Does Genesis talk about the Big Bang?

Depends on your theory of creation. In regards of the genesis it has been interpreted to include the big bang also. Whilst it's highly unlikely the world was created in 7 days in our understanding of the word 'day',evolution does follow the creation story too. I.E Light/day....Land/Sea.... Animals

There is only One Book that had spoken about the "Big Bang" - before modern science/astronomy discovered it - and it is the Holy Quran, the Holy Book followed by the true-Muslims throughout the world.

No, because you are not reading genesis correctly. The Big bang would have been covered in the first sentence, "In the beginning god created the heavens and the earth. This would have been the big bang when the universe was created. The part where God said let their be light is much much further away from the big bang, many billions of years later. The Origin words are the earth became lifless and void and darkness was upon the face of the earth. Something happened to earth and it became dark and lifeless, this is perhaps the last extenction, where tons of material were thrown into the atmosphere blocking the sun and life on earth failed. Let there be light would be after many thousands or millions of years later the sun began to shine though the atmosphere again and began to re warm the earth taking it out of it's last frozen void.

I think that as humans knowledge advances we will find more and more that the Bible and science are agreeable. At one time the Biblical statement "as the stars in the sky and the sands of the sea" was scoffed at by scientists as it seemed obvious to them that there was no comparison. There were many more grains of sand than there were stars, but now we know we can't see all the stars.

I truthfully believe that science fully supports our Abrahamic religion. When God said, "Let there be light." He caused the Big Bang to occur. Science helps explain the How God did it, whereas religion explains the Why God did it. The most devout needs to believe that God when said "Let there be light" and the light just appeared. No noise, no explosion. Magic. Science does not accept this. Science needs to find an explanation that has some basis of logic and reason. The Big Bang satisfies this. The ancients did not have the level of understanding of our world as we do today. In telling of the creation myths, they described the stories in the context that they could understand, ergo a god that made things by pure thought. And with God, ancient man could explain his surroundings, the natural world. Science only helps us understand the tools God used, the physical laws that God set up the universe with.

According to the Genesis, God created the world in six days. This does not make sense. It has nothing to do with Big Bang. But then, anything can be interpreted so that it suits conveniently with science. Then one can say that religion and science is inter-related.

May be or may not be. I feel that since scientific theories change over time it is not a good idea push biblical ideas too much. Bible says that God is the creator of all things. Whether it's Big Bang theory or Steady State theory or something else that is true let scientist do that. For me I am happy God is the creator of all; and I would prefer to put a brake there.

I think that the light was the sun....

no genessis cant talk about for the big bang because they think they can become foofl about atlking about for the big bang

luneliza, I don't think they're the same event but that's just purely because I don't believe in the bible. If you're really interested, read more of the bible and read more about science. I think a big problem is that not too many people understand big bang theory and WHY it exists. They think it just comes out of nowhere based on the need to explain the unexplainable. That's not the case, there are in fact multiple lines of eveidence that all point to the huge event known as the big bang theory and all of these lines point to the fact that it happened ~13.7 billion years ago. Anyway, your interpretation is yours alone. You don't need to have other people justify it. If you think genesis includes the big gang, and it works for you, isn't that enough? If you're interested in the theory behind it, I'd suggest checking out www.astronomycast.com - In the archives there is at least one show about the big bang. The best thing about the show is that it's really accessible even if you don't know anything about physics or astronomy etc.