القس المصري سابقا ابراهيم هلال يروي لنا قصة اسلامه و ما واجهه من متاعب بعد اسلامه -- He is telling his story how he faced many problems after converting to Islam.

Abbas Ibn Firnas, or \'Abbas Qasim Ibn Firnas (810 – 887 A.D.) (Arabic: العباس بن فرناس) was a Berber[1] humanitarian, technologist, and chemist who lived in the Umayyad Caliphate of Córdoba in Al-Andalus. In 822, a new Caliph named \'Abd al-Rahman II took the throne, and he began to gather together talented individuals. He began with an Iraqi musician called Ziryab who fostered the development of the sciences. Another one was the young astronomer and poet Abbas Ibn Firnas. In 852, under a new Caliph, a daredevil named Armen Firman decided to fly off a tower in Córdoba using a huge winglike cloak to break his fall. He survived with minor injuries, and the young Ibn Firnas was there to see it. This was considered to be the first parachute.

السماء في القرآن - الاعجاز العلمي في القرآن الكريم Dr. Zaghloul Al Najjar -- The Heaven in the Qur\'an -- Scientific Miracles of the Holy Qur\'an