SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES
Qur'an 2:30–34 · 15:26–29 · 17:70 · 33:72 · 51:56
The Qur'an grounds human dignity, knowledge, trust, worship, and responsibility; biological and historical details require careful separation from theological claims.
WHAT IS CONFIRMED
- Humans are honored, morally responsible, and entrusted with choice.
- Adam is taught the names, which anchors knowledge and responsibility in the human profile.
WHERE CERTAINTY ENDS
- The data should not claim more than revelation states about biological mechanisms, timelines, or anthropology.
Core dignity, worship, trust, and accountability claims are Qur'anic; scientific anthropology should be handled as a separate interpretive layer.