In the current era,various scientific facts revealed by the Holy Qur’an have been scientifically tested and acknowledged by the modern scientists. Scientific knowledge of Earth and related sciences confirms and support the concepts given in the relevant verses of the Qur’an. For example, the Qur’an contains verses that reveal the concepts of Mashriq(east), Maghrib(west), Mashriqain (two easts), Maghribain(two wests), Mashariq(several easts) and Magharib(several wests). This paper pinpoints and put forward scientific analysis of these concepts of the Qur’an, compares and summarizes the pre-existing conventional tafaseer(explanations) with the modern scientific judgments and deliberates on their undisputable integrity. We analyzed these concepts, using scientific methodology, on a fixed location (x,y,z= 67.002, 30.1853, 1684 m) in Quetta, Pakistan. It was observed that the positions and timing of the sunrise and sunset change daily by shifting gradually from their winter to summer extremes and vice versa in a systematicand predictable manner. This leads to a conclusion that the Qur’anic words Mashriq(east) and Maghrib(west) refers to the spans of horizons between the eastern and western extremes of the sun rises and sets. The words Mashriqain(two easts) and Maghribain(two wests) refer to the two extremes, i.e.,northern and southern positions of sunrise and sunset on the eastern and western horizons, on 22ndJune (in summer) and 22ndDecember (in winter), respectively. The words Mashariq(many easts) and Magharib(many wests) simply refer to the numerous positions of the daily sunrise and sunset on the eastern and western horizons. These results are supported by relevant verses and notions of the Qur’an that have been further explained in various tafaseer, with reference to the explanations of Ib-e-Abbas (RAA) and Akrama (RAA).