What is the solution to confront recurrent atheistic thoughts regarding the existence of God, which increase after researching sciences such as the Big Bang theory, and what does Islam say about this theory?

The human intellect is incapable of encompassing all sciences and grasping the essence of the universe and the realities of life. Therefore, it needs to adhere to the proofs that suffice a sound mind, untainted by doubts. Atheistic whispers are closer to an illness than to scientific thought. Quranic verses, such as Surah Al-Mulk (67:1-3), call for reflection on Allah's creation. The youth period is susceptible to intellectual turmoil, which may be attributed to physiological reasons or the inherent human desire for curiosity, or it could be an attempt to stand out. Atheists conduct their daily lives according to sound rational principles, which indicates that their delusions are merely baseless thoughts that contradict their daily practices. Belief in the existence of God is an innate disposition in every soul, to which humans return in times of hardship, even if they are atheists in times of ease. This is confirmed by the experiences of individuals and nations throughout history.