We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this Quran is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things? (Fussilat - 41:53)Unlike the Old Testament, the Qur'an does not provide a continuous and complete account of the creation. Instead of a continuous story, in many places in the book there are some aspects of creation that are evoked, and more or less, the subsequent events that marked it. To get a clearer picture of how the latter is given, we need to collect the fragments scattered in a large number of chapters. The Qur'an deals with many important topics that scientists are interested in, whether they are earthly or celestial phenomena or issues that concern humans. Quotations from the Qur'an are given for each of these topics. There are a number of quotes that speak of scientific phenomena, and their number is over a thousand. In this book, we analyzed more than 300 quotations that refer directly to the creation of the Universe, but due to the volume, the most important ones will be reflected upon. In addition to the citations that specifically describe the creation, forty other citations provide data that are complete with the data listed here. Some of them are merely reflections on the glory of the Creator and Organizer of all stellar and planetary systems. We are all aware to be in equilibrium explained by means of the Newton law of mutual attraction of bodies. This is all in correspondence with this Quranic text: 'We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that this Quran is the truth. Is it not enough that your Lord is a Witness over all things?' (Fussilat - 41:53) This is a clear call to people to investigate and research the Universe as Macrosms and also in atomic microcosms within us. In order to fully understand that sequence and the presentation that the Qur'an offers us, we will let the Qur'an itself say its own story. To this end, every quote from the Qur'an concerning the heavens or the Universe has been specially processed and an attempt has been made to give its true meaning and to connect the modern aspects of science with the traditional way of interpreting the Qur'an. At the same time, in this book, an interrelation has been made, which we will try to bring to the reader at hand, to the depth and importance the Qur'an offers us. The chapters and thematic that are processed are: 1. The creation of the universe and its progress 2. The size and composition of the universe 3. Celestial bodies 4. The Earth and its phenomena 5. Cosmic laws and forces 6. conquest of the universe7. End of the world, However, all the claims posed by the Qur'anic story have yet to be scientifically confirmed. In any case, the authors claim there is not the slightest contradiction between the Qur'anic texts concerning the creation and modern knowledge of the formation of the universe and its possible ending. The book is very interesting to read and the readers through this journey learn not just about Qur'an, but also about scientific theories and facts.