I. Proof of Allah's Existence
This Great Universe and everything that is in it cannot
be the product of chance, and could not have created itself.
Signs testifying that Allah is the only Creator can be seen
throughout the earth and in the very soul of each person.
Allah says in the Qur‘an:
It is Allah who created the sky and the earth, and
sent down from the sky water by which He
brought forth fruits for your sustenance. He
subjected for you the ships to sail upon the sea at
His command, and He subjected for you the
rivers. And He subjected for you the sun and
moon in continuous cycles, and He subjected for
you the night and day. And He gave you all you
asked Him for...
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(Qur‘an 14: 32-34)
In the Qur‘an, Allah mentions Prophet Abraham‘s
(peace be upon him)
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search for truth as an example of
how those who follow Allah‘s signs will be rightly guided
to the worship of Him alone; Allah says:
In this way I showed Abraham the kingdom of
the heavens and the earth so that he would have
faith with understanding and certainty. When the
night covered him with darkness, he saw a star
and said: This is my Lord, but when it set, he
said: I do not like those that set. When he saw the
moon rising up, he said: This is my Lord, but
when it set, he said: Unless my Lord guides me, I
will certainly be among the people who have
gone astray. When he saw the sun rising up he
said: This is my Lord, this is the greatest of all.
But when it set, he said: O my people! I am
indeed free from what you join as partners with
Allah. Verily, I have turned my face towards
Allah who created the heavens and the earth and
I reject those who associate partners with Allah
(in worship). (Qur‘an 6: 75-79)
The strongest proof for Allah‘s existence is through
the creation itself. Thus, one will see that Allah
continuously instructs humankind to look to the universe,
as this will affirm the divine truth of His existence, His
greatness and that He alone should be worshipped.
Another obvious fact: He answers our prayers.
Sometimes once the individual prays (supplicates) to
Allah; He answers his prayer, and this is an indication of
Allah‘s existence. Allah says in the Qur‘an:
Your Lord says: ‗supplicate to me, and I will
answer your supplication‘. (Qur‘an 40: 60)
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