Al-'Alaq Verse 2

created humans from a clinging clot.[[ ’Alaq, meaning the embryo resembles a leech. ]]

created man from a clinging clot.

created Man of a blood-clot.

He created manfrom a clinging form.

Hath created man from a clot!

Created man, out of a (mere) clot of congealed blood;

created man from a clot of congealed blood.

Created man from an embryo;

Created man from a clot.

created man from a clinging mass.

Created human from a clot clinging (to the wall of the womb).

Who (also) created human being from a clot of blood.

He created the human/mankind from blood clots/sperm

Created man from a clot.

Created man from a clot

Has created man from a clot (a piece of thick coagulated blood).

Read and thy Lord is most Generous,

He created man from a clot.

Createth man from a clot.

He created man from a clot of blood.

created the human from a (blood) clot.

He has created man from a clot.

created man from a clot [of blood].

Created man from a clot.

created man (al-insn; the generic) from a blood-clot (`alaq is the plural of `alaqa, which is a small quantity of congealing blood).

Read! In the Name of your Lord Who created.

He has created man from a clot.
The Honor and Nobility of Man is in His Knowledge

These Ayat inform of the beginning of man's creation from a dangling clot, and that out of Allah's generosity He taught man that which he did not know. Thus, Allah exalted him and honored him by giving him knowledge, and it is the dignity that the Father of Humanity, Adam, was distinguished with over the angels. Knowledge sometimes is in the mind, sometimes on the tongue, and sometimes in writing with the fingers. Thus, it may be intellectual, spoken and written. And while the last (written) necessitates the first two (intellectual and spoken), the reverse is not true.

For this reason Allah says,

اقْرَأْ وَرَبُّكَ الاَْكْرَمُ

He created man from a clinging organism – See introduction