What is the scientific explanation behind the prohibition of pork in the Quran, and why was the prohibition specifically of "its flesh" mentioned in the noble verse and not its other parts, bearing in mind that the closest animal to humans is the pig, and is it possible to benefit from it without slaughtering or eating it?

The fundamental principle regarding Allah's decrees is submission, whether one comprehends the wisdom behind them or not. This submission stems from faith in Allah. The prohibition of pork has been scientifically, legislatively, and consensually established. As for the claim that it is forbidden to prevent its slaughter and infliction of harm, we are unaware of anyone who holds this view. Rather, it is authentically reported in the Hadith that the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "By Him in Whose Hand is my soul, the son of Mary will soon descend among you as a just judge. He will break the cross, kill the swine, abolish the jizya, and wealth will overflow until no one accepts it." As for the claim that swine is the animal closest to humans in tissue compatibility, this does not mean it is identical in all respects. Humans are pure, while swine is impure. The utilization of human or swine organs is permissible only out of necessity and according to specific regulations. Some scholars have transmitted the consensus of the Muslim Ummah on the prohibition of pork in all its parts.