Atheism: Origins and Evolution, Contemporary Manifestations, Impacts, and Suggestions for Islamic Discourse

Abstract

Atheism, tracing its origins from antiquity to the present day, has undergone a profound transformation in both its conceptualization and manifestation. Initially emerging as skepticism towards prevailing religious beliefs, atheism has evolved into a multifaceted ideological spectrum encompassing various philosophical, scientific, and cultural perspectives. Atheists are non-believers; a group of people who merely have secular concepts, they don't have the Islamic and specific religion they follow merely man-made theories. Atheists believe there doesn't exist divine and His powers. They deem everything is being placed by its own and no body, no power is circulating it.No force can intervene and no one can judge and rule the whole universe, there is no truth behind the commandments of the divine, His power, and His creature So, in this way they are considered non-believers and infidel of the Islam because they don't follow the religion even though some of they commit the blasphemes act. Muslims follow Islam they follow the commandments of one Allah and firmly believe in Hazrat Muhammad(PBUH). They Prohibit every act which is against Islam and the Quran.In every domain, Quran is the Perfect guidance to combat their riddles. Allah Almighty gives us the right path to follow and redemption from hell. Believers who accept and have firm determination upon them (Quran and Sunnah) they are succeeded in the real world. This is the main idea of this conference. We also discuss the effects of atheism on muslins in this conference paper. In conclusion, addressing atheism within Islamic discourse requires a multifaceted approach that combines theological insights, philosophical reasoning, and empirical evidence. By promoting intellectual engagement, nurturing spiritual growth, and fostering dialogue, Islamic communities can effectively respond to the challenges posed by atheistic worldviews while upholding the integrity of Islamic teachings and values.