Are Humans Just Atoms — Then Why Do We Love?
- Muiz As-Siddeeqi
- Jul 3
- 2 min read
Are Humans Just Atoms — Then Why Do We Love?
Atheists say:
“Humans are just atoms. Just chemicals. Just matter.”
But here's a simple, honest question:
If we are just atoms… then why do we love?
Because atoms don’t love.
Chemicals don’t miss you.
Matter doesn’t cry when someone dies.
Protons and neutrons don’t feel heartbreak.
Yet you and I — we’ve felt it all.
A mother crying for her dead child.
A husband shaking with grief over his wife’s illness.
A person breaking inside when they lose a friend.
A stranger risking their life for someone else.
This is not biology.
This is not physics.
This is not random accident.
This is the soul.
Science can show you blood pressure when you fall in love.
But it cannot explain why you fall in love.
It can measure tears — but not the reason behind them.
Because the reason is beyond flesh.
It’s fitrah — the pure, natural soul created by Allah.
“And He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquility in them. And He placed between you affection and mercy.”
— [Surah Ar-Rūm, 30:21]
Look how Allah talks.
Not of atoms.
Not of instincts.
But of mercy, affection, tranquility.
These are not chemical reactions.
These are signs of your Creator.
O atheist,
You say we’re just dust.
But you mourn like your soul is broken.
You cry like your heart means something.
You love like love has meaning.
And that proves:
You are more than atoms.
You are created.
You are crafted.
You are designed by the One who loves you more than any mother ever could — Allah.
Return to Him.
Before it’s too late.
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