"If we assume that the Creator is a hypothesis, we will find that it is the best and most optimal possible hypothesis for the 'mind' in all its practices and components: thinking and consideration, conscience and emotions, logic and ideas. So the Creator's speech - that is, his revelation - was a friend of experience...
“If we assume that the Creator is a hypothesis, we will find that it is the best and best possible hypothesis for the “mind” of all its practices and components: thinking and consideration, conscience and emotions, logic and ideas. So the Creator’s speech – i.e. his revelation – is a friend of human experience, and familiar to it, or as can be said in the English experience-friendly question.
Abdullah bin Said al-Shahri, “Three Letters in Atheism, Science and Faith,” p.
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Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page