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What is the religious perspective on the philosophical law "everything is subject to doubt" or "I doubt, therefore I am," and is this law correct?

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We have previously addressed the saying of the French philosopher Descartes: "I doubt, therefore I think, therefore I am," and clarified that a Muslim whose innate nature (fitra) has not been corrupted and who has been raised in faith does not experience doubt in the first place.

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