Is Islam A Subjective Reality?
The reality of Islam is objective with all the tools available to achieve absolute level of assurance I’ve heard that even Ghamidi sahib says that if someone from a different religion invites me to their faith, I should consider it, as I might have misunderstood my own religion. So, even Ghamidi sahib allows for doubt, meaning there’s a chance he could be wrong. If we assume we’ve conclusively proven something beyond doubt, there’s still a possibility of it being incorrect. In my view, after exhausting all arguments, understanding our faith is often a tentative conclusion, and not much more. When we say “objective” it is relative to the time we live in, the spectrum of knowledge we have and many other factors, so it might still change upside down in future as we’re open to all possibilities. What do you think?