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Blood Vessels: A Flawless
                                   Transportation Network


                 ious places in the body. That will cause edemas and injuries
                 from burst veins, if not gangrene. Since insufficient blood
                 returns to the heart, the amount of oxygenated blood will be
                 very low, and clean, oxygenated blood sent by the heart will
                 be insufficient for nourishing the body. If this imbalance per-
                 sists, the organs will begin to die.
                    Considering the importance of the equal amount of blood
                 coming and going, you can clearly see that this is a perfect bal-
                 ance specially created by God, in His name as The Giver of
                 Life (Al-Muhee).  As we examine everything in detail, we
                 become better acquainted with God, our Creator, and can
                 comprehend His might. It shows us that we owe God for
                 everything. For all the blessings created by God, a person
                 must praise Him constantly and live for His approval. The
                 unbelievers seek for alternative explanations for the signs of
                 creation in living things, and with those explanations, think
                 that they can make others deny the existence of God and His
                 creation. However, God is the Superior, the Powerful, the
                 Mighty and the Unconquerable. This fact is stated in a verse:
                    God has written, "I will be victorious, I and My messen-
                    gers." God is Most Strong, Almighty. (Surat al-Mujadala:
                    21)
                    After its journey in the veins, blood returns to the heart to
                 be transported to the lungs, where the transported carbon
                 dioxide will be dropped off. The only veins in the body that
                 carry oxygen-rich blood are the pulmonary veins. When we
                 examine the "pulmonary circulation" in the body, you will
                 better understand why the pulmonary veins assume
                 such a different responsibility.


                                                                       Adnan
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