Why did God create us on this earth

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 Why did God create us on this earth 

from the perspective of the Holy Quran: The Holy Qur’an tells us that God created man above the earth for great wisdom and lofty purpose. We were created to worship Him alone with no partner. The Almighty said: “And I did not create the jinn and mankind except that they should worship Me” [Al-Dhariyat: 56]. We were also created to succeed and populate the earth with architecture, construction, agriculture and other things. The Almighty said: “And when your Lord said to the angels, I am making a successor on the earth” [Al-Baqara: 30]. God also made this earth a cradle to test His servants and a purifier for them, to test them as to which of them is the best in deed. The Almighty said: “He who created death and life, that He may test you, which of you is best in deed” [Al-Mulk: 2]. And God made man in this worldly life a walk on earth and let him go through stages in which he tests his faith and obedience.


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