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Salam, Could someone please explain this video by the respected Sheikh? 1. If everything is based on cause and effect in this plane of existence, and is not a divine punishment what about the punishments of Firaun and people of Lot and the other prophets of God? 2. Does Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) also have a role in this “infinite” chain of cause and effect? Is His (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) role to test us through these burdens? But then is He the cause of this chain of cause and effect? Or is it a mixture of free will and predestination? Barakallah Feek -
Did the Mu'tazilah believe Allah knows the future?
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Accidents fiqhi question free will predestination
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Salam walaikum I am confused regarding predestination and free will.These are some of the questions. (1)According to shia islam our actions are free and we can choose what to do or what not to do.But the question what arises here is that why accidents occurs?is it because of our free will or because god didn't guide me. (2)Why we observe prayers if everything happens because of our actions? (3)Will AllahÓÈÍÇäå æÊÚÇáì make the condition of a patient better by prayers if a person is hospitalized? (4)Like if someone is in trouble has it anything to do with what he has do -
Alsalamu Alaykum An important aspect of Islam is that every human being has the free will to choose between right and wrong. God, The Giver, has honored humanity with this great gift. Like everything else in this world, every act that we intent to do is a phenomenon and for it to actually take place, it is in need of a cause. Knowing that man is only one factor amongst many others, other factors can also affect his actions.[1] For example, for one to eat a piece of bread, not only does he need to will such a thing and carry it out with his hands and mouth, but a piece of bread must also
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Islam allow freedom of religion and Allah give humans freedom of choice and free will , so why are non believers can't go to heaven ? * someone asked me this question and I want your help to reply to them .. thanks in advance . -
Neuroscience and Free Will Are Rethinking Their Divorce By Christian Jarrett Back in the 1980s, the American scientist Benjamin Libet made a surprising discovery that appeared to rock the foundations of what it means to be human. He recorded people’s brain waves as they made spontaneous finger movements while looking at a clock, with the participants telling researchers the time at which they decided to waggle their fingers. Libet’s revolutionary finding was that the timing of these conscious decisions was consistently preceded by several hundred milliseconds of background prep- 1 reply
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Video: http://www.philostv.com/al-mele-and-eddy-nahmias/ Alfred Mele's new book : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Free-Science-Hasnt-Disproved-Will/dp/0199371628/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1408554383&sr=1-1 Apart from what's said about substance dualism, the video makes good points
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what do you think about this issue? i have heard a saying that "even a leaf of a tree doesnot move without the will of Allah swt" how much is that true? i vote for free will i think so because on the judgement day nobody can question Allah swt that why he is going to hell when everything he had done was already written by Allah swt and Allah's will we know that Allah swt is just so doesnt it contradict predestination (Allah decided who will commit sins and later he is punishing them - something illogical isnt it?) [for ex - yazid] and my understanding of islam so far (as i am a convert) is tha
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