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Assalamu Alaykum brothers and sisters,

As someone who studies mathematics, and as mentioned in title, I want to share a simple logical thought that proves Allah's presence in every single second of our lives.

You may meet people who believe life started by a "one-time accident" in the past. They say: "Yes, the chance of life starting by luck was small, but it only had to happen ONCE. Since we are here today, that blind luck worked."

They assume luck doesn't need to repeat itself for us to stay alive. But let's look at this using simple math and logic:

Let us assume your chance of staying alive in the next second is 0.5 ( like flipping a coin)

For 1 second: your chance is 0.5.

For 2 seconds: it becomes 0.5 x 0.5 = 0.25

For just 1 minute (60 seconds): the chance becomes almost zero!

In reality, your chance of surviving a second by pure luck is much smaller than 0.5. Why? Because there are infinite ways to die around us at any moment:

* Your heart could suddenly stop.

* An artery could burst.

* A deadly virus could strike.

* A space rock or disaster could happen.

To stay alive for just 1 second, every single one of these infinite causes of death must NOT happen at the same time. By pure luck, this is mathematically impossible. Blind luck can't sustain the universe second after second. It's not one chance and that's it, It's a small chance that must work every single moment.

Yet, we are still here. This continuous survival can't be a series of infinite lucky accidents. It requires an active, continuous Sustainer.

This is exactly what the Quran teaches us. Allah doesn't just say He created life in the past. He frequently uses the continuous verb "Yuhyi". This means He's continuously and actively giving you life in every single microsecond. He is Al-Qayyum (The Self-Sustaining Sustainer of all)

We are being kept alive right now, second by second, by the continuous Will of Allah. SubhanAllah.

Personally, every time I remind myself of this math, it strengthens my Iman and brings Khushu' to my heart.

Try to experience this for yourself next time you want to feel the persence and mercy of Allah:

For one minute, repeat these words to yourself with full awareness:

I'm still alive.. I'm still alive.. I'm still alive...

Do you feel goosebumps? Do you cry from the blessings of your Lord that pour down upon you continuously in every single moment of your life?

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please forgive me if any of this sounds ignorant, but I’m truly uneducated on this topic but find myself curious.

So from what I heard, if you are Muslim, you should not date, just marry straight away and you shouldn’t date outside of your culture?? however I started a new job and I work with a lot of Muslim girls who wear a hijab. however a lot of them are in relationships, some with someone outside of their culture and others, within but are not married. I was just wondering, how does this work if it is supposedly Haram and why do they do it?

Sorry if this sounds ignorant, but I also wonder if they take their hijab off for their partners as well? would they even go as far to having intimate relations? Would this be an indicate of being more more or less Muslim than someone who strictly follows the quaran? is there some sort of stigma against girls who date before marrying or date outside their culture?

I’m so sorry if this sounds weird and perverted, but I’m genuinely just curious because as I said I’m uneducated and but it doesn’t stop my curiosity so hope this doesn’t offend anyone!!

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All ive ever seen around me when it comes to relationships are the ones built on haram, ive never been in a haram relationship alhamdullilah but im curious on how a halal one blossoms

Side note:

I want to find a spouse in the near future but there's the issue of me just being cooped up at home most of the time (unfortunately against my will)

I would love to have a better social life but that requires a car, a driver's license, and money, which all 3 i dont have. It doesn't help that i live in the middle of nowhere too, most interaction I get is when I go to uni. How do u even find a spouse in these types of situations?

Im aware i should have patience and trust Allah, but i need some advice, i feel stuck and idk how to approach this situation and idk how to get to know a guy also in a halal way (i only know that touching isnt allowed)

Just seeking advice/support, pls be gentle

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Hi and Assalam alakium Wa ramatuallahi Wa barakatu,

So I was raised seventh day Adventist Christian-medium to conservative- I went to church weekly- went to sabbath school, did adventures and Pathfinders’s and all the nine yards- my mom is seventh day Adventist and my dad is Muslim- I learned about Islam when I was 12 and reverted at 17 and got married at 19. Now I’m trying to figure out what religion is correct and what if I choose the wrong religion and on the day of judgement I’m cooked. What to do but yea.

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