why we have moon and sun?

Answer 1

we don't have them for reasons. they JUST ARE. as are we.

you might as well ask

"WHY ARE YOU THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE??"

get it.

Answer 2

(v) Orbits



We learn from the Quran that:



“By the sky full of paths and orbits.”

(The Quran, 51:7)



The entire universe is full of paths and orbits. The Quran also tells us that:



“(Allah is the) One who created the night , and the day, and the sun and the moon, swim along, each in its (own) orbit.” (21:33)





“It is not permitted to the sun to overtake the moon, nor can the night outsrip the day, each swims along in its (own) orbit.” (36:40)





While referring to the Sun and the Moon in the Quran, it is emphasized that each moves in a certain orbit. There are about 200 billion galaxies in the universe, consisting of nearly 200 billion stars in each. All celestial bodies including planets, satellites of these planets, stars and even galaxies swim along their own orbits.



It is mentioned in another verse, too, that the Sun is not static but moves in a definite orbit.



“The sun runs on its fixed course for a term (appointed); that is the decree of the All-Mighty, the All-Knowing.” (Yaseen 36:38)



According to the calculations of experts on astronomy, the Sun is travelling at an enormous speed of 150 miles per second. It means that the sun travels roughly 12,960,000 miles a day!



The fact that this information was present in the Quran long before it was discovered by the mankind is yet another testimony that Allah, the All-Knowing, and the All-Wise is the source of this knowledge.



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(vi) Different nature of the sun and the moon



“Allah is the One who made the sun a shining object and the moon as a light, and measured out (their) stages, that you may know the number of years and the count (of time), Allah did not create this but in truth; He (thus) explains His signs in detail, for those who understand.” (The Quran, 10:5)





“We have built above you seven strong (heavens) and placed therein a blazing lamp.” (78:12-13)





“Do you not see how Allah has created the seven heavens one above another; And made the moon a light in their midst, and made the sun a lamp.” (71:15-16)





“Blessed is He who made constellations in the skies and placed therein a lamp (sun) and a moon giving light.” (25:61)





The Quran uses two different words for the sun and the moon. When it refers to the moon, the word is “NOOR” (light) and when it refers to the sun, the word is “SIRAJ” or “ZIA” (lamp). We also learn from the second verse given above that the sun is the only source of light for our solar system. The Quran also tells us that the moon only reflects the sun’s light. These facts are in perfect harmony with discoveries made in astronomy in not very distant past. The Quran had disclosed these facts 14 centuries ago.


http://www.cometoislam.com/IslamandScience.htm

Answer 3

Hi,
The sun gives us light and heat and with other magnetic pull of the other plants, the distance is maintained so the earth doesn't boil or freeze.
The moon helps the earth by pulling the magnetic field around it. This in turn creates the tides around the world.

Answer 4

A person is having a father and sons(sometimes).So we (the earth) are having a father(the sun) and a son(the moon).

Answer 5

Why do we have earth?

It's a part of our life dear .The God created them.We cannot do anything in that case.But they are not harmful also.

Answer 6

Because God made it... Just see the bible in Genesis Chapter 1.

Answer 7

We get energy from both places....

They help you to live and have energy in your body..

Answer 8

its luck. just like why are there stars

Answer 9

cause we need the tides !

Answer 10

we don't have, its all imagination