensions.


According to the Quran, we cannot
see nor collide with Jinn but they have weight:
[ Quran 55.31] We [Allah] will
settle your affair, both you of
weight (man and jinn)
Thukl ﺛﻘﻞ in Arabic means weight. Thakalain
ﺛﻘﻠﻴﻦ means weight for two (binary mode).

The
Jinn have weight means that we can detect
their gravity and they can detect our gravity. So
according to the Quran we cannot see the Jinn
nor collide with them but we can detect their
gravity.


Just as the Jinn are of different type that we
cannot see nor collide with but we can detect
their gravity, there are six other Heavens that
we cannot see nor collide with either but we
can detect their gravity, superimposed above
the visible one:


[Quran 41.12] So [Allah] decreed
them as seven heavens (one above
the other) in two days and
revealed to each heaven its orders.
And We [Allah] adorned the lowest
heaven with lights, and protection.
Such is the decree of the Exalted;
the Knowledgeable.
According to the Quran, only the lowest heaven
has visible light.

This means that this Dark
Matter exists in the six Heavens superimposed
above the lowest one. Also according to the
Quran, each of these remaining six Heavens is
of a different type and each has its own planets
like Earth:


[Quran 65.12] Allah is the one who
created seven Heavens and from
Earth like them (of corresponding
type); [Allah's] command descends
among them so that you may know
that Allah is capable of anything
and that Allah knows everything.



Earth is not a unique planet in Islam. Other
planets like Earth do exist throughout the other
six Heavens. It is just that we cannot see them
nor collide with them but we can detect their
gravity.


General relativity predicted gravitational
lensing, that is, the gravitational field generated
by a galaxy causes the light passing through it
to bend (change direction). Dark Matter does
not emit any light but we can still map its
location by using gravitational lensing, that is,
by detecting where light is bending in places
where it shouldn't. In the above image and
video light gets bent by invisible Dark Matter in
places where it shouldn't. Moslems say that
this is how God challenges nonbelievers to
detect the remaining six superimposed
Heavens:

[Quran 67.3-4] [Allah] is the one
who created seven superimposed
Heavens " ﺳﺒﻊ ﺳﻤﻮﺍﺕ ﻃﺒﺎﻕ ". You do


not see variations in the
formations of the Compassionate,
so redirect your sight , do you see
any creation (Futtur in Arabic
ﻓﻄﻮﺭ )? Then redirect your sight
again, your vision returns to you
in defeat and regret.
Futtur in Arabic ﻓُﻄﻮﺭ is a noun meaning
creation out of nothing (it does not mean
"rip"). Its verb in past tense is Fattara ﻓَﻄَﺮَ and
is found in Quran 6.79 meaning "created" (The
verb that does mean "ripped" or "destroyed" is
its opposite: Tafattara ﺗَﻔَﻄّﺮَ as in Quran 19:90 .
Its noun is Tafattur .)ﺗﻔﻄُّﺮ So the question in
the Quran is "Do you see any creation out of
nothing?". Your initial answer should be NO.
But in the second verse, when you are
supposed to redirect your sight your answer will
change to YES, with defeat. Why should you
redirect your sight when you observe Dark
Matter? Why should you look to
another direction and then back? Well the
gravity of a massive object makes you see the
background stars in another direction:





This is how we detect Dark Matter today, the
background images are lensed at a certain
angle. Since Dark Matter does not emit any
light then we have to trace the light from the
background galaxies. From the distances and
the angle of lensing we estimate the mass of
the Dark Matter.

So when detecting the
superimposed seven heavens you have to look
away and then back in order to measure the
angle. No angle no Dark Matter.
How could an illiterate man who lived 1400
years have known that light could change
direction? How could he have known about
Dark Matter and Gravitational Lensing?



The Quran insists on seven superimposed
heavens. We are in the lowest heaven, Angels
on your shoulders are in the seventh heaven,
and Satan (Jinn) passing through you are in one
heaven in-between. However all seven heavens
are superimposed. We cannot see nor collide
with Angels nor Jinn but we can detect their
gravity, however these are the exact same
properties of Dark Matter, we cannot see them
nor collide with them but we can detect their
gravity. String Theory explains what they are:


They are mass in other dimensions.
Traditionally physicists thought that the smallest
particles in atoms were point like, that is, they
looked like points. However recently discovered
evidence suggest that the smallest particle is
not point like, as previously thought, but rather
a vibrating string of energy.

But physicists also
discovered that these strings need more than
three spatial dimensions to vibrate in.
Particularly they need six extra spatial
dimensions. In all versions of String Theory
there are 10 dimensions: "Time" plus the usual
three spatial dimensions x,y,z (4 dimensions,
our observable universe) plus six extra spatial
dimensions making a total of ten dimensions (1
time + 9 spatial = 10 dimensions).