I asserted that it will not be possible. It only the Creator who can resurrect. If I will not be here when science, please take other Muslims of that day at task that one of your denied this.

You know why I am sure? Coz the Quran says so: ONLY ALLAH WILL BRING YOU BACK TO LIFE AGAIN TO JUDGE YOU.

And there is nothing the Quran has stated that has been proved false. So this one will not be proved false. As proof for you, the Quran mentions many scientific facts, long before they were discovered by modern science. 80% of scientific facts has been confirmed. 20% remaining are yet to be confirmed. None of them has been proved false. So they will not prove anything in the Quran false, confirming that it came form the creator of the universe.

facts are facts... undebatable! Shifty assertions that require 'interpretation' after the facts on the subject matter have surfaced to align the said shifty assertions to the newly discovered facts DON'T PASS THAT TEST. if they were indeed pre-established - i suggest that the author should not only have seen the science/facts themselves but also the language. The author would have said "veils of darkness" just give them the name we shall give them later. if you can see the fact why not name it appropriately? naming is simpler! don't wait until facts show up then you go fishing and conveniently say... by the way..."the 3 veils of darkness" are "the anterior abdominal wall; the uterine wall and the amniochorionic membrane".

In reality nobody has ever come back after death to confirm or deny that controversial insinuation
Scriptures written are like folk tales , myths or stories intended for specific subjects. mostly displays their local culture and traditions.
If our ancestors had the same level of written language and exposure scientifically trade ,hardships and many related challenges that force people to explore beyond their comfort zone, our ancestral beliefs would have resulted in an organized mainstream religion.

Tokyo:

The cosmogony of many African tribes, mine included, counted the living, the dead and the unborn as integral members of society, with roles and responsibilities assigned to them.

According to the Gikuyu of the past, your statement that "nobody has ever come back after death" would not have made much sense as indeed there were many such people who 'had come back.'

If your name was Muchoki/Gachoki/Njoki, Muriuki, Kariuki etc you had indeed 'come back.' Similarly if you lived long enough to 'be named' - for someone born to be named after you - it was said that you had not really died, even when your body stopped breathing.

This limited characterization has come to us from the patriarchal 'faith of the desert' - the Judeo/Christian belief system, which includes Islam. It is something not shared by the traditional Asian, African and Oceanic belief systems.