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Whenever I watch a (Powerful) video like the one below, I feel very lucky to have been guided to the Belief in the Almighty Allah سبحانه عز وجل ... Alhamdulillah.

- For Believers... it increases and reinforces their belief.

- For those who don't believe in Allah سبحانه عز وجل (Atheists...etc), it makes them (perhaps) go further in their disbelief... because they think: "How can ONE being create all this? and then organizes it all to float in space without colliding all the time? It must be all the work of 'Nature' and it all happened by 'Chance'..."

Does it make you think of any verses from the Quran?  What verses can we relate to this video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoW8Tf7hTGA         Length  6:50

While watching... don't forget Tasbeeh (saying: Subhan Allah)... Tahmeed (saying: Alhamdu Lillah)... Takbeer (saying: Allahu Akbar)... Tahleel (saying: Laa Ilaha Illa Allah)... Hawlaqa (saying: La Hwla wa La Quwwata Illa Billah)

Another thing: Aren't you amazed and fascinated how the early companions رضي الله عنهم (and later generations) had a very strong belief in Allah سبحانه عز وجل... without having all this information available to them?!!

Everything that God (Allah SWT) created... He created for a purpose.

The purpose behind creating the Universe is not for us to go and explore it (even though we are not prevented from doing so. see below)... it was created (among other purposes, and along with other creations) so that we can observe and find out about the Existence of Allah SWT (God), His Power, His Greatness, His Abundance, His Kindness... etc. Allah SWT Created these things as Signs for us to find Him, and realize His Presence. Here are some examples from our Qur'an:

Question: Does Allah SWT Prevent us from exploring Space? 

Answer:  NO. Allah Encourages us to do so.

Question: What do Scientists say about all this?

Answer: Well...some acknowledge the fact that the Qur'an is not against Science and Physics... it rather endorses it and encourages it. (for example: 

https://www.islamicity.com/Science/Baucaille.shtml and his book 'The Quran and Modern Science'). or this:

https://www2.nau.edu/~gaud/bio301/content/iscrst.htm 

You might have to copy & paste these links in Google if they don't work.

Others (such as Hawking before his death) say that God does not exist, and there's nothing after death (obviously challenging and rejecting Newton's ideas on the subject). However all these Scientists can present us with are unproven 'Theories'... in fact they keep hopping from theory to theory (they are now going for the new M-theory which includes the 'string theory', however the mathematics are not working for them so far)... they are still chasing the 'elusive' Theory of Everything.

Scientific research is a good thing, but in my opinion, there's no need to try and peel it away from Religion. In Islam, the two are part & parcel of each other.

Personally, I can assure you of one thing: Every Scientific discovery (whether it's Mega such as Space Discoveries, or Nano: i.e smaller than what can be observed through an STM microscope)... proves to me that Allah Exists... and draws me closer to Him.

That's your answer right there! 

Through the 'vastness' of the Universe,(most probably) Allah (God) wants us to realize how infinitesimally  'small' and 'weak' (vulnerable) we are (in comparison), and how 'dependent' we should be on Him... and yet, some of us have the 'guts' to turn around and 'deny' the very existence of God, let alone all the signs that He Created/Gifted for us.

I agree. Well said.

@Miaw

Can you understand why I object that  in this case he overdid the job?