✦ Questions About God’s Existence and the Limits of Science ✦
✍ A Rational and Faith-Based Approach to Life’s Ultimate Questions
To believe in Allah is not merely to accept the idea of a Creator—it is to embrace an entire, coherent system of life.
For those who deny Allah’s existence, that may be their personal choice, but they must seriously contemplate some deep existential and scientific questions:
☞ How and why did the universe come into existence?
☞ Why did life appear at all?
☞ Why did life evolve through countless stages to reach the form of man?
☞ Why do we not find remnants of ancient primitive life forms today?
☞ Why does aquatic life still exist?
☞ Why do insects continue to survive?
☞ What is consciousness, and why does it exist?
☞ Why do concepts like good and evil exist at all?
☞ Why is life dependent on external environmental factors?
☞ Why do trees absorb carbon dioxide instead of oxygen?
☞ Why do day and night follow a predictable rhythm?
☞ Why do all humans perceive colors in the same way?
☞ Why do fruits and vegetables always grow with seeds?
☞ Why is human blood always red?
☞ Why do humans have distinct blood types?
☞ Why does the human heart beat in the same pattern in every person?
☞ Why do human brains look similar, yet produce entirely different thoughts?
☞ Why do we feel emotions?
☞ Why is the maternal instinct present in mothers?
☞ Why do all living beings exist in pairs, and why is there attraction between them?
Those who deny Allah’s existence often turn to science for answers. However, it is critical to understand:
✔ Science can explain the “What” and “How”,
✘ But it cannot fully answer the “Why”.
Because behind every “why” lies another “why”—a cycle that never ends within the boundaries of empirical investigation.
The human mind, through reason and science, cannot reach the final answer to the ultimate “why”.
This is why Islam teaches belief in the unseen (Iman bil Ghayb)—so that the human soul may find peace where reason halts.
✔ Behind this supersystem of reality lies Allah—the Creator.
✔ Only He possesses the complete answer to every “why”.
To believe in Allah is to accept the full scope of His divinely revealed system.
Partial ideologies like secularism, liberalism, and socialism are built on fragile, fragmented foundations—they do not offer a comprehensive worldview.
If scientists, liberals, or secularists possess solid and coherent models of creation, they are welcome to present them.
But in the absence of such models, they should not mislead others, nor should they:
✘ Misrepresent Islam under the guise of “enlightenment”
✘ Distort religion to suit personal desires
✘ Make the clear commands of the Qur’an controversial
✘ Redefine Islam through secular filters
Instead, they must sincerely seek what Allah truly desires, and recognize the legitimate means to know His will.
➤ To ignore or deny Allah is the foundation of irreligion.
➤ Do not turn your personal weaknesses into resentment toward Islam.
➤ Control your desires, and enter into Islam completely, not selectively.
The most fundamental questions of life, purpose, and morality can never be answered by science alone.
Science can describe mechanisms—but not meanings.
It is only through belief in Allah that one finds:
✔ The reason for existence,
✔ The purpose of life,
✔ And the guidance to live it meaningfully.
✿ Enter fully into the religion of Allah. Embrace His wisdom, and find peace beyond the limits of material knowledge.
✍ A Rational and Faith-Based Approach to Life’s Ultimate Questions
❖ Belief in Allah: Acceptance of a Complete Way of Life
To believe in Allah is not merely to accept the idea of a Creator—it is to embrace an entire, coherent system of life.
For those who deny Allah’s existence, that may be their personal choice, but they must seriously contemplate some deep existential and scientific questions:
❖ Foundational Questions of the Universe and Life
☞ How and why did the universe come into existence?
☞ Why did life appear at all?
☞ Why did life evolve through countless stages to reach the form of man?
☞ Why do we not find remnants of ancient primitive life forms today?
☞ Why does aquatic life still exist?
☞ Why do insects continue to survive?
☞ What is consciousness, and why does it exist?
☞ Why do concepts like good and evil exist at all?
☞ Why is life dependent on external environmental factors?
☞ Why do trees absorb carbon dioxide instead of oxygen?
☞ Why do day and night follow a predictable rhythm?
☞ Why do all humans perceive colors in the same way?
☞ Why do fruits and vegetables always grow with seeds?
☞ Why is human blood always red?
☞ Why do humans have distinct blood types?
☞ Why does the human heart beat in the same pattern in every person?
☞ Why do human brains look similar, yet produce entirely different thoughts?
☞ Why do we feel emotions?
☞ Why is the maternal instinct present in mothers?
☞ Why do all living beings exist in pairs, and why is there attraction between them?
❖ The Limits of Scientific Inquiry
Those who deny Allah’s existence often turn to science for answers. However, it is critical to understand:
✔ Science can explain the “What” and “How”,
✘ But it cannot fully answer the “Why”.
Because behind every “why” lies another “why”—a cycle that never ends within the boundaries of empirical investigation.
❖ Where is the Answer to “Why”?
The human mind, through reason and science, cannot reach the final answer to the ultimate “why”.
This is why Islam teaches belief in the unseen (Iman bil Ghayb)—so that the human soul may find peace where reason halts.
✔ Behind this supersystem of reality lies Allah—the Creator.
✔ Only He possesses the complete answer to every “why”.
❖ Belief in Allah Means Embracing a Complete Package
To believe in Allah is to accept the full scope of His divinely revealed system.
Partial ideologies like secularism, liberalism, and socialism are built on fragile, fragmented foundations—they do not offer a comprehensive worldview.
If scientists, liberals, or secularists possess solid and coherent models of creation, they are welcome to present them. But in the absence of such models, they should not mislead others, nor should they:✘ Misrepresent Islam under the guise of “enlightenment”
✘ Distort religion to suit personal desires
✘ Make the clear commands of the Qur’an controversial
✘ Redefine Islam through secular filters
Instead, they must sincerely seek what Allah truly desires, and recognize the legitimate means to know His will.
❖ A Call to Guard Against Irreligion
➤ To ignore or deny Allah is the foundation of irreligion.
➤ Do not turn your personal weaknesses into resentment toward Islam.
➤ Control your desires, and enter into Islam completely, not selectively.
❖ Conclusion
The most fundamental questions of life, purpose, and morality can never be answered by science alone.
Science can describe mechanisms—but not meanings.
It is only through belief in Allah that one finds:
✔ The reason for existence,
✔ The purpose of life,
✔ And the guidance to live it meaningfully.
✿ Enter fully into the religion of Allah. Embrace His wisdom, and find peace beyond the limits of material knowledge.
