Introduction
The theory of evolution existed way long before Darwin came up with his. From multiple historical recordings, and even in Islamic history, there are Islamic scientists who agree upon this theory- the theory that creation are created in stages, that our current form has been a result of several different levels before settling in currently. However, Darwin proposed a whole different theory. albeit having a close relation to the topic, is slightly off par with the theory itself.

In Scientific worldview, we've learnt that when someone points out a question, or finds them, it is called a hypothesis. When it is said to be agreed upon, it is perceived as a theory. When that theory is scientifically proven, by then it becomes a scientific law, but the theory of evolution never went pass that bar. It never made it to that level, because there might never be a scientific way of proving that everything is evolved (unless of course, someone ages for millions of years and lived to tell the story, but that's not the case, and definitely not the point). The point is, the theory of evolution is generally accepted scientifically and religiously, it's the Darwinian theory that is still in the grey area, despite existing for almost two centuries.
Modern readers often misunderstand the meaning of the title of Darwin's book. They take the origin of species to mean the origin of life. Then it is pointed out that Darwin 'failed' to throw light on the origin of life. Others seem to think that his book is called The origin of THE species , aimed at human beings. But this was not Darwin's aim. Darwin argued that species—that is the different kinds of organisms in the world —come not from multiple unique creation events on each island or particular place—but instead that species are the modified descendants of earlier forms. Darwin demonstrated that the origination of