Existence Of God In Islam

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Existence of God

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Existence of God

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Meaning of Holy Verse•The deeds of those who

disbelieve their Lord are like ashes blown away by the wind on a stormy day. They will not be able to gain anything out of what they did. That is the wandering away from the path.

•Al-Abraheem:18

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MAN HAS NO EXPLANATION FOR HIS SELF DIGNITY

UNTILL HE BELIEVES IN ALLAH

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Reward of your good actions and deeds absolutely depends on believing in existence of Allah. Denying the lord of whole universe is part of hypocrisy, disbeliever of God has no realization about himself and he is totally ignorant from his self dignity and his title of exalted creature. as mentioned the holy Quran:

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Meaning of Holy Verse• Allah is the One who has subjected for you the sea, so that the ships may sail in it with His command, and so that you may seek His grace, and so that you became grateful.

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•And He has subjected for you whatever there is in the heavens and whatever there is in the earth, all from His own. Surely in this, there are signs for a people who reflect.

AL_JATHIAH:12,13

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Meaning of Holy Verses•Allah is the One who created the

heavens and the earth and sent down water from the sky, then brought forth therewith sustenance for you out of the produce, and subjected the ships for you so that they may sail in the sea with His command, and subjected for you the rivers

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And He subjected for you the sun and the moon, moving constantly, and subjected for you the day and the night, and He gave you whatever you asked for.

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And if you count the bounties of Allah, you cannot count them all. Surely, man is very unjust, very ungrateful.

AL_ABRAHEEM:32,33,34

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LOGIC OF ATHEISTS AND MATERIALIST

One of the major obstacles faced by many a men in accepting the concept of a Universal God is that they cannot see Him and therefore do not have a rational argument to prove the existence of God.

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• They believe in the direct or observable argument or 

primary rationalism and not the unseen or inferential argument or secondary rationalism. This is contrary to the fact today.

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OBJECTION ON THEIR ARGUMENTS

Human knowledge has two different phases: the pre-Einstein period and the post-Einstein period. In the pre-Einstein period, knowledge was confined to the macro or material world, which was observable and measurable. So

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•, it was generally held that everything, which has a real existence, should also be observable. Anything, which could not be observed, had no real existence. This meant that only the seen world was real and what was unseen was unreal or some kind of fiction.

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This concept created the theory that is generally called logical positivism. It means that the only valid logical argument is one that is demonstrable in material terms; otherwise it is simply a baseless claim, and not a valid argument.

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•But, in the post-Einstein period, in the early years of the 20th century, when the atom was split, the whole situation changed. After the splitting of the atom, matter as a solid substance, disappeared

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It was replaced by the micro-world, beyond the atomic world, where everything was reduced to unseen waves – neither measurable nor observable. After this revolution in knowledge, logical or rational argument also changed drastically.

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•This changing situation compelled the philosophers and the scientists to revise logical criteria. It has now become an accepted fact that inferential argument is as valid as direct argument.

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Present-day science includes so many things, such as electrons, the law of gravity, etc., all of which are non-material in nature. They cannot be observed, but every scientist believes in their existence,

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•for the simple reason that, although we cannot see these things directly, we can see their effect. For example, a falling apple, in the case of gravity. We believe in the existence of all these things, not by observation but by their result, in other words, by way of indirect knowledge or inferential argument.

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This change in human knowledge also changed the theory of logic. Now it is well established in science that inferential argument is as valid as direct argument. In the pre-Einstein era, unbelievers held that the concept of God pertains to the unseen world. And since no direct argument was available to bear this out,

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•belief in God was held to be illogical and all the relevant indirect arguments were considered scientifically invalid, since they were inferential in nature.

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•But now the whole situation has changed. Nothing is observable. So the existence of anything can be established only by means of inferential argument, rather than by direct argument.

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Scientific Proofs of the Existence of God

• 01:Existence of the universe• 02:System of the universe

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01:Existence of the universe

The concept of God is naturally embedded in the minds of people. It is however covered with veils of confusion. It is voice of our nature, belief in Allah, has no need to prove its actualization through evidences and proofs, He is evident.

Every things is mirror of existence of Allah.

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02:System of the universe

How it is possible to think that the balance in this world came about by chance, while extraordinary harmony of nature is observable even with naked eyes?

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•it is the most unreasonable claim to say that the universe, has come into being on its own. While all celestial & terrestrial bodies are loudly calling for their creator. having observed and seen the universe, our nature compels us to believe in Allah and designer who controls the system of whole world.