5287 - وقال إبراهيم بن طهمان، عن شُعبة، عن قتادة، عن أنس بن مالك قال:قال رسول الله ﷺ: (رُفِعْتُ إلى السِّدرة، فإذا أربعة أنهار: نهران ظاهران ونهران باطنان، فأما الظاهران: النيل والفرات، وأما الباطنان: فنهران في الجنة، فأتيت بثلاثة أقداح: قدح فيه لبن، وقدح فيه عسل، وقدح فيه خمر، فأخذت الذي فيه اللبن فشربت، فقيل لي: أصبت الفطرة أنت وأمتك).
the correct answer when he reported that heavy rains had been observed to fall in the upper reaches of the river and that these were sufficient to account for the flooding, [R: 208]. 5287 - Ibrahim bin Tahman said, on the authority of Shubah, on the authority of Qatada, on the authority of Anas bin Malik, who said: The Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, said: (I was raised to the Sidra, and there were four rivers: two external rivers and two internal ones, As for the outer two: the Nile and the Euphrates, and as for the two, they are two rivers in Paradise, So I brought three mugs: a mug with milk, a mug with honey, and a mug of wine, So I took the one in which there was milk and drank it, and it was said to me: You have acquired the natural instinct, you and your nation).
May be this scientfic talk can make sense which some rivers can comes at the first from heaven from flooding with doing og rains, as the rest of Hadith, we talk abut it before in another hadith in drinks category.
Prospecting for groundwater
Although the origin of the water in the Earth that seeps or springs from the ground was long the subject of much fanciful speculation, the arts of finding and managing groundwater were already highly developed in the 8th century BCE. The construction of long, hand-dug underground aqueducts (qanāts) in Armenia and Persia represents one of the great hydrologic achievements of the ancient world. After some 3,000 years qanāts are still a major source of water in Iran.
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