Explaining Contingency Argument | Mohammed Hijab

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  • Explaining Contingency Argument By Mohammed Hijab
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  • @CaliphForCaliphate
    @CaliphForCaliphate  Před 4 lety +17

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  • @medsammy1237
    @medsammy1237 Před 4 lety +8

    Djazak allahu khayran Brother! It's like you've read my mind ... I've been looking for a video where you explain the contingency theory.

  • @AbrarManzoor
    @AbrarManzoor Před 2 lety +2

    This is the best explanation of contingency argument bcoz its taking determinism into consideration.

  • @abdullahmikail2779
    @abdullahmikail2779 Před 4 lety +2

    Please explain the origin nd history of liberalism, modern democracy nd political philosophy???

  • @farhanurmiah2635
    @farhanurmiah2635 Před 3 lety

    thanks

  • @pufftiloe
    @pufftiloe Před 2 lety +8

    I don't think it's the best, it is good but by far the best argument I've heard was Asadullah's Fitra Argument. Still a good video and may Allah reward you Ameen.

    • @marufez_4457
      @marufez_4457 Před 2 lety

      Asadullah Ali Al Andalusi? Where can i find it please?

    • @sarahnovella4971
      @sarahnovella4971 Před 2 lety

      link please?

    • @craglesmeturd2068
      @craglesmeturd2068 Před 2 lety

      @@marufez_4457 @Sarah Novella
      Look on CZcams Andalusian project

    • @MrIkytv
      @MrIkytv Před 2 lety

      Someone said I don’t trust your innate nature that’s why the argument is false how should I respond to that

    • @donaldmcronald8989
      @donaldmcronald8989 Před 6 měsíci

      LINK: czcams.com/video/9J0lOQT2HBo/video.html

  • @drabdulazeem
    @drabdulazeem Před 2 lety

    Where are these arguments of ghazali found??? Kimiaye saadat????

  • @abdullahmikail2779
    @abdullahmikail2779 Před 4 lety +3

    We want more academic discussion abt history, science, political philosophy nd what is classical islamic view on this??

    • @CaliphForCaliphate
      @CaliphForCaliphate  Před 4 lety +4

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  • @kaleemazad5475
    @kaleemazad5475 Před rokem +1

    Hi. I would like to know why or how the PSR (principle sufficient Reason ) is true. Why do ALL contingent existence need and explanation. This is the only part of the argument I Don't understand.

    • @Ahle.haq0
      @Ahle.haq0 Před 9 měsíci

      From nothing comes nothing so if something comes from nothing it automatically needs an explanation.
      And if something comes from nothing then it has a beginning which makes it contingent.
      And if you say that something can come from nothing then maybe you are using the definition of nothingness of richard dawkins but that isn't the real nothingness.
      Also if you really believe something can come from nothing then you would have to allow all sorts of absurdities and you would still need to explain why this thing came into existence now and not earlier or after.
      If you say that the world is pre eternal then you run into the problem of infinite regress

    • @777Slater
      @777Slater Před 2 měsíci

      Read Alexander puss's book on the PSR

  • @fdehands7494
    @fdehands7494 Před rokem

    So this argument could be used against the Trinity? Or is the trinity not made up of detachable parts

    • @unbornfoetus8166
      @unbornfoetus8166 Před rokem

      Christians don't believe the 3 persons of the Trinity are parts.

    • @waliul280
      @waliul280 Před rokem +2

      Yes it can be. The question remains why does the godhead has only three persons ? Couldve been persons of different numbers. Therfore needs an external explanation.

  • @tahaali2732
    @tahaali2732 Před 4 měsíci

    How do you prove that God must continue to exist in order for the universe to exist? All I can comprehend from the contingency argument is that God's existence was necessary to create the universe in the first place.

  • @harun3811
    @harun3811 Před 4 lety

    3:00

  • @zaidsyed8501
    @zaidsyed8501 Před 2 lety +1

    Can there be more than one necessary existence? Why or why not?

    • @donaldmcronald8989
      @donaldmcronald8989 Před 2 lety

      Yes. Of course. There is no contradiction.

    • @DevranBB
      @DevranBB Před 2 lety +3

      No because they would depend on each other

    • @DevranBB
      @DevranBB Před 2 lety +1

      @@donaldmcronald8989 no they would depend on each other

    • @DevranBB
      @DevranBB Před 2 lety +2

      @@donaldmcronald8989 let’s say x is independent things, you have 2x, how do you get to two x? X+X Which means they depend on each other

    • @DevranBB
      @DevranBB Před 2 lety +2

      Let’s say x is independent things, you have 2x, how do you get to two x? X+X Which means they depend on each other

