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This analysis reveals the connection between facial expressions and emotions in Al-Qur'an, suggesting alignment with scientific discoveries.
Different sources remark that Darwin is the first who, in 1872, attracted the attention to facial expressions indicating that they reveal the thoughts and intentions of people more truly than words because words may be falsified. What is said by Darwin was rejected first, but after more than a century it was accepted and proved by evidence collected by some other scholars. This paper is intended to prove that Darwin's ideas are strongly supported by verses in Al-Qur'an Al-Kareem. Those verses highly emphasize the relationship between emotions and facial expressions before about one thousand and a half years. It is also intended to prove that what is lately uncovered through the facts of science is previously decided by the Holy Qur'an.
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