Global warming Impacts

 


Global warming Impacts on us

Environmental pollution is one of the biggest problem to the planet. The condition of this earth today, accordingly the verses of the Qur'an, corruption has arisen in the land and water because of man, is viewing in front of my eyes and I am surprised that the Qur'an has told this situation fourteen hundred years ago, but man is still so weak-minded. 




Men should be serious

Men should not taking it seriously.Its a very serious matter. Earth's temperature is rising due to atmospheric pollution, which is causing glaciers to melt, causing floods. Earthquakes are coming, unexpected rains are happening, all this is the result of the progress that man has made in this one century. It doesn't seem like it is being punished by nature. For our future generations, the earth and its environment are not quite right.


Come back to Allah

If humans change their lifestyle and bring themselves to the path of Allah, there is no doubt that nature will be kind to us again. May our seasons be balanced again, may our clouds bring rain, but only as much as is needed, may our barren lands flourish again, may our dry dams be filled with water, if we become justice on the earth of God.

Global warming impact on us very badly.As a human being we must be change and should be serious.Otherwise we will lost our planet due to ours hands.

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