  • @uatiger1
    @uatiger1 Před 2 lety +1

    MashaAllah. Nice explanation brother Hijab.
    But brother Hijab, why can we just not consider the fundamental constants of the universe to be that necessary existance?
    Although, I agree, at the moment our 2 fundamental theories of the universe, general relativity and QFT are incomplete and just approximations. We have around 19 fundamental constants using which we describe the universe (As Muslims we believe they are fine tuned) but we know some of them or all of them could have come into existance immediately after big bang and had otherwise not existed before. But we as humanity are working towards a theory of everything. And this theory may consist of an equation with as little as just 1 fundamental constant. The SuperString theory is one such example. Why can we not postulate that fundamental constant to be the necessary existance? Why necessary existance has to be a God? If the necessary existance is not conscious then if might as well be just some universal constant or some fundamental behaviour of Nothingness that gives rise to universes. Ours just happens to be one. And so far, with our repeated observations, this seems to be much simpler an explanation and much less speculative than the existance of God, or the existance of some sort of Simulation made by some highly intelligent alien species or the matrix or whatever else lots of Athiests seem to believe.
    I know this is an old video. But I just found this video and I really need to know the answer to this question before I am myself confident enough in using contingency as an argument for God?

    • @aaaaaaaaaaaa9023
      @aaaaaaaaaaaa9023 Před 2 lety +1

      “fundamental behaviour of nothingness”
      I think you mean, fundamental behaviour of the fabric of reality. Nothingness is not a thing that can do things.

    • @uatiger1
      @uatiger1 Před 2 lety

      @@aaaaaaaaaaaa9023
      Brother the problem is that the true philosophical nothingness is extremely unstable and does not exist and when we try to achieve it, we realise it takes a lot of energy to create it and the moment we get close to its creation, it disintegrates in quark anti-quark pairs.
      Thats what I meant by the fundamental behaviour of nothingness.

    • @LIVESTREAMFAILSz
      @LIVESTREAMFAILSz Před rokem

      @@uatiger1 did you get an answer to your issue?

    • @halalmode36
      @halalmode36 Před rokem

      The physical constants can be in an other ways, making it a possible existence.
      Read modern cosmology.

  • @pinkyring1587
    @pinkyring1587 Před 3 lety

    8:30

  • @patrickbarnes9874
    @patrickbarnes9874 Před 2 lety +3

    I am not an Islamophobe in that I never thought that all Muslims were terrorists and did not agree with America's constant wars in the middle east, but I did think that virtually all Muslims were antisemitic and I was deeply impressed with these two being so welcoming to the Jewish caller. It taught me to view Islam in a new way.

  • @charlievaughan1308
    @charlievaughan1308 Před 2 měsíci

    I AM. NOT AN. ATHEIST. I AM AGNOSTIC.
    THE CONTINGENCY ARGUMENT IS NOT
    THE TYPE. OF. ARGUMENT THAT KEEPS ME
    AWAKE AT. NIGHT. WONDERING IF I SHOULD
    GO BACK TO THEISM.

  • @cihanlifestyle
    @cihanlifestyle Před 4 lety +1

    06:35 MH didnt even tell 3 things only 2 ^^. Thats why no one found the third haha

  • @user-bh3vu1bq9o
    @user-bh3vu1bq9o Před 3 lety +1

    9:35 Possible existence

  • @matishakabdullah5874
    @matishakabdullah5874 Před 3 lety

    Let initial existence = E(i)
    If a new element j from nothing is added to E(i) it becomes E(i + j).
    Now E(i) is not the same to E(i+j).
    It is a false assumption to conclude that j has no effect on E(i) because E(i+j) is a new existence.
    The only Saboor in the scene is different from the scene where there are S and MH especially if MH came from non-existence.

    • @mrejaskhan7855
      @mrejaskhan7855 Před 3 lety +1

      Sir, He said if possible existence gets removed it's non existence does not effect our existence.
      i.e in your example if it becomes E(i+j) then j will not effect the *existence* of E(i).
      But yeah surely there will be effect but the effect will not be such that it disrupts existence of eachother.

    • @mrejaskhan7855
      @mrejaskhan7855 Před 3 lety

      Also, Sir He did not talk about cause and effect because some people like Determinist may not agree with it.
      What he use is dependency, Reliance, Contingency of possible existence over the Necessary existence.

  • @steveturner1147
    @steveturner1147 Před 3 lety

    It’s possible for a necessary existence, to which all possible existences originate, once existed but now doesn’t.
    For example, I could not exist without my parents. But once I start to exist my continued existence is not dependant on them. Take my parents away and I can still exist.
    Something necessary and non contingent created the universe (ok), but it does not necessarily exist now.
    Also the universe could have been created by a contingent entity, which was created by a non contingent entity. Or in fact a chain of any number of contingent entities with an originating non contingent entity. That non contingent entity might have nothing to do with the universe, and the contingent creator of the universe no longer exists.
    As an example, I can create a computer program, but that’s doesn’t mean I’m non contingent. I’m contingent on my parents who may know nothing about the program. My ceasing to exist does not destroy the program. It can still exist without me even though I created it.
    Necessity is both spacial AND temporal. It can be necessary at one point in time, but not another.
    Looking forward to the next videos where it is shown to exist now, shown to be a being and not a thing, shown to be a God, then shown to be a specific God.
    Then I’ll follow that God.

    • @MrHabib135
      @MrHabib135 Před 2 lety

      Look up Muhammad Hijabs video of today where he discusses atheists he explains exactly all your questions.

