What if the secrets of creation weren’t hidden—but misunderstood?
The Evolution of Light offers a groundbreaking journey through time, space, and divine intent—blending Qur’anic revelation with modern scientific discovery to unravel the cosmic narrative behind existence itself.

From the formation of angels from compressed light, to the emergence of devils from cooling fire, and the eventual rise of humanity from clay, this book bridges ancient wisdom and quantum physics to explore the unseen architecture of our universe.

Beautifully structured and deeply thought-provoking, The Evolution of Light challenges the boundaries between science and spirituality, offering readers a unified theory of creation rooted in both faith and reason.

Whether you're a seeker of truth, a student of cosmology, or someone curious about the divine logic behind the physical world, this book invites you to see creation not as chaos—but as carefully orchestrated light, guided by the will of Allah.

• A Qur’an-based cosmology that begins with the light of divine intent—not particles or chance.

• The creation of angels from pure light, their nature, roles, and obedience as reflections of divine will.

• The emergence of jinn from intense, smokeless fire, their free will, dual nature, and parallels to human beings.

• The transition from light to fire, from fire to smoke, then to dust and clay—an unfolding blueprint of how the Earth and life were prepared.

• The molding of Adam from clay, the divine breath that animated the soul, and the unique spiritual responsibility given to humankind.

• The inner dimensions of existence: the Ghayb (unseen realms), the soul (nafs), divine decree (qadar), and the eternal return to Allah.

• Insights from modern science—such as the energy-matter transformation, quantum fields, and gravity—viewed through an Islamic metaphysical lens.

Unlike books that treat science and religion as rivals, Decoding Creation shows that the Qur’an anticipated the great questions of existence long before telescopes and particle colliders. It does not seek to prove the Qur’an through science, but to uncover how both point toward a unified reality that affirms the wisdom of the Creator.

Who is this book for?

• Readers seeking a spiritually grounded yet intellectually satisfying perspective on creation.

• Muslims looking to deepen their understanding of the Qur’anic cosmology beyond traditional summaries.

• Students of science and philosophy curious about Islam’s metaphysical worldview.

• Educators and scholars interested in the intersection of theology, metaphysics, and physics.

With clear language, rich Qur’anic references, and a sense of reverence for both revelation and reason, Decoding Creation offers not only knowledge—but awe. It invites every reader to reflect on their origin, their purpose, and their ultimate return to the Source of all light.