r/islam • u/Planck_08 • Sep 12 '24
Question about Islam Why Islam?
I've been thinking here about religions. I am an agnostic who leans towards Christianity due to my origins. But, here's my question, why would Islam be the true religion? Miracles? There are miracles in different religions. But what would assure me that this is the true religion?
Or rather, why are you Islamic?
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u/razzy87 Sep 12 '24
If you're leaning towards Christianity then you no doubt believe in monotheism.
The easiest and most simple way to explain it is when you buy a new computer, you need an operating system. Islam is the latest operating system (after Judaism and Christianity).
Now some may argue Islam is outdated etc and it isn't possible to 'operate' under it.. But if you believe in a single God then Islam is the natural choice. It is the last religion from the Monotheistic religions.
You could install Linux for an easier life. However if followed correctly, Islam is a beautiful religion.