What interpretation do you make from this verse with the knowledge that this is the only verse from 6,000+ Qur'anic verses which deals with the moment of creation of the universe.
My interpretation of that verse would be that the writer believes there are places called "heavens" and that those heavens were connected to the earth. If this is earth as in the planet Earth, or simply dirt or land, as the term earth has been used is uncertain. My interpretation would continue that a group of individuals then severed those connections between the multiple heavens and the earth (or Earth, depending).
Who the "we" is, is uncertain. I would assume that for this group of people (the we) to be able to sever connections between the multiple heavens and the earthly connections, they must have possessed magical abilities or special weapons of some sort as it would seem a task such as this would be beyond mortal ability.
So I guess I wonder would who these individuals were, and what powers they used to follow through with such a task.
Also you infer that the Qur'anic verses dealing with creation or science are necessarily ambiguous, but they are not.
They are not to you because you choose to believe they are automatically correct and infallible. As such, your mind can not possibly conceive any other alternatives. Those alternatives are blocked from your thinking process by your faith.
I would say that you are blind simply because you did not provide an example which shows me that you are not interested in going into any detail in case you find the TRUTH.
But I would assume that you think everyone that is not an adherent to your religion is blind, correct?
Also I would be interested to know who before Alexander Friedmann gave the reason of how the universe began especially 14 centuries ago or beyond.
I do not claim to know, but I question you how you can guarantee snippets or rudimentary parts of such theories did not exist prior to the stated times.
Now a question for you. You say nothing can happen that would prove to you that Islam is false. God is supposedly all-powerful, so if he choose to do so, he could call upon his divine powers and change your brain so that you had never heard of Islam. In fact, he could even turn you into an adherent of another religion, or no religion, etc.
As such, the question to you is, were you wrong in saying that nothing could happen that would prove to you that Islam is false, or is the ability to change your thinking beyond god's powers?