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The Moroccan in the Commentary on the Qirawiya Doctrine

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The book Al-Maghribiya fi Sharh al-'Aqeedah al-Qayrawaniya (The Introduction to the Message by Ibn Abi Zayd al-Qayrawani, d. 386 AH), which is an explanation of what al-Qayrawani quoted from Malik's saying, what is known from his doctrine, and what the people of Sunnah and the imams of the people in jurisprudence and hadith hold.

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Description

Book description:

  • Author: Abdulaziz bin Marzooq Al-Turaifi

  • