The Quran presents miraculous signs, such as the she-camel of Salih, which proves its divine origin.

The Quran recounts the story of Salih and the she-camel as a miraculous sign to the Thamud people. However, the claim that a she-camel could emerge from a stone is not substantiated by any historical or archaeological evidence, raising questions about its authenticity. Renowned Islamic commentators, like Ibn Kathir, provide elaborate interpretations to support these claims, but such explanations often rely on mythological narratives rather than verifiable facts. This reliance on commentary rather than direct evidence illustrates a significant gap in the Quran's persuasiveness as a divine text. Furthermore, the Bible presents clear and documented miracles performed by Jesus, which serve as a foundation for Christian faith, contrasting sharply with the ambiguous and mythological nature of the Quranic accounts.