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Dengue is an animal virus carried by Aedes mosquitoes. The dengue virus is a major factor in the spread of various diseases that are dangerous to man. It starts at an early stage through Dengue Fever (DF) and can lead to life threatening sickness called Dengue Fever Syndrome (DHF). Therefore, with this dangerous syndrome one can, or does not understand one can, be more confident in a substance that the Almighty is regulating the disease through His will from the beginning. This is so because we can proof the existence of God through the evidence of ijmali and the beautiful nature. Therefore, the natural phenomenon manifested in dengue virus can further strengthen the hold in the heart of man, proven through maqasid al-tasdiq in the form of qiyas. This qualitative study applies the method of documentation and data analysis in describing the causes and chronology of dengue virus, especially in Malaysia, and establishes discussions regarding al-dilalah al-?aqliyyah, which shows we can use common sense to understand natural phenomena. This paper then relates dengue virus affliction to the proposition that there is one Almighty substance, God, who rules the universe. As a result, the infection of dengue virus, causing man to get Dengue Fever (DF) and Dengue Fever Syndrome (DHF), strengthens one’s understanding and belief in the existence of Allah in regulating all-natural phenomena.
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In-Text Citation: (Makdom et al., 2021)
To Cite this Article: Makdom, A. H. A., Shuhari, M. H., Al-Shafi'i, M. M. O., & Jusoh, W. H. W. (2021). The Relationship Between Dengue Virus and The Existence of Allah Through al-Dilalah al-Aqliyyah Based on Maqasid al-Tasdiq. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 11(2), 177–185.
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