Artificial
Fertilization Must Occur in Darkness to Avoid Failure
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The process
of fertilization is artificially achieved by extracting eggs, retrieving a
sperm, and then manually combining an egg and sperm in a laboratory dish. The
embryo is then transferred to the uterus. This process is called in vitro
fertilization (IVF). The babies that were fertilized using IVF are called tube
babies. See the following video about IVF See (1:14 min YouTube Video
OR Download
Video)
- In the female reproductive tract, eggs and embryos are
in a dark environment, while during the IVF, they are exposed to various
visible and invisible lights such as daylight, microscope, and laminar
hood fluorescent lights. Studies have shown that light could damage
cellular compartments of eggs and embryos and consequently decrease rates
of fertilization, development, and blastocyst formation. See the following
papers
v "Toxic effect of light on oocyte
and pre-implantation embryo: a systematic review"
v "How to Reduce the Potential Harmful Effects of Light on Blastocyst Development during IVF."
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This
recently discovered fact was indicated in the Quran [39:6] “Allah Created you
in the womb of your mothers, one stage of creation after another, in three
veils (layers) of darkness”
- Professor Keith L. Moore
mentioned that the three Veils of darkness are:
(1) Represents the interior abdominal wall.
(2) The uterine wall.
(3) The amniochorionic
membrane.
v See (Link to YouTube OR 57 sec Download Video)
by Professor Keith Moore.
Related Material:
v The
Three Dark Stages of the Baby in the Womb (3:41 min YouTube Video OR Download
Video)