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The Miracle of the Camels
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53 days agoThe Qur’an itself draws attention to this when it says:
> “Do they not look at the camels, how they were created?”
(Sūrah Al-Ghāshiyah 88:17)
Here are some of the amazing “built-in miracles” of camels that show the wisdom of Allah in creating them:
🌵 Survival in Harsh Desert
Camels can survive 7–10 days without water and sometimes even longer if food is available.
When water is found, they can drink up to 40 gallons (150 liters) at once.
🐪 The Hump
Many think the hump stores water, but actually it stores fat.
This fat is used as food and energy when food is scarce, keeping the camel alive for weeks.
👀 Protection from Sandstorms
Camels have two rows of long eyelashes and thick eyebrows to shield their eyes.
Their nostrils can close completely to stop sand from entering during storms.
🦶 Special Feet for Desert
Their feet are wide, padded, and flat, spreading out weight so they don’t sink into sand.
This makes them excellent travelers in deserts where other animals would struggle.
🌡️ Tolerance of Heat and Cold
Camels can withstand daytime heat up to 50°C (122°F) and cold desert nights.
Their body temperature naturally adjusts, so they don’t sweat much, saving water.
🍼 Source of Benefit for Humans
Camel milk is rich in vitamins and can stay fresh longer than cow’s milk in hot weather.
They provide meat, skin, and transport, serving humans for thousands of years.
✨ Because of all these features, the camel is often called “The Ship of the Desert” — a living miracle showing Allah’s wisdom and mercy.