scientific reasons for believing in god?

That's a modified version of the Big Crunch theory of the universes end, that it will eventually crunch together and begin anew. There are other theories such as the heat death model and the big freeze theory. None of which have been confirmed by the majority as most likely, at the moment they are ideas and no consensus has been made yet.

The multiverse (or meta-universe) is the hypothetical set of finite and infinite possible universes, including the universe we live in. Together, these universes comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, energy, and the physical laws andconstants that describe them.The various universes within the multiverse are called "parallel universes" or "alternate universes."

it means parrallel unvierses exsiting side by side, not in sequence okay?

"And hence the universe is in eternal cycle" he was talking about a cyclical universe not a mutliverse, it's the same same universe because of the same matter that is recycled from one beginning to another, it's not concurrent universes.

who was talking about a cyclical universe? The quote i posted was from wikipedia, and it talks about multiple universes, existing possibly in tandem, or otherwise in different dimensions. With possible wormholes linking them. But like i said, all of this is relative when you study even elementary quantum mechanics okay???

Time is a real thing independent of humans, just like its twin space, (hence space-time) the confusion arises because Time is independent of us yet is relative to us due to distortion in space.

If you were to say walk around a black hole in ten minutes, if you return to Earth you'll find that ten years have passed and not ten minutes! This is because of ones perspective of time and it's a very weird thing, Einstein put it best:
"Kissing a pretty girl on a sunny bench for a minute feels like a second, putting your hand on a hot stove for one second feels like minute"

The Big Bang was an expression of that beginning of time. There was no before the Big Bang because it is like saying that there is a north norther than the North Pole, there is none! You have reached the end point, and to most physicists time literally began with the Big Bang, not after but with it.

It still doesn't make sense. The big bang caused itself or came out of nowhere. None of these make ideological or scientific sense regardless of whether time begun then or not.

As an agnostic; I heavily believe in science and I personally reckon one would have to be ignorant to be completely atheist. The unanswerable questions as to where the energy in the universe came from? - As energy cannot be created or destroyed, but what caused it to be there in the first place?
I reckon the term 'God' you're using is referring to a higher power of sorts?
There is nothing that can disprove the theory of a higher power and hence the idea that there may be one, cannot be discarded.

I have enboldened what I think is the most ridiculous part of your post. Every other week someone hands me a leaflet asking me if I've 'found Jesus', No one's ever handed me one declaring that there is no God. When a baby is born it has no notion of any gods (and is therefore an 'atheist', but it certainly doesn't get up an start 'de-converting' people.

Also what's with this strange metaphor that puts Christianity on this pillar and lumps all other religions together. It's no better than any of the others.

You believe that there is no god. There isn't proof for there not being a god

the Almighty is not like a genie who pops out of a lamp when you rub it.

i dont "believe" in anything. there's no evidence that the tooth fairy isn't real, but i assume you don't believe im him

What specific evidence would you accept?

Thinking through a philosophical way based on this, for example an eye, it's so complex with each an every part of it having a purpose, surely it has to have a designer behind it?
Think about man made objects with complex features. It needs a superior intelligence behind it.

think why the things are so logical . Don't you smell something suspicious ? I don't say god but something complicated is happening in the background. ??? but I don't know what is it???

I'm not referring to the awareness of our existence, I think many animals have consciousness without self-awareness of existence. I'm just referring to consciousness, comprising the feeling of living in the moment, being able to think in your own head, etc. Consciousness is an emergent property of our brain which does not fit into physical dimensions, and I don't think it will ever be explained. We might isolate the particular group of cells which is necessary for it, but that's not saying what allows us to experience and be. The very nature of consciousness is reason enough for me to both believe that we'll never find a physical explanation for it, and that it's not a ridiculous idea that there is something beyond our physical, empirical world.

just genuine evidence that points towards god's existence, like evidence that any of your holy book's miracles happened etc

The Quran holds a unique literary form unlike any other book, the grammar, flow etc.
Also the fact it's the only holy book unchanged, as millions of Muslims worldwide recite the same verses (although pronunciation may differ) with almost the exact same translation.

This website may be worth a read

http://lostislamichistory.com/how-do-we-know-the-quran-is-unchanged/

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Could you tell me about the multiverse. I heard Dawkins mention it once but never really understood.