Our life is full of events and attitudes, may be positive and joyous, and may be negative and painful, do you think it is justice and fate or it is purely coincidental or it is the laws of nature imposed on us all opinions and answers are welcome with appreciation for all
I firmly believe in destiny because man proposes but God disposes.
I believe in law of Karma's of Brahma Kumari's
Everything is happening due to our actions for good actions we get good thing and for bad We get bad
Destiny is created by our own actions and destiny can be changed by our actions
I believe in fate and destiny, and I always believe I have a chance.
I believe that there is a power, call it God or Allah or whoever you believe in, that controls our destiny but humans are given a lot of freedom to shape the destiny through proper Planning and implementation of those plans.
So my beliefs also resemble with those of great Steve Jobs: You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something - your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life.
I believe life have more imagination than we humans and at times, she manages to weave wonderful unimaginable fabrics out of herself.
I believe totally to destiny, but this is not reason to live without projection. We have to do planning for our future.
Thank you very much my dear colleagues for the active contributions, the objective answers and the nice discussion. Thank you "very much" to all with all my heart
- Dear Maham Muzamil , I like the brevity of your answer. You said it in so few words what I could say with many more words. Indeed, we the mortals make plan but God sisposes some of those bigger plans Of ours.
Yes, I believe the Creator was not just creating humans for fun but for a purpose.
About 10 years ago Ulla Mattfolk and I produced a proof of free will. Essentially destiny needs a large amount of information storage compared to a region of space that has capacity to store a large amount of information. A conclusion was made that capacity of information storage is smaller than the amount required by destiny.
Destiny can control some things but not everything. If quantum entanglement was permanent then destiny might control more. Decoherence puts limits on the scope of destiny. Ulla has elaborated in terms of mind and body, both of which respond to coherence and decoherence.
Article The body-mind problem as a play between coherence and decoherence
Philosophers probe the question endlessly with nothing more than opinions to show for it. In physical science there is a chance to get a definitive answer.
Sometimes free will is given to us. Other times we claim it for ourselves. Destiny always competes, and sometimes prevails.
Destiny was thought to be irrestible in the Dark Ages, while freedom of choice challenged it in the Renaissance. William Shakespeare was a Renaissance writer who presented many characters as being held responsible for what they did even after witches foretold it and the characters felt unable to stop.
Destiny is often given as a defense for bad conduct, while free will is the response that holds offenders responsible.
I completely agree with Dr. Madhu Bala
one of the most important believe in Holy Book Geeta -"कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन। मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि॥"?
English Version :- “Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karma Phala Hetur Bhur Ma Te Sango Stv Akarmani”
The meaning of above saloka is - " You have every right to work but not expecting the fruits out of it. Let the focus be not on the fruits and never be inactive."
“No Pain No Gain”, which means when you are expecting some gains from an activity then definitely you must put 100 percent efforts on it to achieve gains from it.
We can never get results through destiny until and unless we discharge our responsibilities timely, sincerely and seriously.
Good deeds return with good things and vice versa. Nature obeys and response to hard work. Is not our destiny to fail as humans. Though, they are part to make the cycle complete by teaching us some lessons. We must believe and love God and also love our neighbors as ourselves.
''You often meet your fate on the road you take to avoid it.''
--French Proverb
Regards
In fact this is never Luck or Fate, its Allah almighty's perfect plan. Because He knows what's best for us even we don't. We make plans according to our limited intellect, but Allah almighty is the best planer. There are so many proofs in Quran & Hadith revealing that our fate has already been written/ decided by the Allah almighty. We have to obey Him, But we can make "Dua" (invocation) and ask for Dua to seek His mercy n help regarding your circumstances, wishes etc.
Islamic teachings describe it so perfectly, "Be patient for what was written for you was written by the greatest of writers". "Allah will help him who moves in the way of Allah".
Dear Prof. Fatima Faiq,
We cannot envision a fate and destiny of a child. However, we know quite well the fate and destiny of old people. Laws of nature are the human civilization's fate and destiny.
