Space has no wind mentioned in Quran

Did you know that Wind exist only in the atmosphere between the sky and earth. There's No Wind In outer space. Quran Mentions this fact in a fascinating way.

Imagine living in a world without satellites, telescopes, or spacecraft. A world where the concept of outer space was unheard of. Yet, in the 7th century, the Quran revealed a profound scientific truth that would remain hidden for centuries.

Wind, an essential aspect of our daily lives, is a phenomenon exclusive to Earth's atmosphere. It's the gentle breeze on a summer day, the raging storm, and the soothing whisper through the trees. But have you ever wondered where wind exists? The answer lies in the Quran.

In Surah Baqarah (2:164), the Quran states:

"The creation of the heavens and the Earth, the difference of night and day, the ships that sail the seas to benefit people, the rain God sends to give life to lifeless Earth and to all kinds of creatures that He scattered over it, the directing winds and clouds are controlled between the sky and earth, these are signs for the people who use intellect."

This verse highlights that winds operate exclusively in the atmosphere between the Earth and the sky, where clouds form. The Quran asserts that wind operates solely within the Earth's atmosphere, between the sky and our planet's surface. Implicitly, the verse indicates that outer space is windless.

In the 7th century, humans lacked the technological prowess to explore space or comprehend atmospheric dynamics. The concept of outer space, as we understand it today, didn't exist. Yet, the Quran accurately describes the relationship between wind, clouds, and the Earth's atmosphere.

It's Not Possible For A human to know it 1400 years ago to go in space to check that wind lies between the space and earth.