Alhumdillah. May Allah guide you to Islam.

I never understood the argument of how can there be a god with all the evil thats happening. I never looked at it that way. The way I saw it was, no way that those that where done harm to didn't get to have their ultimate justice and those that did the injustice can get away with it without accountability.

We are given free will and that’s the purpose of a judgment day. Not to mention Satan trying to lead mankind astray.

cuz this is what this world is about, there may be no accountabilty here but it will certainly be on the day of judgement, Im muslim and thats what we believe, you cant ask Allah, God to intervene or to stop bad things or ... he is the all knowing and he knows when he is gonna intervene and when he is gonna do what he is gonna do according to his plan not because some human said so ..

If there were no evil, there's no point for good to exist.It's a very common and a low iq question that comes from the atheists which can be debunked by 12 y/o kids.The fact that you were amazed by this question indicates that you're following your religion blindly.Take a bit of time and investigate if your religion is actually true.Religion is not ethnicity, it's a belief system. So you can easily convert to any other religion.

Just listen to your heart and take shahada sister. We never know the time of death

Alhamdulillah 😁

Couldn't have explained it better. He's so good at these discussions and questions Masha'Allah ☝🏽💯

Nowadays even evolutionary biologists reject us coming from apes. We understand that Darwin made all of his conclusions with very limited knowledge, for example genetics wasn't entirely discovered. For example, the origin of species by Darwin was written 6 years before Mendel's work in genetics was discovered. As Muslims, we believe that humans also underwent evolution, some don't but we do. Allah the Almighty describes. usas being created from clay, in a metaphorical sense. Allah also says he sent down iron, but it means that he gave it to us, not that it rains iron when we need it. The same goes for food, Allah says. Even regarding life, Allah says "Surely the example of Jesus by Allah is like the example of Adam, we made him from clay and said be! And it was." Surah Ale Imran So Allah actually says that he made Jesus (as) from clay, but we know Jesus (as) was born to Hazrat Maryam. So we believe that humans are also subject to evolution, and this was also the belief of some Muslim scholars. Feel free to ask more questions!

Biology doesn't say anymore that humans came from apes, but that both came from a common ancestor very long ago. When Allah the Almighty talks about creating Adam (as) from clay, what Allah is referring to, is the perfect creation of humans, but we believe this is through the process of evolution. In the Holy Qur'an, Allah says "surely the example of Jesus near Allah is the example of Adam; he made him from clay and says 'be! And he was." Thus, here Allah says that he also created Jesus from clay. Thus, the Holy Qur'an uses the metaphor of clay here. Otherwise, how can it be that Allah the Almighty has created us as life, but has created a completely separate system of creation for all other life? This is the view of many Muslim Scholars, including Ibn Khaldun who writes in his work Al-Muqadimmah "“creation...started out from the minerals and progressed, in an ingenious, gradual manner, to plants and animals. The last stage of minerals is connected with the first stage of plants” and he further states that plants moved on to animals, and that this was the way life developed. Other earlier scholars corroborate this belief, such as Al-Jahiz in Kitab Al-Hayawan, Ibn Miskawaih in his book Al-Fauz al-asghar, Al-Biruni in Kitab al-Jawahir fi Ma'rifat al Jawahir, and others. Thus, I find it logical to accept that the Nizaam of Allah has also been mentioned in the Qur'an, but in a metaphorical manner.

It’s good to avoid conflict, but what about searching for the truth? The truth can be sought in a harmonious way.