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What is Earth?: A Flat Earth Book Paperback – February 6, 2020

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This book deals with one of the most important and most controversial topics; the question of the shape of the earth in several respects. In which the author divided his book chapters in which he dealt with various topics organized in a fine wire to give the reader a solid system and a universal view. He discusses the shape of the Heavens and the Earth in the Qur'an, discusses the evidences of the commentators of the Quran, discusses the logical and scientific evidences that confirms the form of the earth as is currently recognized, and brought a new perspective that has not been previously mentioned and that in several topics scattered in the pages of this book. The book also puts in the hands of the reader an integrated system of the Heavens and the Earth

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February 6, 2020
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6 x 0.87 x 9 inches
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1707973946
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978-1707973941
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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (February 6, 2020)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 345 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1707973946
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1707973941
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.12 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.87 x 9 inches

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AbdulAziz AlNazari, Emirati writer, avid reader, religious researcher, a philosophy student and fictional character designer who has a passion for legends and myths. He authored few Arabian Books and this book "7000 Worlds" is considered his first English literary work.

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Salhi

A waste of time and money on a piece of garbage

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2020

A worthless piece of garbage containing half baked conspiracy theories with undeveloped fictitious ideas. Junk and flawed flat-earther logic that flies in the face of 2500 years of science advancement and knowledge. An invitation back to the middle ages The author excessively uses Quranic verses out of context to pass lies as facts. Without demonstrating or proving them as facts. The life of the Kardashians is more interesting than this worthless waste of paper The author is delusional to the point that he will be ridiculed for being this backward, he should have picked up a scientific book and learned a thing or two. Other than that the author comes across as arrogant and shows signs of Dunning-Kruger. This arrogance is a stark sign of ignorance. If you're looking to find a book full of examples of logical fallacies, this it. There is hardly a paragraph that doesn't have a logical fallacy or more. On further inspection, the authors comes across as a religious zealot, not even the good kind. The kind that believe's somehow he's out of the chosen people just for being an Arab or a Muslim! The complete contrary of the Islamic message. Then the author shows great ignorance and bias when the idea of the interpretation of the Quran comes into focus. He neglects established interpretations and decides to venture off on a fictional quest of personal opinions and interpretations that have been refuted by Muslims centuries ago. He takes the position of an Atheist against the contents of the Quran, while claiming to be a providing an alternate interpretation. For instance, taking words like "Firasha" which is literally means (furnished) and generalizes that to mean flat earth. Then he attempts to explain scientific matters based on fantasy and legends. Not even canon from the interpretations of the Quran. But actual scientific matters from his own dark mind What is worse is that the author practices intellectual dishonesty on one occasion quoting Al Fakhr Al Razi on the meaning of Firash, but intently leaves out the part where Al Razi validates that the earth is a Globe. We have an author that denies gravity, and fails logically to provide any proof of this alternate reality that he's proposing. In summary, a science denying author using the mechanisms provided by science to deny science. Illogical on most occasions but mostly absurd baseless claims on both Islam and Science with a hint of conspiracy theories against Muslims in particular. Delusional on many occasions and extremely biased on the way the content is presented. Really, a worthless waste of paper and effort

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Abdulrahman Al Nazari

Best of the best

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020

One of best to read. It’s all about religion and science in the same path and it’s too easy to understand and believe.

Just read and ignore your current logics and leave it to time to build your new logics

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Kingsley V

Religious Bunk

Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020

If there's one thing I've learned in history class, it's to ALWAYS trust the self-serving framework of a religion over the empirical findings of the scientific method. Forget everything we've learned about physics, the change of seasons, the shape of our universe, and instead trust that "God" told a few select men how things really are. Nothing suspicious here...

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A very interesting book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 30, 2020

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Please if you haven't yet read it, I recommend it, the author shares a very interesting view of reality.
I strongly recommend it.

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