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Curious about how Islam adapts to mind-bending new realities-like the idea of aliens.

Salaam, hope you're doing well. I'm coming with a genuine question and lots of respect-just an outsider trying to understand. I believe in God, and I'm not here to challenge anything-just exploring out of curiosity. So here's a thought: say we discover intelligent beings from other worlds, and they're peaceful or neutral. How does Islam, historically and theologically, deal with something totally new like that? Like, how might scholars approach it? And personally, how would you make sense of it in your faith? Also, since there's no single central authority in Islam, how would a common view even form and spread among Muslims? Really curious to hear different takes!

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The beauty of Islam is in ijtihad. Scholars would debate for ages, honestly. But we’d find a way to integrate it.

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We already believe in jinn, who are unseen beings. So conceptually, it's not that far-fetched. Just a matter of figuring out their role.

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Great question. Honestly, scholars would look to the Quranic principle that Allah is the 'Lord of all the worlds.' Might be a new world we didn't fully know. Intellect would be applied.

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