The Self-Refuting Delusion_ A Brutal Takedown of Nominalism, Skepticism, and the Degenerate Postmodern Disease

<b>Abstract</b>This paper delivers a rigorous and unapologetic dismantling of nominalism, radical skepticism, and the postmodern intellectual decay that has followed in their wake. Arguing that these ideologies are not just philosophically incoherent but existentially destructive, the essay exposes their foundational contradictions, self-refuting logic, and reliance on the very truths they deny. At the core of the critique is the assertion that the relationship between the mind and the world is not a philosophical riddle but a metaphysical necessity—grounded in divine will and sustained by the command of Allah. Drawing upon logic, metaphysics, and Qur’anic revelation, the author argues that truth, reason, and coherence are not human inventions but divine realities. The so-called “mind-object problem” is shown to be a manufactured illusion rooted in spiritual and intellectual forgetfulness. Ultimately, the paper calls for a return to metaphysical realism, rooted in the recognition of Allah as <i>al-Ḥaqq</i> (The Truth), and a rejection of the false gods of skepticism, relativism, and secular neutrality. This is not merely a philosophical rebuttal—it is a metaphysical wake-up call.