زهراني، إبراهيم بن بلال محمدZahrani, Ibrahim ibn Bilal MuhammadIbrahim ibn Bilal MuhammadZahrani2024-10-072024-10-072019https://studentrepo.iium.edu.my/handle/123456789/4221This research examines aspects of causality in the Holy Quran, such as the relationship between reasons and causes in the divine Sunnahs such as acceptance and steadfastness, and linking this to the will of God Almighty for the occurrences of events. In the age scientific or empirical evidences are the standard to which, the causality argument struggles to make its points of view heard. The religion of Islam demands and expects the believers to accept at face value the concept of divine miracles and the ageless validity of stories proverbs and incidences. The believers are bestowed with the Sunnah and the Revelation to sustain man's covenant with his god though this covenant now comes under attack, the causality effect is very much the foundation of Muslim true belief and scientific and empirical evidences add to that belief and steadfastness.arCopyright International Islamic University MalaysiaIslam and reasonReason (Islam)Causation (Islamic law)Doctoral Thesishttps://lib.iium.edu.my/mom/services/mom/document/getFile/SIMtFKAQ4uJdPS4e8bU6jDKSDep55igt20200714163348026