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Blue-Eyed Deafness in the Quran

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20.102 On the day when the trumpet shall be blown , and We will gather the guilty, >>>blue-eyed<<< , on that day

Blue-eyed in Arabic:

Zay-Ra-Qaf = blue-eyed, grey-eyed, greenish hue in the eye, blindness (due to the pupil being grey due to cataract), become very clear/bright, to show the whites of the eye, piercing (e.g. with a spear), look sharply/intently, intense colour of the eye.

In “Deaf White Cat” cognitional deafness and the blue eyes are linked.
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaf_white_cat

QUOTE:

“Deaf white cats are domestic cats with a pure white coat. Some white cats suffer from congenital deafness caused by a degeneration of the inner ear.[1] This condition is associated with blue irises. In white cats with mixed-coloured eyes (odd-eyed cats), it has been found that DEAFNESS IS MORE LIKELY TO AFFECT THE EAR ON THE BLUE-EYE SIDE. [1] White cats can have blue, gold, green, or copper coloured odd eyes.

In one 1997 study of white cats with varying degrees of hearing deficiency, 72% of the animals were found to be totally deaf. The entire organ of Corti was found to have degenerated within the first few weeks after birth; however, EVEN DURING THESE WEEKS NO BRAIN STEM RESPONSE COULD BE EVOKED BY AUDITORY STIMULI , suggesting that these animals had never experienced any auditory sensations. It was found that some months after the organ of Corti had degenerated, the spiral ganglion also began to degenerate.[2]”

An intensive sound or as stated in the Quran,

the blowing of the ا صُّورِ The Trumpet could potentially cause a blue-eyed deafness.

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