According to search-discovered classical Islamic scholarship, the principle of 'creation from water' (Khalq min al-Ma') is a fundamental Quranic doctrine of life's origins. In his comprehensive tafsir, Ibn Kathir explains that the verse 'And We made from water every living thing' (Quran 21:30) signifies that water is the origin and basis of all biological life. This is further detailed in other verses, such as 'Allah has created every living creature from water' (24:45). Al-Tabari's linguistic analysis clarifies that the Arabic term 'ma'' can refer both to literal water—the essential substance for cellular life—and, in specific contexts like human creation (25:54), to seminal fluid, highlighting a dual miracle of universal biological origin and specific human procreation. This synthesis, spanning multiple verses, establishes water as a profound sign (ayah) of Allah's creative power, wisdom, and His role as the sole Sustainer of life, a reality acknowledged in both divine revelation and scientific observation.