The Creator of the Multiverse

The Quran describes Allah as the "Lord of all worlds," suggesting that our universe is just one of many. Science has also started exploring the possibility of multiple dimensions, parallel universes, and unseen realms. This verse reminds us that the vastness of existence is beyond human understanding

1. "All Worlds" (العَـٰلَمِينَ) in Cosmology

• Multiverse Theory: Some physicists propose parallel universes with different physical laws (e.g., string theory's 10^500 possible universes).
• Exoplanets: Over 5,500 planets discovered, each a potential "world" with unique conditions.
• Dimensions: String theory suggests 10-11 spatial dimensions beyond our 3D perception.

2. The Unseen Worlds

• The Quran speaks of unseen beings like angels and jinn, indicating that there are realities beyond human perception.
• Dark matter and dark energy make up 95% of the universe, yet remain invisible and mysterious to science.

The universe is vast, and we have only discovered a tiny fraction of its mysteries. Science continues to uncover more evidence that supports the idea of multiple worlds. This verse encourages us to explore, reflect, and seek knowledge about the greater reality of existence.

The Quran’s description of multiple worlds aligns with scientific discoveries. While we may not fully understand these realities, the signs of a vast, interconnected creation are everywhere. The more we explore, the more we realize the depth of Allah’s creation and power.