Amazingly awesome argument for God on Fitrah (innate nature) by Asadullah Ali Al Andalusi!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- A rising star of the Ummah, Asadullah Ali, gives an awesome philosophical argument for God and the fitrah. Asadullah Ali has two degrees in philosophy, his thesis was on ISIS and has worked 10 years as a security expert for the Malaysian government.
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SubhanAllah! As a student of Philosophy and a believer in Islam, this guy's argument makes total sense
Assalamu alaikum
Maybe you haven't seen him before. I urge you to subscribe to his channel Andalusian project. This person is unbelievable in every good way MashaAllah.
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Assalamu alaikum
His ijihad on the masked arab was simply a gift from Allah that I needed at the exact time that I watched it. I feel like crying sometimes when I remember about his leave from TH-cam. May Allah bless him and his family.
May Allah bless you and your family also brother.
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Can you gimme the link bro
Assalamu alaikum.
The description box has a link to the video.
@@bayyinahawesome415 walaikum assalam
Thanks bro
This superfcially sounds good, but this is more the merit of its presentation than its content. If we breakdown the premises, there are some severe logical gaps in the ultimate punchiline of the argument.
Assalamu alaikum brother.
Can you please elaborate on your comment?
Could you elaborate?
@@bayyinahawesome415 walaikum assalam, limitlessness and immeasurability are just negations also constructed from our experience.
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Assalamu alaikum brother.
Limitlessness and immeasurability are experiences of non experience if that makes sense.
@@bayyinahawesome415 Wa salaam you could say that but my point here is, they're negations of being Limited and measurable, we've definitely experienced those. We've also experienced the negation of things, so it doesn't seem too much of a leap to construct these from those experiences.
Using this line of argument someone can believe in Lucifer ( an unlimited , infinitely powerful evil and maliciously being ) and it must be true ....
Yeah. Proves the point of fitrah or innate belief all the more. Whether lucifer is to be worshipped is another discussion. This discussion is about the existence of a higher power but people can attribute to it many things; those aren't necessarily correct concepts.
Since when does Lucifer have "infinite power"
@@garrettabdullah8351 By Lucifer I mean God who is malicious and unjust.
You could name it anything you want.
what if someone says people may came to the conclusion of god by seeing design, causality etc.
There're two ways th-cam.com/video/c-0PDmGeMxg/w-d-xo.html
By his line of reasoning. You can argue that ghosts can exist. Smh
People have many innate beliefs such as morality. The belief in God being one of them.
Btw, there isn't much evidence to suggest that ghosts don't exist and that believing in them is inborn. So of course one can argue that ghosts can exist. And we Muslims believe in jinns which are close in description to ghosts.
@@bayyinahawesome415 see, that's the problem. I just extended his argument. So the creator of this Universe has as much credibility of existence as Ghosts do.
@@bayyinahawesome415 there are psychological, behavioural and Anthropological explanations for ghosts. All of them much more credible.
it's about proving the validity of a belief in a supernatural, but he's not arguing for ghosts, try again lol.
Moreover, you can imagine a ghost, a dead/soul of a human, white cloth, boo.
A ghost by definition shares properties of the natural realm.
All this shows is you didn't even understand the argument lol.
@@sholos4478 ghosts don't have white clothes, they are spirits.