Some Questions to Understand

Many years ago I wrote a poem:

Time solves every question

Life is a school, not an exam

In the age of smart advances in science and technology, many old questions are rapidly being solved and the mysteries of our world and the universe, which used to be like puzzles a few years ago, have become a thing of the past. How did this universe come into being?

I ask this question "right there" because there are more or less the same number of people today who believe and do not believe in the existence of a single God. Science and conscience have been arguing the same thing for centuries. Are coming. Science is the interpreter of the human intellect, and religion is the miracle of the conscience which belongs to a certain level of consciousness, one called it the Big Bang and the other the miracle of the word.

In such a situation, a person with common sense is in the most dilemma that the higher thinkers and educated people can discuss it scientifically, while the majority of the poor and ignorant human population would be happy to have a formal relationship with the beliefs of their elders. And if we look closely, it is these common-sense people who act as a bridge between the two, through which these two banks of the river can communicate with each other. I would like to share some of its excerpts with you, but I will not comment on it on my own, but I will definitely ask you to read them openly as well as their Also pay attention to the interlinear answers.

"The sun has been moving at a fixed speed in the air at a speed of 600 miles per second for the last five billion years, as well as his family. Whether one is left behind due to exhaustion or someone is left behind by mistake, everyone is following their own path according to their own program with utmost obedience.

Even now, if someone says, let's go but there is no one to run, there is a design but not a designer, there is a law but not a law enforcer, there is control but not controller, this is all an accident, what would you call it?

The moon shakes billions of trillions of tons of ocean water on Earth 370,000 miles away twice a day in tidal waves to provide adequate amounts of oxygen from the air for the creatures that inhabit them. The coastal areas should be cleaned and the impurities should be washed away and run in deep water. Not only that, but the sea water is a certain amount of brackish, not less than the last three billion years, salty, but maintaining a proper balance so that all small and large aquatic animals can easily swim in it and after death their The bodies did not smell, and streams of salt and fresh water flowed along with them.

There are also freshwater oceans below the surface of the earth that are connected to the open seas of brackish water. There is an unseen curtain between them so that fresh water remains fresh and brackish water, brackish. What is the reason behind this amazing system? Who is maintaining this balance? Was it the water's own thinking or the moon's decision?

Fourteen and a half hundred years ago, when modern science did not exist, in a deserted Arab country where there were no schools and colleges, a man stood up and said of the sun and the moon, "They are all accountable." Regarding the depths of the oceans, it is said that there is a "Barrier" between them which is under control.

When the stars are said to be hanging lamps in their place, he says, "That is, they are all floating in their orbits." When the sun is considered to be stationary, he says, "That is, the sun is on an unknown destination." The side is always moving. "When the universe was called a static sky (roof)," he says, "it is expanding." He explains about plants and animal life that they are all based on "water."

Albert Einstein is called the founder of modern science for his discovery that "the laws of nature are infallible" but long ago he was told "you will not find any difference in the creation of the Merciful" fourteen and a half years on these proud discoveries of modern science. From which university did you study a hundred years ago? In which laboratory did you work? Who tells a newborn baby to cry when he is hungry and draw the mother's attention to him? Who encourages the mother to be brave in the face of every danger and save the child? A small bird comes down to compete with the falcon. Who gave her this encouragement? As soon as the chicks hatch from the eggs, the babies of the animals run to the mothers for milk without training. Who teaches them all this? Who puts love in the hearts of animals to bring food into their beaks and put it in the mouths of their children? Where did they learn this etiquette?

There are countless other similar questioning examples, but the end result is that what we are seeing and what is still hidden has a purpose, and there is only one Creator who can determine that purpose. It is beyond eternity and eternity, and by whose order everything has been created, but is running according to its program. What is that program now? And the effort about its nature, composition, extent and purpose is the motivation and basis of all these questions and it is a continuous and ongoing process which also covers both time and place and their part is also done well by Iqbal. Has said:

This universe is not complete yet, maybe

That the breath is coming