Do you believe that it could be similar Human life on other planets?

Answer 1

No. I personally feel very strongly that the only planet that can support the HUMAN life is the Earth.Other planets may support other types of life but not the HUMAN life.

By science, there's no evidence that any of them can support it.

more importantly, when reading many verses of the holy Quran I could feel of the uniqueness of the Earth as the suitable environment for the life of the mankind.

*("He Who has, made for you the earth like a carpet spread out; has enabled you to go about therein by roads (and channels); and has sent down water from the sky." With it have We produced diverse pairs of plants each separate from the others.

54. Eat (for yourselves) and pasture your cattle: verily, in this are Signs for men endued with understanding.

55. From the (earth) did We create you, and into it shall We return you, and from it shall We bring you out once again)

Holy Quran,(20:52-55)

*About Adam & Eve, Allah says:

(They said: "Our Lord! We have wronged our own souls: If thou forgive us not and bestow not upon us Thy Mercy, we shall certainly be lost."

24. ((Allah)) said: "Get ye down. With enmity between yourselves. On earth will be your dwelling-place and your means of livelihood,- for a time."

25. He said: "Therein shall ye live, and therein shall ye die; but from it shall ye be taken out (at last)")

Holy Quran,(7:23-25)

*('See ye not how Allah has created the seven heavens one above another,

16. "'And made the moon a light in their midst, and made the sun as a (Glorious) Lamp? 17. "'And Allah has produced you from the earth growing (gradually),

18. "'And in the End He will return you into the (earth), and raise you forth (again at the Resurrection)?

19. "'And Allah has made the earth for you as a carpet (spread out),

20. "'That ye may go about therein, in spacious roads.'" )

Holy Quran,(71:15-20)

- I think the speciality of the Earth as a homeland to the mankind can be felt very strongly when observing the verses above that obviously express the strong relationship between the humanity & the Earth.

- Even in the Arabic language,when a preposition comes at the beginning of the sentence it mostly indicates or assures some kind of speciality, that's found in the previous verses, like for example:

(ON Earth will be your dwelling-place....)

- Another thing, there's a verse in the holy Quran that says in Arabic:

(الحمد لله رب العالمين)ٍSometimes, it's translated as :

( All praise is for Allah, the Lord of all Creation)

& other times, it's translated as :

( All praise is for Allah, the Lord of all Worlds)

Holy Quran,(1:2)

- Yes, Allah is the Only Lord of all Creations, & of all worlds, the world of humans, the world of animals, the world of plants.etc. So, it doesn't necessarily mean or indicate that there must be another human world outside the Earth.

- I think that searching for the HUMAN life resources on other planets is nothing but a waste of both time & money. I strongly tend to believe that it's only the Earth that can support the human life.

Allah knows best.

"Believe"? "Could"? Perhaps; with hundreds of billions of stars in this galaxy, and hundreds of billions of galaxies beyond our own, is it "possible"? Yes.

Likely? Not so much.

However, Sir Fred Hoyle (the the British astronomer who invented the term "big bang") also came up with the idea of "panspermia" - the idea that life did not originally arise here on Earth, but MAY, PERHAPS, have come from elsewhere, via comets or interstellar dust. If so, it's vaguely possible that there may be MANY planets bearing some incredibly distant "cousins" of ours. So far, there is precisely ZERO evidence of this; but we have ventured but a little way into our own solar system and we have NO idea of what might be "out there".

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Sometimes, holy writ can answer questions of a scientific nature even outside the gambit of presently-known science. For instance, via holy Christian writings as well as those gathered into 'The Bible' - writings used by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for instance, we may be able to learn the following:

... that God has created "worlds without number" ... and "the inhabitants thereof are as numberless as the sands upon the seashore" [Moses 1:28] ... 'and the inhabitants thereof, are begotten sons and daughters unto God', ... "But only an account of this earth, and the inhabitants thereof, give I unto you ... For behold there are many worlds ..." [Moses 1:35]