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They thus warn each other of approaching dangers.

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They work together to find food and shelter.

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They also help one another by engaging in altruistic behavior.

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Some birds are particularly noteworthy in terms of their intelligence and various abilities.

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For instance, they can dance.

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They can play games with you.

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They can understand what you say.

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They can even imitate sounds.

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Most of us have heard of birds' ability to talk, and we may even have seen this on the television or witnessed it live.

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There is no doubt that these creatures' ability to talk or imitate speech is something quite out of the ordinary.

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Human beings find it difficult to imitate someone else's voice or speech.

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The way that tiny birds are able to flawlessly replicate a great many sounds or exhibit the ability to talk is a most extraordinary state of affairs.

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All these miraculous properties of birds are means whereby we can witness the infinite might of Allah.

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Allah draws our attention to birds in a verse from the Qur'an.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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Do you not see that everyone in the heavens and the earth glorifies Allah, as do the birds with their outspread wings?

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Each one knows its prayer and glorification.

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Allah knows what they do.

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The birds communicate through cries, songs, and body language.

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They employ a variety of sounds to communicate with other members of the flock, neighbors, or family members.

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Every bird's species sings its own particular song, although these songs may vary depending on age, sex, geographical location, and the time of the year.

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In other words, a bird knows what sound to use in which specific environment.

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We, however, are generally unable to understand the message carried by these sounds.

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However, some sounds made by birds do seem familiar to us.

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They sound familiar because these birds are able to imitate the human voice.

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Learning how to use speech, a feature of human language, is something very rarely encountered in animals.

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This feature is known to be present in only a very few animals.

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The best example being the parrots.

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Parrots are able to imitate a great many sounds, such as a creaking door, a bottle being opened, a telephone ring, or a tune being whistled, as well as human speech.

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People are amazed the first time they hear a parrot say hello, when the phone rings, or who is there, when the doorbell rings, or when they call someone they know by his or her name.

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Many people never properly reflect on this amazing phenomenon, or else regard it as something perfectly natural.

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The fact of the matter is that a large number of astonishing events take place in order for a bird to speak a single word.

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In order for a bird to repeat a word, to hear, or to sing a tune, its physical structure needs to be suited to the task.

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Its senses of hearing and sight have to function flawlessly.

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It has to be able to record the data it receives from its senses and its memory, and it also has to have some ability to understand and comprehend.

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Yet birds, like all other animals, are creatures with no free will or reasoning ability.

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Unlike human beings, they have no capacity for thought, taking conscious decisions, or acting in a determined manner in order to put these into practice.

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It is Allah, the omniscient, who causes them to behave in this way, and it is He who permits them to exhibit surprising signs of intelligence.

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We are told in a verse that all living things are under the control of Allah.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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I have put my trust in Allah, my Lord and your Lord.

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There is no creature he does not hold by the forelock.

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My Lord is on a straight path.

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Contrary to what many people imagine, there is more to speaking or to imitating a sound than merely just opening and closing the mouth.

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Complex systems need to co-exist in order for this to happen.

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And all the components of these systems have to work flawlessly, and in complete harmony with one another.

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In the light of all this, birds' ability to imitate sounds displays a great many extraordinary features.

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Birds' throats bear no resemblance to those of human beings.

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Physical structures that play roles in human speech, such as the throat, vocal cords, tongue, lips and teeth, are completely different in birds.

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In fact, birds actually lack some of these organs altogether.

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Scientists examine the way birds sing and speak thanks to fiber optic microscopes they place in their throats.

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In physical terms, however, they still do not know how birds manage to sing and to imitate sounds.

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Birds have no throats of the kind human beings possess, though they have a special organ known as the syrinx that allows them to produce sounds.

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This sound organ is like a dual instrument in the chest, where the windpipe divides into two bronchia.

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One end of the syrinx opens into one bronchium, and the other end into the other, and both of these channels are able to produce sounds.

