The Worldly Reflection of Man's Bad Deeds in Narrations

Many verses and narratives have highlighted the effect of man’s actions on natural events and the worldly reflections of those acts. This impact can be examined through a variety of ethical, educational, and ontological approaches. Using an ontological approach, this research investigates the existential relationship between man’s bad deeds and natural disasters with respect to narrations. Using the traditional method, the effect of the human’s optional actions on natural disasters is proved as particular affirmative proposition; that is, human actions requires the occurrence of some natural events, although some traditions also indicate the complete causality of some acts in relation to their outcomes.