Great majority believes in Allah (The God)--Creator

Submitted by Hamid Mahmood (Oman), May 29, 2008 at 14:47

Dear dfwhite 19438, Majority of the human beings believe in the Creator. Great scientists and Noble prize winners also believed in Allah. So your logic that I never used my head holds no grounds. Even your 'BUSH" believes in God although he does not follow his message. Now science is proving the existence of a supreme power who is controlling this world. The more science is exploring, it is getting surpised as to how such logic and balance exists in this universe.

You asked me if I ever thought of any original idea. Oh my dear how can I explain you --- I think about every single thing around me. There is so much logic, perfactness, beauty and balance in this world that finally all conclusions lead me to think that only a Creator can make it all. Have you ever thought of your on body, what an amazing creation it is. A complete unit with all possible sences. Only by seeing my eyes, I cant imagine that they came to existence just by chance. '

And let it be very clear to you that we Muslims dont submit to Muhammad(PBUH) but Allah(The God). Muhammad(PBUH) was his last Messenger. The Holy Book "QURAN" is a living miracle. Scientists of today are surprised to know that the scientific facts mentioned in Quran revealed 1400 years ago are being proved by science now.

As per Quran " THIS UNIVERSE IS EXPANDING" has recently been proved that distance between the glaxices is increasing. can only advice you to read Quran yourself and try to see the otherside as well, do it before you die. I think you are trying to know the truth, otherwise if you dont believe in the Creator then why are you wasting your time here. Go and enjoy yourself as you believe that there is no life hereafter. You have very little time left.

Regards, Hamid

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