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What if Question: What if the water cycle stopped working? How would life on Earth be affected, and what would happen to ecosystems and human societies?

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What if Question: What if the water cycle stopped working? How would life on Earth be affected, and what would happen to ecosystems and human societies?

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Let’s give thanks to the Creator for providing the endless cycle of water that sustains life on Earth, and for the balance and fairness in how it is distributed to all creatures.

What character lessons can we learn from the water cycle?

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Did you know that the water found on Earth today is all the water that ever existed on the planet?  The reason for this is that water is continuously being recycled from one form to another in a continuous way. The Water Cycle is comprised of four parts, or stages.  These are: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and storage.

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Did you know that the water found on Earth today is all the water that ever existed on the planet?  The reason for this is that water is continuously being recycled from one form to another in a continuous way. The Water Cycle is comprised of four parts, or stages.  These are: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and storage.

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To better appreciate the amount of knowledge, resources and wisdom required to create and maintain the water cycle, let's compare it to a man-made desalination system.

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To better appreciate the amount of knowledge, resources and wisdom required to create and maintain the water cycle, let's compare it to a man-made desalination system.

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Can nature, cause or chance create or control the Water Cycle?

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Can nature, cause or chance create or control the Water Cycle?

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The water cycle is interconnected with ecosystems, climate systems, and human societies, reflecting how divine justice works through the flow and exchange of resources. 

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The water cycle is interconnected with ecosystems, climate systems, and human societies, reflecting how divine justice works through the flow and exchange of resources. 

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The water cycle ensures that water is distributed equitably across the Earth. Through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation, water reaches rivers, lakes, soil, and even the deepest roots of plants that need it. This is reflective of the Divine name "Al Adl", the All Just.