Khuda ka wajood
"Khuda Ka Wajood" is a philosophical and theological dialogue between Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (AS) and Abu Shakir, a Buddhist or atheist thinker, exploring the existence of God. Abu Shakir challenges the belief in an unseen Creator, and Imam Sadiq responds with logical analogies, such as the pot needing a potter and a seed growing into a tree, to prove divine existence. The discussion highlights the intricacy of the universe, demonstrating that such order cannot exist without a Creator. This book serves as an insightful defense of monotheism, offering rational arguments rooted in both observation and Islamic wisdom.
Published By:
Moulvi Muhammed Baqir
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
72
Subjects:
Tauheed
Available Format:
(7.16)
Action:
Description
"Khuda Ka Wajood" is a philosophical and theological dialogue between Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (AS) and Abu Shakir, a Buddhist or atheist thinker, exploring the existence of God. Abu Shakir challenges the belief in an unseen Creator, and Imam Sadiq responds with logical analogies, such as the pot needing a potter and a seed growing into a tree, to prove divine existence. The discussion highlights the intricacy of the universe, demonstrating that such order cannot exist without a Creator. This book serves as an insightful defense of monotheism, offering rational arguments rooted in both observation and Islamic wisdom.