Within this framework, each individual has a lot of unpredictable circumstances, inherited skills, and right or wrong personal actions to change one's fate and destiny in various different directions. Irrespective of people believes, all of them should be treated humanly, equally, and peacefully. Individual believes are a private matter, as long as they aren't superimposed forcibly and forcefully on other people.
Do you believe in fate and destiny, or do you have a chance?Or are the laws of nature imposed on us?
Personally I think we have certain extent of free-will to decide / choose throughout our life but we need to bear with its positive or negative consequences.
For those believing in creationism , our destiny has been ordained for us by the divine powers. However, for the agnostic philosophers, man creates his/her own destiny by himself/herself.
There is an eloquent wisdom in fate and destiny, which is the wisdom of seeking the question of God's satisfaction. Man does not know what wrote for him tomorrow, so he has the right to wish to seek to what is permissible and legitimate. When these desires and dreams do not materialize, true faith emerges of the Creator wants.
I believe in fate because it offers me comfort and security.When bad events occur, fate tells us that this is all part of a greater plan.
God always with me ...
Of course I firmly believe in fate and destiny because it's part of religion.
Of course I firmly believe in fate and destiny because it's part of religion
Many of us believe in fate because it offers us comfort and security. When bad events occur, fate tells us that this is all part of a greater plan. This gives our tragedies meaning
I believe in the wisdom of God and in the power and the will of the person in achieving his goals
I believe in faith and destiny and it all in the hands of GOD Al Mighty - ALLAH
Al-Tawheed means that coincidence does not exist and ups and downs in life don’t happen by chance. We should be concerned and worry only about our relationship with Allah (SWT) for our daily actions. For the good deeds, we will be rewarded one way or another and we could have punishment for our bad deeds.
1. Belief is a driving force for efficient morality
2. Destiny or Fate is absolutely subjective and every person has independent goals in life
3. Law of Nature may be Flaura and Fauna along with human beings have inherent rights with respect to freedoms or liberty
4. DNA is another natural and hidden driving force in human life
5. Human body is mortal and soul is immoral and transformation is a rule that reinforce real morality for achievement of sustainable life
Today assets belong to a person tomorrow shall belong to another person hence protection from greed and hate succeed person on good plateform
We believe in justice and destiny
Everything goes as long as ِِAllah wants and wills
Greetings from the bottom of you dear academics and researchers for your contributions, interventions and substantive discussions, thank you "very much" for all your answers
Your faith in these things does not come once. Because the answer will be multiple depending on:
The religion that will say everything by the hand of God
The philosophy that will say everything is questionable
The culture that oscillates between the two.
So what will determine the final answers? the human when he starts to looking deep in his humanity.
Yes, I so much believe in it. I was not just created for fun.
There is no rational explanation, and I think that injustice is a decree.
Destiny is not a matter of chance. It is not a predefined thing, it is something which is achievable through hardwork.
People believes or lack of them depend on culture and/or on personal choices. Either way, it is a private matter, and shouldn't diminish people human rights, and personal safety.
I do believe in fate and destiny, and also believe that we have a chance if we believe in God and prayer can change destiny. "In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. Allah doth blot out or confirm what He pleaseth: with Him is the Mother of the Book"
Fate is natural and inevitable. The amount of hard work required to achieve success is inversely proportional to the Luck.
@ Aristidis Matsoukis: what you call a French proverb, in France, it is said it's an arab tale, about a sultan trying to avoid death...
Whatever is happening is the fact - one can't deny that it could be a destiny. Many believe they have some chances, and once in a while those chances are coming indeed. Every day we get a confirmation that we are subordinated to the laws of nature - who could deny that.
Everyone is destined to face his/ her fate as it was determined by ALLAH almighty.
You believe or not your destiny is fixed by superpower-GOD,all chances are created by us to march towards destiny with some ease and comfort,,laws of nature are naural laws, because they are natural no question of forcefully imposing
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