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[quote]Assalaamu’alaikum,
         According to the principles on which every one agrees, the proof in general is reached by the following methods.
1.	“Ilmul-yaqueen” (Belief on the knowledge present, a part from that of that person)
2.	“Ainul-yaqueen” (Belief after seeing with one’ own eyes)
3.	“Haqqul-yaqueen” (complete and firm belief on the basis of both or any one of the above- 1, 2)
     For example most of the times, the proof of Ramdhan or Eid moon is on basis of “Ilmul-yaqueen” and the further proof of this “Ilmul-yaqueen” is “Ainul- yaqueen” with nothing in between.
 Regarding proof of God, if the proof by the Ilmul-yaqueen followed by Haqqul-yaqueen is already present as in Quran and Ahadith then what we have proven uptill now??? 
         If we want to prove the “Ilmul-yaqueen” regarding God it will then require “Ainul-yaqueen” which requires an absolute logic that is impossible to safeguard the Quranic claim (Baqra-2). Why impossible? The creator has made our brains in such a way that we are disabled to know because we have only five special senses, sometimes the sixth but not the seventh one and beyond (La Tashaoroon)        
        According to me this topic has a least potential of some message of Islam or correcting someone but a lot of potential of throwing someone into the darkness as we have a reverse gear from “Haqqul-yaqueen” (The final goal) to the backwards and the possibility of straying in the back way can not be excluded.                                    
      I think, the problem is over but a mature, comprehensive and expert approach may be entertained.
         I request the worthy authorities at studying Islam to interact and solve this problem,
May Allah help and forgive us, Aameen!
Dr. Akhlaq[/quote]

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