Author Description

Believer Perspective is a philosophical dialogue that explores the nature of God, existence, creation, and the human soul through a conversation between two characters: Wafa, a skeptic with deep existential doubts, and Safa, a believer offering a metaphysical interpretation of spiritual concepts. The book begins with Wafa's rejection of both religion and atheism, feeling intellectually unsatisfied by traditional answers. Safa responds not with dogma but with a symbolic and abstract narrative that reframes creation as the activation of a neutral, non-existent "slave" entity by God's eternal word. The story unfolds a unique cosmology: God is infinite, simple, and beyond attributes, while creation begins not by crafting matter, but by awakening potential through divine command. The narrative introduces concepts like the spirit, consciousness, and emotion as emergent phenomena shaped by dual forces-God's word and a contrasting natural inertia or memory. These elements evolve into a system of internal revelation, where the soul learns through emotional cycles and spiritual focus. Rather than giving theological proofs, the book offers a personal cosmology-one that critiques both blind faith and rigid atheism, proposing instead that belief can emerge through introspection, symbolic understanding, and direct engagement with inner spiritual processes.