certainly not, science is science, Newton and Einstein are the prophets of physics, the Quran is not a scientific book, it is neither meant to be taken as one nor should it. However the Quran does not generally majorly contradict most current scientific arguments. The Islamic Arabs of the medieval ages wrote scientific books that were used for centuries, and made enormous breakthroughs in medicine, astronomy, and other fields, because they thought that science was discovering the works of God. I don't see why you have to only choose between Science and Religion, if you feel that you must than you unfortunately are naive and ignorant. Alas, blindly believing ancient books is naive and ignorant as well, you must be wise enough to determine truths. Peace and unity y'all, there doesn't have to be any sort of squabbling anywhere.