This paper explores the intersection between modern quantum physics and Quranic miracles, analyzing how the concept of wave function collapse may serve as a scientific lens to understand extraordinary divine acts. Drawing from examples such as Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) being saved from the fire, Prophet Musa (A.S.) parting the sea, and the knife not cutting Prophet Ismail (A.S.), this study connects the collapse of quantum possibilities into observable outcomes with Quranic descriptions of miracles. The paper argues that miracles can be perceived not as violations of natural law, but as manifestations of deeper laws of creation that transcend ordinary perception. Integrating Quranic verses, Islamic philosophy, and quantum theories, the paper opens a new paradigm for dialogue between science and spirituality.

Quantum Physics, Quran, Miracles, Wave Function Collapse, Islamic Philosophy