Proving God in the Holy Quran

Proving God is one of the important discussions of religious studies which has been posed from the time of emergence of religion until this day and will be talked about in future. This article follows proving God’s existence from the perspective of the Holy Quran, investigates three viewpoints (1. No demonstration, 2. Independent and explicit demonstration, 3. Indirect and implicit demonstration), and prefers the second and third perspectives meaning that some verses mention and prove the subject of understanding God independently and explicitly (not logically) and some others mention this subject and prove it implicitly. Another part of this article mentions ten rational demonstrations for understanding God (possibility demonstration, Seddiqin, contingency, movement, innate disposition, soul, order, guidance, repulsion of possible threat and occurrence of special events demonstrations) and exposes and analyses the verses that independently or implicitly indicate these demonstrations.