Do We Need The Quran To Believe In God?
Yes one can believe in one GOD without Quran , as Quran itself says that people when think about the creation of heavens and the earth they came to the conclusion that all of this is not without a purpose and has a creator
But to come to tawheed through just our fitrah would take a lot longer- that’s why God sent scriptures right
Why is God being one a fact simply because my nature accepts it perfectly? Why are things that my nature doesn’t accept per se, or that don’t find fundamental foundations in my nature different? God is definitely a part of my nature. And there is no real need or argument in my psyche for any other concept than one God. But how does this affect the reality. Isn’t it just me believing in something that my nature allows? How is it an academic proposition. To prove it don’t we have to bring scripture. Otherwise it is (academically) the same as shirk. It is an aqli imkaan until there is evidence.
If we consult the Farahi theory of knowledge (as far as I have)- wouldn’t the sequence be: A-priori generated an aqli imkaan of God. The evidence to support this is scriptures and prophets Without this evidence God would also be a fiction