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The Prophet (saas) describes the increase of murder in the
               End Times in these words:


                       The Hour (Last Day) will not be established until
                                     murder will increase.
                                           (Bukhari )



                            Science and Technology

                    The Prophet Muhammad (saas), as we all know, lived four-
               teen centuries ago. Historical records show that, when the Qur’an

               was revealed, Arab society did not have the technology to enable
               it to conduct investigations of the world or the universe.
               Therefore, there is a significant difference between the level of sci-
               ence and technology at the time, when the Prophet (saas) lived,

               and our own. Actually, the difference has persisted into the be-
               ginnings of the twentieth and the twentyfirst centuries. A clear
               proof of this is that a few technological innovations whose names
               were unpronounceable just a few decades ago have become indis-

               pensable elements of our lives today.
                    Despite these enormous differences, in the seventh century,
               the Prophet (saas) revealed a number of truths about the future. In
               the following pages, we will examine the hadiths describing the

               degree of scientific and technological knowledge of the End
               Times. We will see that what the Prophet (saas) predicted fourteen
               centuries ago is coming true in our time.


                                Medical Technology:

                    For ages, living a long life has been one of humanity’s chief

               goals, one which it has spent much effort to achieve. In this re-


                                               Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
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