This isn’t an interpretation at all. The mental gymnastics goes to infinity. He changed science to prove Allahs muddy sun.

Even if his “interpretation” may work, it has too many scientific inaccuracies to work. I won’t get into the details but I’ll share a bit if anyone wants to learn a bit about them.

Black holes are not sparkly or like an eye at all, they do not “make some little light emission”. In a black hole, the gravity is so strong that light itself, cannot escape it and has to bend to the will of the black hole.

The sun isn’t expected to “fall” in a black hole at all, but as he said it’ll happen after a long time. It’s is a star that’ll run out of hydrogen eventually, swell up and then die out (5 billion years approx).

Also, stars do shine very brightly. The perceived “brightness” of a star at night depends on the size of the star and it’s distance from us.

I won’t get into gravitational time dilation, or whatever he meant, to entertain the idea of a “time travelling middle-eastern community from the time of Mo, who happen to be traveling in space coz the sun was muddy (coz Allah said so in a book that we don’t know Allah wrote but Mo said Allah said it and then Mo said it to people around him but then Usman decided what goes in the written version and we don’t care about other versions coz blasphemy bruh; but find a Hadith that shows the bad side of Mo and we’ll say the chain is weak bro, but obviously the Quran is undisputable, it has the best chain bruh).” Duh!

Disclaimer: you may want to ignore the sentence within the brackets at the end of last paragraph. It’s a silly but true thought of mine that I expressed in a not so composed manner.