Its impossible for your mobile phone to came into existence by it self? without the engineers or people putting it together, even if you put plastic, metal, glass all of the material the phone is made of in one room for millions and billions of years, its not possible is it! looking at the universe, earth etc how was it made?

An iphone is the best man made/designed smart phone but it has many flaws for example the latest I phone 4 had an Arial problem but it does not mean that an intelligent engineer did not make it. we are creatures living on this planet earth, in need of many things to survive food, oxygen, water, right temperature (e.g. 17 to 30 degrees etc) A mighty being had to planned/designed this for us otherwise life on earth would be unworkable

We live in an orderly universe, not an accidental one. Its movements are measured, its events are plotted, and its creatures develop towards a well-defined objective. All this could not be possible unless the universe were ruled by immutable laws.

There is an invisible mechanism within the universe and an intelligent mind directing this mechanism

The universe could not exist as such if there were not some sort of equilibrium holding it together, some sort of balancing arrangement as in the spinning of the earth on its axis and the planets around the sun. A little thought will show the same principle in the just relation of human beings to the World.

If moon, earth, and planets came into existence, and were thenceforward directed, by mere chance or whim, there would be no pattern in their positions and no rhythm in their movements; that is, there would be no world-order. Were the sun and stars involved in the same caprice, we would not know when to expect daylight and darkness, nor where the North Pole would be found. But because there is a World-Idea, there is law, orderliness, and some certainty: there is a universe, not a chaos.

If there were no God, then would all things be governed by mere chance, then would all be in dense obscurity; all our lives would flit through past, present, and future in a haphazard way.

If there were no God there would be no world as we now know it, for its elements would have interacted and associated quite irresponsibly by mere accident and chance. In the result the sun might or might not have appeared today, the seasonal changes would have no orderly arrangement nor food-crops any predictable or measurable probability; instead of man there might have evolved a frightful monstrosity, half-animal and half-demon, utterly devoid of any aspiration, any conscience, any pity at all.

Those sceptics who assert that the universe is meaningless are themselves making a meaningful statement about it. That is, they are unconsciously setting themselves up as being more knowledgeable about whatever intelligence lies behind the designs and patterns we see everywhere in nature


There is enough evidence in Nature and in humanity for the existence of a creator. Those who say they cannot find it have looked through the coloured spectacles of preconceived notions or else in too limited an area. There is plenty of it for those who look aright, and who widen their horizon; it will then be conclusive.

There are orderly patterns in Nature which we can call "laws" in its timings, properties, measurements, and lives.

The cosmos exists in a great harmony for it obeys laws which are divinely perfect.

There is an established order in the universe, scientific laws which govern all things, and no magician who seems to produce miracles has been permitted under special dispensation to violate that order or to flout those principles.

Can we rightly say it is mere chance that our earth rotates around the sun, and does so in a certain precise measured rhythm? Is there not evidence of intelligence here?

Wherever we search in the universe, whether among the stars or the molecules, its structure reveals both orderliness and intelligence.

The presence of these laws should not make us picture the universe to ourselves as if it were a kind of manufactory filled with the whirr of wheels turning mechanically and automatically--ugly, lifeless, and loveless--utterly indifferent toward the hapless individuals who happen to find themselves in it.

The elements which chemically make up the physical universe interact mechanically. But because it is a universe and not a chaos there is a directing Intelligence behind the orderliness of this interaction.

When the existence of the Power is granted and its reality accepted, it will be easy to grant and accept that causation is everywhere present. Life in the universe then becomes meaningful.

Because the universe is mental in origin and character, it cannot be devoid of intelligibility and purpose.

This far-stretching universe is the expression of a Mind and therefore it is under the rule of law, not chance, for all laws are the consequences of mental activity.

If the universe were obviously based on mere chance, if it were in a state of complete disorder, if the moon, the sun, and the earth wandered about at their individual will, and if no sign of organization appeared anywhere in it, then we might justly assert that there was no Creator behind it. But because we see the very contrary of these things all around us, because the energy out of which the universe is made is everywhere inseparable from thought, we can definitely assert that a Creator must exist.

Everything around us and every event that happens to us is from God's will.

The order which has been established throughout the cosmos is a perfect one. If the human mind fails to see this fact, it is partly because human feelings, prejudices, aversions, and attractions sway it and partly because Allah God Almighty unveils itself only to those who wants it.

The universe is good design because God is perfect.

"Have you not seen how God has created seven skies (universes) one above the other?" 71:15

The barriers that exist between these universes are mentioned in the following verse:

"... if you can penetrate through the zones of the skies and the earth, then penetrate, you will not do so without authority." 55:33


"And we have decorated the lowest heaven (universe) with lanterns (stars)." 41:12