Blog

Chances AI can kill human civilization

Exact probabilities on whether artificial intelligence will cause human extinction remain heavily debated, with estimates from AI safety researchers, executives, and scientists spanning a wide spectrum. While some prominent industry insiders and safety researchers place the risk anywhere from 10% to over 50% within the coming decades, other tech leaders dismiss existential scenarios entirely as ... Read More

Signs from Allah

Ritika Dutta created her Facebook account on September 11 2007(6 year anniversary of 911 attacks). Her family moved into their house 66 days before the 911 attacks. Their house address in Irvine is 28 Washington. Bill Gates was born on the 28th day of October in Washington state. Their house was bought for $529,000. The ... Read More

Allah will save the righteous

The Quran contains numerous verses affirming that Allah rescues, protects, and grants final triumph to the righteous (al-muttaqin) and believers (al-mu’minoon), both in worldly trials and on the Day of Judgment. Surah Az-Zumar (39:61) “And Allah will deliver those who were mindful of Him to their place of ultimate triumph. No evil will touch them, ... Read More

Satan has no chance of beating Allah

In Islamic theology, no—Satan (known as Iblis) cannot defeat or overcome Allah under any circumstances.Islamic belief is strictly monotheistic (Tawhid), which holds that Allah is the absolute, omnipotent Creator of everything, while Satan is merely a finite creation.Key Principles in Islamic Belief In Islamic eschatology, Satan will ultimately be judged and consigned to punishment alongside ... Read More

Victory only from Allah

In Islamic theology, ultimate triumph and deliverance—termed An-Nasr—are attributed exclusively to God. Material causes, strategy, and numbers are viewed merely as worldly means, while actual victory remains entirely a divine favor.The Absolute Declaration of Victory Divine Aid vs. Worldly Means The Reciprocal Condition for Divine Support The Historical Contrast: Badr vs. HunaynThe Quran illustrates this ... Read More

Human brains compared to computers

The human brain operates on roughly 20 Watts of power—about the energy of a dim lightbulb—while delivering estimated compute performance on par with an exascale supercomputer (around $10^{18}$ operations per second).Modern supercomputers achieving exaflop performance require 15 to 30 Megawatts, making the brain roughly a million times more energy-efficient for general perception, adaptation, and multi-modal ... Read More