In this short presentation, Hamza Tzortzis explores the idea that 'If Good and Evil Exist, Then God Must Exist'. He starts this lecture by establishing key principles in order for everyone - atheist, sceptic and theist - to connect with one another. He asserts that to truly engage with each other we must all suspend or discard our emotional and intellectual baggage formed as a result of our limited perspectives and experiences. 

Seven Days to Read the Prophet's Biography .To make it easier for our readers and to give everyone a chance to learn about the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), we present the book, Muhammad: God's Messenger, in the form of seven booklets. They provide an account of the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), from the time of his birth until he passed away after having fulfilled the task assigned to him and giving good counsel to all.

Trust in God and He will help you understand that He is sufficient for all your needs.

The statement "God has a son" almost causes the heavens to be torn apart, the earth to split asunder, the mountains to crumble to pieces.

'Allah' is the God of Judaism and Christianity. Arab Jews and Christians refer to God as 'Allah.'

The Qur'an states that Allah (God) is invisible and can’t be seen in this life. He is not physically incarnated in other forms

You are not more difficult to see than a black ant, scampering over a black rock, under the cover of the darkest of moonless nights.

God said, 'My mercy precedes My wrath.' (Sahih Muslim)

Allah is the Creator of all humans,animals,and objects.He is the ONE TRUE GOD who created the whole creation & universe including nature.

No God equals no ultimate hope, value and purpose, and consequently no eternal and meaningful happiness. Part 3: No ultimate purpose.

Six major names and attributes of God as the Creator are stated in the Qur’an. Each of which provides a different aspect and insight into the divine power of creation and the composite process of creation, making it clear that every detail of creation was perfectly planned and performed directly by God, leaving nothing to chance or to someone or something else.

God meets your needs every day, not weekly or annually. He will give you what you need when it is needed.

Atheism, from the Greek word atheos (without God), is an attitude that denies or disbelieves in God’s existence; accordingly, no intelligent creator, no divine lawgiver, no ultimate judge of humanity’s actions, and nothing above or beyond this closed, natural, physical world exists. 

If we take a break from our busy lives and ponder the miracles we see around us every day, it is easy to see that they are expressions of God’s love.

Islam establishes that the human mind needs a sound basis; a moral point of reference; a compass pointing out the way. People have millions of compasses; indeed everyone have his or her own moral indicator. Where from can we have a primary indicator? And, if we find one, how do we know that it is the right one?

Fyodor Dostoyevsky succinctly captures the moral consequences of a godless view of the world as follows: “If you were to destroy in mankind the belief in immortality, not only love but every living force maintaining the life of the world would at once be dried up. Moreover, nothing then would be immoral, everything would be lawful, even cannibalism.”

One of the greatest misconceptions about Islam is regarding the Arabic term for God. Some non-Muslims assume that ‘Allah’ is a God other than the God of Judaism or Christianity.

God’s Names and Attributes are those qualities that give correct understanding of what God truly is. The Qur’an, Islam’s holy book, believed to be God’s final word, tells humanity what God is like and what He is not like.

Islam teaches that what God’s Essence is or what He looks like should not be points of concern. Humans can relate to God through the ways in which He has chosen to be known and appreciated; namely, His Attributes as revealed in His Divine Words and His observable Actions and Fingerprints all over creation.

Was there a time where you faced a challenge that was completely out of your control? Was there a time you really wanted something but felt it was impossible to get? Although it is true that we will not always get exactly what we want, but the Qur’ān reminds us that God has power of all things.