Prophet Mohammed said:

    "The Hour will not be established till the land of the Arabs becomes pastures and rivers as it used to be." Sahih Muslim
 

Professor Zandani, one of the contemporary Muslim scientists asked professor Alfred Koroze if there is any scientific studies that show that the Arab lands will be once again rainy with gardens, he said

"This is a well-established fact that geologists not only agree on but even can calculate when such matters happen…

"when we studied the geological history of the earth, we have discovered that it underwent different geological eras among which was the glacial era in which a large quantity of sea water froze in the north pole, this frozen water always took its way southwards covering what it passes by and even changed the atmosphere of the earth, when  this will happen again as most scientifc studies affirm, the atmosphere in the Arab peninsula will be cold and it will be the rainiest place in the world,  and the number of rivers in the Arab Peninsula will outnumber the numbers of rivers in any place in the world."

It is noteworthy that world climate is changing because of the global wormimg, this will lead to a slight change in the temperature of the earth, this will cause the huge masses of ice to melt, and floods will sweep the world. Most importantly the Arab Peninsula will be greatly affected and it will be so rainy with the result that many rivesrs and lakes will be formed. Many Pastures will also be foremed. So scince support the prophet's hadith.

Who told prophet mohammed these historical facts that were only discovered in the last few decades?

Who told him that the Arab peninsula will be once again rainy though this fact was only discovered only few years ago by modern Geology?

Indeed, he is a prophet from God as no one could know such facts unless he is a prophet from God( Allah).

One more important thing: Why did he indulge himself in such facts that surely seemed unbelievable to his contemporaries who were surrounded by barren desert unless he was a prophet?

By Magdy Abdalshafy