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This permits the bird to produce two notes at the same time, and even to sing a duet with itself.

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The sounds produced here later mingle with one another, allowing bird songs to contain rich melodies.

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In other words, the complexity of the syrinx determines the complexity of the notes that emerge.

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In addition, sound quality is also influenced by the length of the windpipe, the narrowing of the throat, the muscles in the throat, and the structure and movements of the beat.

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Parrots, minor birds, and some singing birds have more syrinx muscles than other birds.

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In addition, the structure of the organ is more complex.

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This flawless creation in sound production in birds is also present in their sense of hearing.

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Birds have very sensitive ears, and they hear in a different manner compared to human beings.

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In order for birds to recognize a tune, they have to always hear the tune in the same octave.

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Yet, human beings can recognize a melody even if they hear it in a different octave.

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Birds are unable to do this. Instead, they recognize timbres.

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A bird hears a wide variety of sounds to which it can respond thanks to what it remembers as timbres and harmonic variations.

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It is sometimes even able to produce these itself.

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Birds are also able to hear shorter notes compared to humans.

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They are also able to distinguish between sounds very quickly, far better than human beings.

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Birds' ability to perceive sounds is some ten times superior to that of human beings.

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A bird can hear ten different sounds in the time it takes a human being to hear one.

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Birds are so sensitive to sound that they are even able to differentiate musical pieces by such famous composers as Bach and Stravinsky.

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This exceedingly complex sense of hearing in the birds' function is created in a perfect manner.

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It is obvious that each of the components in their sense of hearing has been created with its own special design.

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Allah creates all living things with just the features they need, and He inspires intelligent behavior in them.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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Does he who created the heavens and the earth not have the power to create the same again?

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Yes, indeed, He is the creator, the all-knowing.

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His command when He desires a thing is just to say to it,

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And it is.

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Birds call to one another using the very powerful and very high frequency sounds they produce.

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These sounds range from simple calls to amazingly long and complex songs.

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Some birds, however, make no sounds at all, such as pelicans, storks, and some vultures.

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The acoustically structured sounds that birds use among each other constitute a communication language.

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Bird songs, on the other hand, are generally longer, and usually consist of a series of notes containing a tune.

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Birds songs are usually heard in the spring, though bird calls can be heard all year round.

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These calls allow a simple message to be transmitted very quickly without much energy being expended.

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They also perform a number of functions.

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Birds use calls to communicate, sometimes in order to introduce offsprings to their parents.

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Sometimes to keep the flock together.

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Sometimes to report the presence of a food source somewhere.

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Sometimes to warn the others of enemies.

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And sometimes to frighten enemies away.

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Bird songs are not just random notes.

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They are tunes produced for a specific purpose and bear a specific message.

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These tunes come in an extraordinary variety.

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Song is a much more complex process that the call birds use as a signal to one another.

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They are generally employed by males for purpose of show, for defending their territory, or for courting.

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It is even thought that songs have a social function.

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For example, pairs of birds communicate by way of song when nest building.

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Birds use the most appropriate technique for their habitat and objectives.

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The way that a bird knows which song to sing in which environment, and the meaning and purpose of the song it will sing,

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is not something that it can calculate for itself.

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It is only possible for creatures devoid of thought and judgment to display such intelligent behavior,

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and such foresight by the inspiration of Allah.

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This is the only source of the conscious behavior they engage in, and the abilities they possess.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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And he has made everything in the heavens and everything on the earth subservient to you.

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It is all from him.

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There are certainly signs in that for people who reflect.

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Some birds have another ability, as well as all their other miraculous features.

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Learning.

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The African Grey Parrot is known to be the best talented of all birds when it comes to understanding and learning.

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One of the parrots' striking characteristics is the way it can relate speech to objects or movements.

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For example, if one says good morning to a parrot every morning as one lifts up the tablecloth,

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it may one day say those words of its own accord as the tablecloth is lifted up.

