كتب the difference between visualization and reasoning and explaining the categories of known things
اذا لم تجد ما تبحث عنه يمكنك استخدام كلمات أكثر دقة.
The difference between visualization and reasoning and explaining the categories of known things (كتاب)
This text, authored by **Mohammed Saeed Raslan**, explores the philosophical and logical distinctions between **visualization and reasoning** to defend the concept of divine creation. The author argues that a human's inability to **mentally picture** complex realities, such as creation from nothing, does not invalidate their **rational truth**. To facilitate this understanding, the source categorizes all known things into three logical groups: the **impossible**, the **necessary**, and the **possible**. It defines **Allah’s existence** as inherently necessary, while the physical universe is classified as a **possible being** that requires a cause to exist. By distinguishing between a **true cause**, a condition, and a preparatory factor, the text asserts that the universe is a **contingent occurrence** entirely dependent on a Creator. Ultimately, the work uses these logical frameworks to refute **atheistic and materialistic** arguments by proving that existence must stem from an eternal, sustaining power.
