US EditionJaved Akhtar vs Mufti Shamail Nadwi: Who Won the Debate on 'Does God Exist'?
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Islamic scholar Mufti Shameel Nadvi and renowned lyricist Javed Akhtar debated the existence of God. In this discussion, both argued for the existence of God based on their own arguments, logic, and experience. Mufti Shameel Nadvi argued for God's existence based on the principle of "necessary being," while Javed Akhtar called it uncertain. Watch the full debate.
Does God Exist? Breaking down the Javed Akhtar and Mufti Shamail public debate
Last week, poet and lyricist Javed Akhtar and Islamic scholar Mufti Shamail Nadwi engaged in a high-profile public debate titled “Does God Exist?” at the Constitution Club in New Delhi. Moderated by journalist Saurabh Dwivedi, the dialogue explored the tension between religious faith and rational atheism. Key Arguments and Points of Contention Akhtar, a self-declared atheist, argued that those claiming God’s existence bear the burden of proof. H…
God Versus Atheism Debate is Unnecessary
The recent public exchange between Javed Akhtar and Mufti Shamail Nadwi has once again dragged us into a tired and largely meaningless binary. God versus atheism. Belief versus disbelief. As if one must defeat the other. As if society must choose a winner.That framing itself is the problem. Faith is not a competitive sport. Atheism is not a rebellion that needs validation. Both are deeply personal positions shaped by upbringing, experience, temp…
Javed Akhtar criticized after debate on God’s existence
For centuries, one of humanity’s most debated questions has been the existence of God: Is there a divine being, or is it simply a concept created by humans to cope with life’s hardships? On Saturday, this age-old question was the subject of a public debate held in New Delhi, India, titled “Does God Exist?”. The debate featured renowned Bollywood lyricist and writer Javed Akhtar and Indian religious scholar Mufti Shamail Nadwi, founder of the Wah…
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