    • @sully9937
      @sully9937 Před 2 lety +4

      You don't understand the argument

    • @zakirnaikahmaddeedat3651
      @zakirnaikahmaddeedat3651 Před rokem

      You don't understand contingent means, contingency is not cause and effect.

    • @MuhammadHassan200
      @MuhammadHassan200 Před rokem

      @@MrHabib135 you totally missed the point it's dependency/contingency not causality

  • @sorthist9007
    @sorthist9007 Před 4 lety

    He concedes that an infinite chain can be the necessary existence? I havent watched the full video but can he even deduce the necessary existence is a conscious being? If not then it is no god at all and his argument does not take someone out of atheism.

    • @Fatima_33
      @Fatima_33 Před 4 lety +25

      An existence that is unconscious cannot be necessary.
      How?
      Since it is unconscious, it has no will. If it has no will, it must be functioning on laws that it did not create/impose. Hence, it is dependent on those laws to exist and function.
      The argument from contingency is a particularisation argument, meaning that the necessary existence must have given all the possible existences their limitations, meaning the necessary existence has a will and hence is conscious. Hence, it is the one and only God.

    • @sorthist9007
      @sorthist9007 Před 4 lety

      @@Fatima_33
      Why can those laws not be an attribute of the necessary foundation? The same way will is an attribute of god? These laws from the necessary foundation then gave rise to our contingent universe?

    • @mikelitoris5541
      @mikelitoris5541 Před 4 lety +1

      @@sorthist9007 Those same laws could be implemented by the necessary being could it not?

    • @Fatima_33
      @Fatima_33 Před 4 lety +15

      @@sorthist9007 No, then it requires further explanation on its finitude/limitation and its contingency. How can a foundation that's unconscious/unintelligent without a will or potential even give rise to rationality and and humans with wisdom/intellect/knowledge/free will/subjective consciousness/intuition etc lmao like yall atheists always want to find another option that's infinitely absurd rather than accepting and submitting your will to God. Like who even placed your soul/identity in your specific body? Cmon its not rocket science its common sense and intuition/inference to the best and obvious explanation. Just clean your "diseased" heart and seek the truth with sincerity instead of having a bias and trying to deny it at every instance. If ur not willing to accept then u will never and u will suffer the consequences of that in the hereafter, u will have literally no one to blame but urself.

    • @abdurrahman_muwahid3053
      @abdurrahman_muwahid3053 Před 3 lety

      There is a hadith where Muhammad صلى الله عليه و سلم has said that we have to beg Allah for help and he said also that we do not beg for the help to someone which is deaf and blind. In short, Allah has the qualities of perfection, i.e. Allah has the highest qualities that necessarily belong to his essence. Allah has no attributes of weakness or he would be dependent. Allah is the independent one and eternal. If one does not have a healthy Fitrah to understand it then he must work on it. I would recommend you to watch the video. czcams.com/video/KofTB3eyoCE/video.html

  • @TheBurnttea
    @TheBurnttea Před 2 lety

    Lol. Not even 7 minutes in and confusion is painfully clear. Bru, leave that Kalam and come to the dawa of the ambiyyaa

    • @Ahle.haq0
      @Ahle.haq0 Před 9 měsíci

      Say that when your own children will become atheists and you will have to return to us kalamis or whatever you wanna call us

    • @Ahle.haq0
      @Ahle.haq0 Před 9 měsíci

      Ambiya had miracles, do you have too?

  • @jonde-cent4897
    @jonde-cent4897 Před 2 lety

    Going from atheist to deist does nothing. Both of them are radically different than theism. The hard work is moving a deist to one particular theistic belief. Even if you have an atheist accept this argument, you have a looooong way to go from there, logically or empirically. That’s the hard bridge to cross, and one that no theist has been successful with.

    • @jonde-cent4897
      @jonde-cent4897 Před 2 lety

      If the whole world were deists we’d be in a much much better place

    • @MuhammadHassan200
      @MuhammadHassan200 Před rokem

      Do you have a revelation from GOD (NAUZUBILLAH) or direct inspiration thorough which you came to this conclusions?
      And btw diesm agrees that there is GOD while atgiesm denies .

    • @MuhammadHassan200
      @MuhammadHassan200 Před rokem

      Dude your whole argument or comment is full of assumptions.

    • @jonde-cent4897
      @jonde-cent4897 Před rokem

      @@MuhammadHassan200 I didn’t really make an argument. Just commented on that lack of utility that a deistic claim has. As far as impact on our lives, a deistic god is indistinguishable from a real god.
      That’s one assertion, can you show me how a deistic god impacts our lives, or how we can get to a theistic god without adding presuppositions?
      And no, revelation is a private matter and has no place in public discourse. I’m not denying your experience, but to anyone outside of you, it’s impossible to discern between a revelation and an imagination.

    • @MuhammadHassan200
      @MuhammadHassan200 Před rokem

      @@jonde-cent4897 when did I point out my experience?

  • @thehauntedstream7206
    @thehauntedstream7206 Před 3 lety

    if p entails q, doesn't this give an argument for Jesus Christ?