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==== They share some conceptual similarities, especially in the idea that our perceived reality is not the ultimate reality. However, the core differences are significant: ====
# Islam gives a clear, structured purpose for life, while Simulation Theory remains speculative.
# Islam identifies a single, all-powerful Creator (Allah), while Simulation Theory suggests an advanced civilization.
# Islam guarantees an afterlife, whereas Simulation Theory leaves it uncertain.
# Islam provides divine laws and prophets, whereas Simulation Theory has no moral framework.

So, while the two might feel similar in their philosophical implications, they are fundamentally different in theology, purpose, and worldview.

Would you agree, or do you see another angle where they converge more?