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Evidence of God in the Universe

English book, p. 183

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

THE UNIVERSE TESTIFIES TO GOD’S EXISTENCE that is, the number of protons present in the nucleus of the atom of an element. These numbers create the difference between the atoms of one element and another. Hydrogen, the simplest element, contains a single proton at its atomic core. Helium has two protons, and lithium has three. Creating a table of different elements became possible due to a fascinating mathematical principle inherent in them. The best example of order and organization can be found in identifying element number 101, which was determined by studying its 17 protons. This remarkable arrangement of nature is not referred to as a periodic chance but as a periodic law. However, those who seek structure and order from an organizer and planner deny it. If modern science fails to acknowledge God, it will inevitably deny one of its indispensable research findings. 3. Let us take another instance. On August 11, 1999, a total solar eclipse was fully observed in Cornwall, England. However, its prediction had already been made earlier. Consequently, the complete solar eclipse of 1999, which garnered the highest number of observers in history, was witnessed in Europe. Many individuals, including scientists, embarked on long journeys to reach the eclipsed area. Similarly, on July 22, 2009, a solar eclipse occurred, marking the most extended duration of any solar eclipse in the 21st century, lasting over five and a half hours. This event was visible in Pakistan, India, and China. Astronomers have such faith in the regularity and predictability of the solar system’s movement that

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