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God Arises is a powerful intellectual defense of faith in an age shaped by science, skepticism, and materialist thought. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan addresses the major objections raised against religion by modern atheistic thinkers, including arguments drawn from science, psychology, history, and Marxist philosophy. Rather than retreating from modern knowledge, he argues that scientific discovery, when properly understood, does not weaken belief in God but strengthens it.
Written in a clear and reasoned style, this book presents the case that the universe, life, revelation, prophethood, the Hereafter, and the Qur'an all point toward a deeper reality beyond matter. It challenges the claim that religion belongs to a pre-scientific past and shows how the very discoveries once used to deny God can become signs of His existence, wisdom, and purpose.
First written in response to the intellectual challenges of the modern age, God Arises continues to speak to readers seeking a rational, thoughtful, and spiritually meaningful understanding of Islam. It is an invitation to reflect, question, and rediscover faith through reason, observation, and the signs of God spread across the universe and within the human soul.