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Indeed, most birds can do this without ever having been specially taught to do so.

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The reason for this is that the birds in question relate these events to the words uttered during the course of them.

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It was long believed that parrots and other talking birds merely engaged in imitation,

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until research showed that these creatures actually have surprising mental abilities.

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Indeed, scientists now believe that they have only just begun to understand the complexity in bird communication.

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Studies performed by Professor Irene Pepperberg since 1977 on the subject of animal behavior have provided information about the bird's ability to speak and to understand.

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The most striking of these studies involved an African parrot named Alex.

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Alex was able to communicate with the researcher by using specific words to understand commands given to him,

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to express his own wishes, to count, and to recognize objects, colors, and shapes.

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According to scientists, this capacity is the result of learning, which itself is an indication of high consciousness.

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At the end of the study, this parrot had learned short, adjective-based sentences.

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For example, it was able to distinguish between red, blue, green, yellow, orange, grey, and purple.

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It was able to use the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in order to determine the number of objects.

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It was able to name 5 different shapes according to whether they had 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 sides.

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When shown a toy car, it was able to say what it was.

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It was also able to understand that an object with a particular color and shape represented a different category, green and three-sided.

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It would answer in terms of a specific category when asked what color or what shape an object was.

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To put it in another way, it would not respond in terms of shape when asked about the color of something,

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but would state the name of the color itself.

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In the same way, it would give the correct answer when asked about something's shape,

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and if the answer square were expected, it would answer in terms of shape rather than of color.

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It was observed as a result of this study that Alex was also able to provide correct answers about names, colors, shapes, and materials not used in the training.

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When shown two different colored keys, for instance, and asked which color key was the larger, Alex would again give the right answer.

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Or when shown the two keys and when asked what the difference was between them, he would say that it was their color.

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This must encourage us to reflect on these as signs of the knowledge and the intelligence in Allah's creation.

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It is Allah who creates birds with their various abilities such as speech and sound imitation.

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It is by the will of Allah that these animals display a superior ability that far exceeds the expected capacity of their brains,

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and exhibit the most astounding behavior.

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This and thousands of other comparable examples in nature are vehicles whereby people can once again see the power and might of Allah,

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showing people who are unaware of Allah's creation will help them ponder on this miracle.

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It is also a means whereby the faithful can grow even deeper in faith.

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Allah has commanded us to reflect on the countless proofs of creation on the earth and in the sky.

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However, it must not be forgotten that only those people who listen to the voice of their conscience,

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can see these evident proofs and by Allah's leave grasp their significance.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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Have they not looked at the sky above them, how we structured it and made it beautiful,

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and how there are no fissures in it,

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and the earth, how we stretched it out and cast firmly embedded mountains onto it,

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and caused luxuriant plants of every kind to grow in it.

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An instruction and a reminder for every penitent human being.

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This rational behaviour in the animals we have been looking at poses a major dilemma

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for the theory of evolution, which claims that the living things in nature develop by

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chance.

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This theory, which has been completely discredited, is unable to offer any evidence to support

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its own claims regarding the origin of life.

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It also leaves unanswered questions about the origin of the countless extraordinary properties

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possessed by living things.

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For years evolutionists have been trying to determine similarities between chimpanzees

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and human beings, in order to obtain evidence regarding the supposed family links between

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the two.

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Yet, despite all the time and effort involved, all their endeavours to get chimpanzees to speak

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have resulted in failure.

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Despite all the efforts of animal trainers and researchers ever since the 17th century,

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to get monkeys to speak, all their labours have ended in disappointment.

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Thus evolutionists struggle to display apes as the most convenient animal to learn speech,

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proved to end in disappointment.

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This has once again revealed that there is no relationship between chimpanzees and human

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beings of the kind dreamed of by evolutionists.

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In addition, the sounds produced by chimpanzees are very primitive when compared to the abilities

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of parrots.

