الحجج العقلية في الرد على شبهات الملحدين في مسألة: (خلق الإنسان والغاية من وجوده ومصيره)‎

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The aim of the research is to achieve a number of goals, most notably: identifying the reality of human creation, the purpose of his existence and his destiny in Islam.

And knowing the implications of the existential view of man.

And extract rational arguments in the issue of creation and the purpose of existence and resurrection.

And respond to the suspicions of atheists in the issue of human creation and the purpose of his existence and his destiny.

The research used the descriptive inductive method by referring to books of interpretation, books, specialized scientific studies and scientific websites related to the subject of the research.

The research reached the most important results:
The Holy Qur'an shows the origin of man's creation with scientific facts reached by modern science, which is considered a scientific argument by which he responds to those who assume false theories and ideas that have not reached concrete facts.

God Almighty guides us to the purpose of man's existence in this life, through the discourse addressed to people in the Holy Qur'an.

The Holy Qur'an is God's proof over His eternal creation until the Day of Resurrection, and man is still discovering its secrets and arguments that address insightful minds.

The rational evidences in the Holy Qur'an are rational arguments that can be used in answering the suspicions of atheists.

The research recommended the following:
- Addressing the suspicions of atheists by contemplating the meanings of the Noble Qur'an, which help in presenting rational arguments through the facts that God describes to us and confirmed by modern science.

Doing scientific research to prove the facts that the Noble Qur'an states.

It is necessary to establish centers specialized in faith and natural sciences to arrive at correct facts based on foundations that do not contradict religion and science.

Studying the rational evidence in the Noble Qur'an and using them as rational arguments to respond to the suspicions of atheists and refute their weak arguments.