The Narratives – Mohamed Miah

By Mohamed Miah

There’s an old argument that keeps coming up, Do we really have free will, or is everything already written? It’s a question that has fuelled philosophical debates, religious discussions, and late-night conversations for centuries. But what if I told you the answer was hiding in plain sight? Not in theology alone, but in quantum mechanics, probability, and the way the universe itself operates.

See, we’ve been told for years that science and faith are opposites—that one is rooted in evidence, and the other in belief. That’s the biggest con of modern times. The deeper we dig into science, the more we’re forced to admit that reality isn’t random. It isn’t meaningless. And it definitely isn’t an accident.

In fact, science is proving the very thing it was meant to disprove, the existence of divine order.

The Myth of Luck – Why Everything is Just Probability

Let’s get one thing straight—luck doesn’t exist. Never has, never will.

People love to say “you’re lucky” when something goes well or blame “bad luck” when life doesn’t go their way. But in reality, everything follows probability. There’s always a chance of an outcome, no matter how small. The more we understand probability, the clearer it becomes that there’s no such thing as randomness—only unseen patterns.

Take a coin toss. Heads or tails? 50/50, right? Wrong. If you knew the exact force, angle, air resistance, and surface texture, you could predict the outcome every time. The only reason we call it “chance” is because we don’t have the ability to calculate it all in real-time. But that doesn’t mean the result wasn’t already written in the variables before the coin even landed.

This applies to everything in life. From the lottery to accidents, from meeting the right person to missing the bus, there is no luck—only a set of probabilities playing out.

Now here’s where it gets even deeper.

Quantum Free Will – The Infinite Gamebook of Reality

If you ever read those old “choose your own adventure” books, you’ll get this straight away.

Imagine a book where you make choices—turn to page 27 if you go left, page 42 if you go right. Once you choose, all other options collapse. You’re locked into that storyline, but you still had the freedom to pick it.

That’s exactly how free will works.

Before you make a decision, all the possibilities exist. The moment you choose, the other paths collapse, and your timeline moves forward based on that choice. This isn’t just philosophy—it’s literally how quantum mechanics works.

• Particles exist in multiple states at once (superposition) until measured.

• The moment they are observed, they “collapse” into one state—the one we see in reality.

• Our choices work the same way—infinite probabilities exist, but once we decide, only one remains.

Now, here’s the real question: If every choice collapses probability into a set path, then does that mean Allah already knows everything?

Yes. But not in the way most people think.

Fate (Qadr) and The Divine Algorithm

A lot of people misunderstand fate. They think it means everything is pre-written, so we have no real choice. That’s not it.

Think of it like this, Allah sees all timelines, all choices, all probabilities at once.

• He sees the beginning and the end of every path you could take.

• He knows where each choice will lead, where each action will take you.

• But you are still the one making the choices.

This is where Allah’s mercy comes in. Because He sees all paths, He can extend your timeline, shift probabilities, or redirect you based on your dua, your actions, and His will.

Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:39):

“Allah eliminates what He wills or confirms, and with Him is the Mother of the Book (Lauh Mahfuz).”

That means:

• There is a Master Book where all possibilities exist.

• But within our own lives, things can change.

• Dua (prayer) and sincere effort can alter probability.

Even the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:

“Nothing can change the Divine Decree except du’a.” (Tirmidhi 2139)

That means prayer is actively altering the quantum choices of our reality.

Dajjal’s System – The Illusion of Randomness

Now let’s get to the real deception—why don’t people see this?

Because Dajjal’s system is built on hiding these truths.

• They want you to think everything is random.

• They want you to believe you have no control.

• They tell you science disproves faith when in reality, it’s proving it.

And here’s the proof:

• The deeper we go into physics, the more mathematical precision we find in nature.

• The more we explore space, the more fine-tuning we discover.

• The more we study DNA, the more it resembles a programmed code.

The Dajjalic world order wants you blind to this. They replaced real knowledge with distractions—money, consumerism, materialism, atheism. Anything to keep you from questioning reality and realising the deeper design.

And what did they do to Islam?

• They destroyed the Islamic Golden Age, when Muslims were pioneers in maths, astronomy, medicine, and physics—because they were guided by revelation.

• They divided the Middle East, keeping its people occupied with war and poverty instead of enlightenment.

• They made materialism the new god, so people worship success instead of truth.

The result? A world where people are so distracted by fake success, entertainment, and false ideologies that they never ask the real questions.

The Final Test – The Rise of True Knowledge Before the End

But here’s the thing, Allah’s plan is greater.

More people are seeing through the deception.

More people are realising that science leads back to God.

More people are waking up to the truth before the final test of humanity.

Maybe the final proof of Allah’s design is about to be revealed in a way no one can ignore.

The Dajjal’s deception is at its peak—but so is the return of knowledge.

And in the end, all choices will collapse into one final truth, Allah is the only reality.

You Are Choosing Your Path Right Now

This is your infinite gamebook.

This is your quantum moment.

You are choosing which probability collapses into reality.

So the question is, Will you wake up before it’s too late?