Does the Almighty's saying {Emerging from between the backbone and the ribs} contradict modern medical facts regarding the origin of semen?

Contemporary atheistic discourse manifests a state of intellectual bankruptcy, where objectors rush to raise flimsy linguistic and scientific doubts about the Qur'anic text, ignoring the major existential questions that atheism is unable to answer. Among the most prominent of these doubts is what is raised regarding the Almighty's saying:

{Emerging from between the backbone and the ribs}

Arab atheism, in particular, suffers from a cognitive and linguistic poverty; it attempts to project its deficient understanding onto the verses of the Wise Book. In this context, we present a scientific and linguistic refutation that clarifies the ultimate precision in the Qur'anic expression. Does semen truly emerge from between the backbone and the ribs? Or does the flaw lie in the objectors' understanding of the principles of language and the facts of medicine?

Scientific and Linguistic Refutation

Responding to such doubts, despite their naivety to specialists, has become an urgent necessity given the many questions we receive from youth who may be confused by the deception practiced by atheists. The response addresses the following points:

• A linguistic analysis of the verse's vocabulary and its context in the Arabic tongue.

• Medical facts related to the origin of the testes and ovaries in the embryonic stage.

• Clarification of the anatomical position referred to by the noble verse and its relationship to blood and nerve supply.

We invite you to watch the detailed explanation in the attached video, asking Allah to make it beneficial for those seeking the truth.