The Solution of Logical Problem of Evil in Motahari and John Hick

The issue of history has a long history of philosophical thinking, and one of the most important and challenging issues among philosophers and theologians is that in the most pessimistic case, God denies God, and in the most optimistic case, there has been a violation of certain attributes of God. For example, evil, and especially the excessive evil of absolute power and God's merciful wills. The purpose of this writing is to study the logical problem of evil and solve it from the perspective of the two Islamic and Western thinkers, Professor Motahari and John Hick. John Hick also believes in the mighty creator who created the best possible universe, while Hicker's view is that he is evil and develops the theory of "cultivating the soul," and the purpose of God is to create evil, to uplift human beings and He introduces his spiritual growth and makes it an agent of perfection. But talking about an unsolved problem and an "unknotted knot" in the name of evil exaggerates, and finally, the wisdom of evil is "mysterious", in other words, unconscious and beyond comprehension.