Do Atheists Really Believe in Randomness?
- Muiz As-Siddeeqi
- Jul 6
- 1 min read
Do Atheists Really Believe in Randomness?
They say:
“There is no God. Everything just happened — by chance.”
“It’s all random. The universe, the earth, life — just accidents.”
But here’s the irony…
They never actually live like they believe that.
If you really believed everything is random:
➤ Why do you trust science, which is based on laws and predictability?
➤ Why do you believe in justice, which assumes accountability?
➤ Why do you search for purpose, if it’s all just meaningless?
➤ Why do you admire design in nature — yet deny the Designer?
Because deep down, you don’t believe in chaos.
You believe in order.
You believe in logic.
You believe in meaning.
You believe in cause and effect.
But you refuse to believe in the Cause of all causes — Allah.
Look at the universe.
From galaxies to gravity.
From DNA to daylight.
Everything works in harmony. Everything follows a system.
Yet you say it all came from… random nothingness?
Allah said:
“Verily, all things. We created (them) with Qadar (their prior determination and ordainment inscribed in the Preserved Tablet).”
— [Surah Al-Qamar, 54:49]
No randomness. No mistakes. No accidents.
Just perfection — by the Creator.
O atheist,
You don’t live like randomness is real.
You live like there’s right and wrong.
Like there’s truth and falsehood.
Like life has meaning.
That’s because your soul knows the truth.
But your pride blinds you.
Return to your fitrah.
Return to the One who gave you life with purpose.
Return to Allah.
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