What is the stance of Islam on the Natural Selection Theory?

What is the stance of Islam on the Natural Selection Theory?

Some of Darwin's followers, who used to consider the natural selection (a physical and irrational process) a unique creative power that solves all the complicated developmental problems without resorting to any true experimental basis, later on discovered the complicated design of the structure and function of the bacterial cells. So, they started using expressions like "intelligent bacteria", "microbic intelligence", "decision making", and "bacteria for solving problems". Consequently, the bacteria became their new deity. [104] "Atheism a Giant Leap of Faith" by Dr. Raida Jarrar.

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