Mankind Need for Religion between Centrality of Allah Almighty, Tendency to Humanism

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Some schools based their universal vision on material knowledge, and denied the moral (metaphysical) aspects of existence, which led them to deny the existence of the Creator and the afterlife. Instead of the centrality of Allah - Almighty - they ended up with the centrality of the human self in the universe, to be convinced by the laws of matter to explain the universe. They say: “We thank you, O Allah, for your blessing, but we do not need it.”

With experimental science, mankind can dispense with religion in understanding the universe, and in organizing his life in a way that secures the causes of happiness. In short, this vision is based on the contradiction between Allah (religion) and mankind, because the religious vision - according to their perceptions - establishes a belief in belittling mankind and degrading his value. Rational evidence proves, in refuting this vision, that mankind in his relationship with Allah, Almighty, is the very essence of poverty, and has no objectivity in terms of his own self, but rather mankind acquires his objectivity through the continuous divine abundance. 

The human "IGO" cannot be separated from the divine "you", in other words, the centrality of Allah, Almighty, does not cancel out the centrality of mankind, which acquired from the centrality of Allah, Almighty, who made mankind a caliph (successor), a bearer of trust, honored and favored him, created him in the best form, empowered him on earth, and subjugated the world of nature to him!

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