Spirit of Islam · Spirit of Islam, Jan-Feb 2025

Spirit of Islam, Jan-Feb 2025

Spirit of Islam, Jan-Feb 2025, p. 12

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

The human quest for truth is our attempt to give voice to the silent symphony of the universe. This quest aligns with divine declarations, offering profound insights that connect humanity to the ultimate reality. THE UNIVERSE AS A GRAND FACTORY JOURNEY TOWARDS GOD-REALIZATION I magine stepping into a factory where everything is meticulously organized and seamlessly operational. Introductory plaques guide you through each department, and knowledgeable staff are readily available to answer your questions. Even the literature provided explains every detail of the factory’s functions, leaving no room for ambiguity. Now, consider the universe. It functions as a grand factory, infinitely more intricate and complex than any human-made facility. Yet, unlike human-made factories, it lacks visible labelling, guiding systems, or explanatory brochures. Within this cosmic factory, there is a harmonious balance between supply and demand, efficient waste management, and a continuous flow of raw materials. However, there is no one present to articulate how these mechanisms work. The towering mountains may resemble a grand stage, yet they stand silent. The cheerful chirping of sparrows might hint at a hidden message, but their language remains enigmatic. The dazzling lightning and resonating thunder might seem like nature’s instruments, perhaps conveying an announcement, but their meanings elude human understanding. In this profound silence, faith emerges as a guiding light. Faith bridges the gap, enabling us to perceive the invisible beyond the visible. Just as a scientist deciphers the universe’s mysteries through

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