Jumia Books Should Only Things Seen Be Believed? Are Atheists Smarter Than These People? By Hüseyin Hilmi Işık

This provocative title—Should Only Things Seen Be Believed? Are Atheists Smarter Than These People?—by Hüseyin Hilmi Işık invites readers into a sharp and unapologetic exploration of faith, reason, and the limits of materialist thinking. Published by Hakikat Kitabevi, the book confronts modern skepticism head-on, asking whether belief must be confined to the visible and whether atheism truly offers intellectual superiority.

Through a blend of theological insight, philosophical reasoning, and scriptural references, Hüseyin Hilmi Işık dismantles the notion that empirical evidence alone defines truth. He argues that the unseen—such as divine reality, the soul, and the afterlife—is not only rational but essential to a complete understanding of existence. The book challenges readers to reconsider the foundations of their worldview and to recognize the spiritual dimensions that science cannot measure.

The cover’s minimalist design—a bright yellow background with bold black text—reflects the book’s direct and confrontational tone. The use of quotation marks emphasizes that these are questions posed to provoke thought, not conclusions to be passively accepted.

Ideal for readers interested in comparative religion, apologetics, or philosophical debates on faith and atheism, this book serves as both a defense of Islamic belief and a critique of reductionist ideologies. Whether you're a believer seeking intellectual reinforcement or a skeptic open to dialogue, this work offers clarity, challenge, and conviction.