Throughout the book, you will witness the Quran s explanations from the creation of the universe with the big bang to its final discovery, from under the sea to the depths of space, from creation in the mother s womb to the life of bees, from the most difficult topics of philosophy to the most difficult problems of physics.

We witness numerous debates about religion, both in the media and among the public. How do we decide who is right in these debates and which ideas align with religious truths? Why are different truths put forward in the name of religion? How do we distinguish true religion from those fabricated in the name of religion?

The decision we will reach regarding whether God exists is so significant that it will disrupt our perspective on ourselves, our loved ones, our world, and all of existence. The answers to all truly important existential questions, such as Where do I come from? Why am I here? Who am I? What will happen to me and my loved ones when I die? are all related to this issue. The existence of God means that all beings and humans are consciously created, that our existence has meaning and purpose, and that, God willing, there can be life after death. This book examines the question of God s existence, which lies at the heart of existential issues so critical to every human being. This is a point that must never be forgotten while reading. Twelve proofs of God s existence will be presented in this book:

What is God s reason for creating us? Why did God send religion? What is deism? Why is deism gaining popularity, especially among young people? Is the paradise from which Adam and his wife were expelled a place separate from this world? Has the human race descended from the children of Adam and his wife? Does believing in the evolution of living things necessitate denying God and creation? Can oppression and coercion be used in religion? What is fate? If God knows everything, why does He test us? Does God guide whom He wills and lead astray whom He wills? Does He seal hearts? Why doesn t God punish the wicked immediately? Why doesn t He prevent evil? Has there ever been a female prophet? Were prophets always sent to the Middle East? Could the Quran have been written by a human? Has the Quran been preserved? Why do heaven and hell exist? Are they finite or infinite? Why does the Quran contain threatening and fearful expressions? Is there punishment in the grave? Why is the Quran in Arabic? Is Arabic sacred? Is Arabic the language of worship? Can prayer and worship be permitted in a language other than Arabic? What is the Quran s perspective on reason and science? Which form of government is compatible with the Quran? Does the Quran mention reincarnation? Why have multiple religions emerged? Why are there four holy books? According to the Quran, is man superior to woman? Does a man have the right to beat his wife? Is the testimony of one man equal to the testimony of two women? Is a man s share in inheritance twice that of a woman? Are tattoos and plastic surgery sinful? Are arts such as painting, music, and sculpture forbidden? Is it forbidden to keep a dog at home? Does the Quran mention environmental awareness and animal rights? Will animals also enter Paradise? Is celebrating New Year s Eve a sin? This study, consisting of 101 frequently asked questions on religious matters, will testify to the compatibility of the Islamic faith with human reason and creation, confront many common misconceptions about religious matters, and find Quran-based answers to the most frequently asked questions.

Many people, deceived by the fleeting gleam of this worldly life, waste their lives needlessly. They forget the fact that they will one day die, make no significant preparations for the afterlife, and live their lives in a worthless and meaningless way. Yet, death is life s twin brother. It was created alongside life. Every breath taken is half for life, half for death. Death is that close to us. Life is like a match lit between the darknesses of the mother s womb and the earth. Once it ignites, its extinguishment is a matter of time. When the time comes and ends, there is no reprieve for life. First, we had to sleep to wake up. To live to die. And we were alive. While we were alive, we were sleeping. While in a deep sleep, we thought we were alive. Do you have the courage to face this truth, to awaken from your worldly slumber, and to question your life? If not, you can put this book down, pick up where you left off, reach the end of your allotted time, and live as if you will never die and die as if you have never lived. Before you face the inevitable death, face yourself.