The question of evil is among the most troubling issues that many theologians and philosophers have faced. Many thinkers have clearly admitted their dismay and uncertainties in the face of this problem, and others have complained of their inability to provide a satisfactory answer.

Many atheists have tried to take advantage of this difficulty. They then used this question to try to question the existence of God and thus create doubt among believers. This study aims to contribute to resolving the enigma of the question of evil by approaching it from various aspects. The author first reveals the essence of the problem, then treats, in a very pertinent manner, the question of evil itself, by systematically listing and refuting the allegations of atheists.