`This is a highly sensitive area as Moore is extensively used as primary evidence by Muslims when looking for ``scientific miracles`` in the Koran. The 3rd edition of his book The Developing Human contains changes by a Muslim, who removed all scientific pages which go against creation by a god and inserted religious texts from the Koran as well as excerpts from the Sayings of Muhammad, the Hadith. This 3rd edition is not available anywhere in the world except some select Islamic states (http://www.onlineislamicstore.com/b6147.html) Abul Qasim Publishing House, Saudi Arabia, 1983, ISBN 0721664925.   The subsequent editions of the same book go back to the normal description:   Growth of science was slow during the medieval period, and few high points of embryologic investigation undertaken during this time are known to us. It is cited in the Quran (seventh century ad), the Holy Book of the Muslims, that human beings are produced from a mixture of secretions from the male and female. Several references are made to the creation of a human being from a nutfa (small drop). It also states that the resulting organism settles in the womb like a seed, 6 days after its beginning. Reference is also made to the leechlike appearance of the early embryo. Later the embryo is said to resemble a ``chewed substance.``    Saunders; 8 edition (September 5, 2007), ISBN-13: 978-1416037064  This shows that Moore's previous statements on embryology in the Koran were not based on serious science, but merely the result of patronage by Al Zindani. Moore's CV also does not reflect any involvement with Islam, the Koran or any ``Islamic embryology``. It also omits mentioning the 3rd edition of his most successful book, The Developing Human. His lecture in Saudi Arabia or any activity in Islamic countries is not there. He has not replied to contact attempts and we have only one single statement from an interview attempt, where he admits not being involved in the Koran for 10 or 11 years. Strange if he were a practising Muslim.  My suggestion is to include only verifiable facts with their sources and leave out any kind of religious propaganda.  `