The study of Creation Ex Nihilio Theory from Viewpoint of: Islam, Christianity and Judaism

Creation ex Nihilo« is one of the competing theoriest of the opposite» Creation ex materea« is one of the most fundamental subjects in the history of the religious and philosophical thought of Origenae and the essential and inalienable means of "monotheism" in the religions of the Islm Christianity and Jews. The most important questions that have been discussed so far have been the discussion of how the first creation was from non-existence or from another object? The purpose of this study was to explain, analyze, and evaluate the theory of creativity in Islamic Christian, and Jewish religions by descriptive-analytical method and using the library resources and with the attention in Holey books of the mentioned religions, and the descriptive analysis of the texts that have brought about the creation of the debate has taken. The findings indicate that creativity is obvious and unequivocal in the above-mentioned monotheistic religions, contrary to the beliefs of Sadden or random, naturalists and Aristotle and Greek philosophers. Therefore, according to the interpretations of the Holey books of these divine religions, and most of the philosophers of these religions, God has created this universe; the universe begins, and this creation is from non-being to being as the creation and invention of no (non-existent) or the creation of the »la men shay« have been.