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tions and all dialogues between people rest on self-interest.

What looks like solidarity on the outside, is in reality disunity
when seen from within.
Actually, all these features are typical of deniers and
their society, as God has revealed in detail in the Qur'an. One
of these verses says:

They will not fight against you all together as a
group except in fortified towns or behind high
walls. Their hostility towards each other is in-
tense. They are full of bravado in each other's
company. You consider them united but their
hearts are scattered wide. That is because they
are people who do not use their intellect.
(Qur'an, 59: 14)

The sense of solidarity based on self-interest is compati-
ble with the Darwinist ideology. According to Darwinist
dogma, living beings will only display solidarity if it is in
their own interest to do so as determined by nature. At all
other times they are competitors in the struggle for survival
and will do anything for their own survival in this struggle.
The solidarity of the clan which exists in this world will
totally disintegrate on the Day of Judgment. On that day, they

will come face to face with the clear truth and they will not
find the strength to unite with one another in their denial and
against the welfare of good people as they did all their lives.
They will have surrendered to what God will give them in re-
turn. God says in this matter:

[They will be asked:] "Why are you not helping
one another?" No, today they come in absolute
submission. They will confront each other, ques-

The clan's solidarity is only based on self-interest which is what
the Darwinist mentality requires