How can one respond to those who claim that the divine books are imaginary stories, that God punishes and favors messengers over other beings, and why He does not admit all His creation into Paradise, and who created God Himself, along with providing evidence from the Qur’an for the Earth’s sphericity?

A Muslim should avoid studying comparative religions and engaging in dialogue with people of falsehood if he is not qualified to do so, fearing temptation. When debating atheists, one should draw them to the fundamental issue: introducing them to Allah Almighty through His signs in the universe. If they realize His greatness, they will not ask questions related to the Quran or divine decree. The Quran refutes misconceptions by affirming that it is sent down from Allah. Scientific miracles can be used as evidence, while being careful not to be overly elaborate, and proving the existence of the Creator and His perfection through rational

proof. If it is established that He is the Creator, then He has the right to dispose of His dominion with His wisdom and justice, and He is not to be questioned about who created Him. If a question arises about who created Allah, the Muslim should seek refuge in Allah and say, "I believe in Allah." And the questioner's safety from these doubts is paramount.