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The ability of certain birds to imitate speech invalidates the idea of evolutionists' main

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claim regarding the evolutionary family tree, also from this point of view.

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The fact that a parrot, which bears absolutely no physical resemblance to human beings, has

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the ability such as speech, which requires considerable intelligence, does not fit into any evolutionary

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pattern.

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According to evolutionists, chimpanzees should be immediately behind man on the fictitious

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evolutionary family tree.

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However, talking birds, one of the living things created by Allah, invalidate these evolutionist

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claims with their high consciousness and ability to imitate sound.

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Another aspect of this subject that troubles evolutionists concerns the origin of bird intelligence.

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If, as evolution maintains, birds are less developed than primates, then how did birds suddenly

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come to acquire this property that primates lack?

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In attempting to account for this, evolutionists ascribe primates' inability to imitate speech

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Birds' throat structures also do not resemble those of human beings in any way, yet thanks

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to the ability bestowed on them by Allah, they are easily able to imitate human speech.

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The invalidity of this evolutionist claim is expressed by W. H. Thorpe, a Cambridge University

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zoologist and recognized authority in the field.

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In these terms, all one can say is that the vocal organs of birds are apparently much less

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appropriate for imitating human speech than those of the chimpanzee or gorilla.

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I think that if you showed a bird syrinx to a laryngologist who had never seen one and

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said, how is it that an animal with this can talk, he would say, it is utterly impossible.

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As we have seen, this ability given to some birds by Allah is an important example that

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invalidates evolutionist explanations.

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No matter how different their throat structures may be, Allah has created birds in such a way

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as to be able to talk.

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These birds do so with a clarity that astonishes human beings.

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We encounter the same fact everywhere when we look in nature, not just in the example discussed

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here.

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Living things possess highly ordered complex structures that totally invalidate the theory

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of evolution's claims of chance.

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Much scientific research in different spheres has totally undermined Darwin's claims.

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The truth is obvious and right before our very eyes.

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Allah has created all living things separately and flawlessly.

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And with ever more immaculate systems, Allah reveals this truth in the Quran.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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He is Allah, the creator, the maker, the giver of form.

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To him belong the most beautiful names.

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Everything in the heavens and the earth glorifies him.

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He is the Almighty, the Almighty.

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He is the Almighty, the Almighty.

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The Almighty.

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Amen.

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It isn't really Lord.

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It believes.

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It is truly wonderful.

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But this means that it's being taken as Puesud and loser gardism.

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It is truly a lasting joy, deep and física.

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There is the veryaterial Amaia timeszetthq.

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During this film, we have been looking at birds that imitate sound

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one of the marvelous life forms created by Allah.

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We have witnessed the perfection of the mechanism they possess in order to be able to replicate the sounds they hear.

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The scientific findings emerging from research reveals that this perfect mechanism in birds is the work of a flawless creation.

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Allah's sublime knowledge and artistry that He manifests in the entities He creates

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are too evident to be covered up by any misleading theory.

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Swans, peacocks, bright-colored parrots, and more living things than can possibly be listed

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even in general terms refute the claims of chance and exhibit the infinite might of our Lord who creates them at every moment.

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Allah has revealed countless proofs of His existence.

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He manifests His omniscience and His infinite knowledge in living things.

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With His infinite compassion, our Almighty Lord causes the most unexpected and the most helpless creatures,

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which often do not even possess a brain, to carry out unbelievable actions.

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As a result of this, many living things large and small all over the world exhibit unexpected actions and behavior that astonish human beings.

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Every living thing carries proofs that show us that it was created.

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All this magnificent creation belongs to our Lord, Allah, Lord of the Earth, the skies, and all that lies between.

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Our duty is to reflect with all honesty on these proofs created by Allah,

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to praise and glorify Him, and to fear Him as His due.

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I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan.

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That is Allah your Lord. There is no God but Him, the Creator of everything.

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So worship Him. He is responsible for everything.

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Everything.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Amen.