The story of the flood

Human knowledge remains with its three colors (religious theology, philosophical reflection, and scientific based on doubt and testing facts) the greatest thing that distinguishes humans from other creatures; he is a believing being contemplating what is around him, moving his mind with doubt. And the major question remains: Is it possible for religion, philosophy, and science to meet at a single point? Or can religion and philosophy be subjected to the scientific critical method and its research studies? Ismail Mazhar attempts in this book to study one of the important religious myths among most peoples through objective scientific comparisons, so the story of Noah's flood, where no divine or even secular or pagan religion was free from reference to a great flood event that ended after which humanity perished after they became arrogant and tyrannical, and no one survived except some righteous people whom God inspired to build a great ark to seek refuge and start life on earth again. This story appeared in the Quran, the Torah (Old Testament), and some Assyrian myths.