“Embryology in The Quran” by Hamza Andreas Tzortzis is a concise yet impactful analysis that examines the scientific accuracy and miraculous claims surrounding the Qur’anic descriptions of human embryonic development. Tzortzis systematically compares the detailed, sequential stages of fetal growth mentioned in various Qur’anic verses (such as Nutfah, Alaqah, and Mudghah) with contemporary modern embryology. This work serves as a powerful resource for Islamic apologetics and Dawah, asserting that the precision of these ancient descriptions constitutes a profound divine sign that points towards the supernatural origin of the Quran.