Can Something Come From Nothing? — A Rational Breakdown
- Muiz As-Siddeeqi
- Jul 2
- 2 min read
Can Something Come From Nothing? — A Rational Breakdown (Without Philosophy)
Let’s be honest.
Atheism begins with one claim: “There is no God.”
But this leads to a haunting question:
“Then where did everything come from?”
The atheist replies:
“It just came from nothing.”
Or worse:
“We don’t know — but not God.”
Let’s break that down — no philosophy, no mental gymnastics. Just plain, undeniable facts:
Fact #1: Nothing means no thing — no energy, no time, no matter, no space, no laws, no process, no cause.
Nothing can't change, can't act, can't decide.
So…
How can nothing bring something into existence?
That’s not just unlikely — that’s impossible.
Even a child knows: From nothing, comes nothing.
Fact #2: Everything that begins to exist has a beginning point.
The universe had a beginning. Even atheistic scientists admit this.
Lawrence Krauss, a famous atheist, wrote “A Universe from Nothing” — but was forced to admit that his “nothing” still had quantum fields, physical laws, and energy.
That’s not nothing. That’s something.
So again…
Where did the first thing come from?
If there was ever truly nothing — there would still be nothing now.
But here we are.
Fact #3: Science doesn’t explain away the Creator — it points to Him.
Science shows order, precision, balance, and cause-effect laws.
But it can’t explain why these laws exist to begin with.
Or where the universe came from.
The one real, logical, rational answer?
There is a Creator — Eternal, Powerful, Knowing — who brought all things into being.
That’s not blind faith.
That’s not wishful thinking.
That’s reality.
“Were they created by nothing? Or were they themselves the creators?”
— [Surah at-Tūr, 52:35]
One ayah.
And atheism collapses.
Because nothing never created anything.
Share this with those still lost in doubt.
Not to win arguments — but to help hearts see the truth.
That behind every atom, every star, every moment…
is Allah, the One who created all from nothing — because He is Everything.
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