Multitude of Response to the Problem of Evil

Journal of Islamic Studies 2 (1):1-3 (2022)
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This paper attempts to deconstruct and undercut the so-called problem of evil from a multitude of perspective. It patches works of scholars from both Christian and Muslim traditions to give the response anyone needs. It also highlights the vagueness of atheism.

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