Man in the Qur'an

The past centuries did not force man to search for his place in all of existence, or for his place among the living creatures on this earth, and between the children of his kind and the children of the group in which he lives of that kind, and between every apparent or hidden lineage to which he belongs, as he has resorted to all of that this century..
This century has brought together questions... What is man's place in the entire universe? What is his place on this earthly vehicle among its living creatures? What is his place among his species? What is his place among every group of this single species, or this species that consists of a group of species included in the title "man"?
These are questions that cannot be answered in anything other than a "religious belief" that brings together for a person the essence of his knowledge of his world, and the essence of his faith in its unknown unseen, that brings him the essence of confidence in his mind, and the essence of confidence in life. His life and the life of all living things and universes.
Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad