[49] It was formed in two days, and a mountain was formed from the ground, and God blessed it in four days. Thus, according to paragraphs 9 and 10, the earth and the mountains were created in six days. Verses 11 and 12 state that, in addition, the sky was created in two days. The Arabic word used in the first chapter of the 11th paragraph of chapter 41 is the word "y" (pronounced suma), which means "next" or "more" or "more". Many Bible translations use the word "after" which means "after that." Stomach. If the word "suma" is incorrectly translated as "then", then the total duration of the creation of the heavens and the earth is eight days, in contrast to the other terms that the heavens and the earth formed in six days, and also inconsistent with the theory of the great eruption, as well as the contents of chapter 21, which constitutes earth and earth. However, the correct translation of the word "suma" should mean "more" or "not only" or "in other words". Abdullah Yusuf Ali translated this word into English as "More", which means the same as the above three words, which can lead us to know that along with the earth and the mountains and some other things that were created in six days, the sky was created in two days simultaneously. Thus, a total of only 6 days can be added, not 8 days. Suppose a construction contractor says he will complete a 10-story building with a fence within six months. Later, when it was finished, he explained that it took two months for the foundations to be laid, and that it took four months for the building to be laid. Therefore, what he said at the beginning and what he said after the construction was not contradictory, only when the construction was completed, he gave more details.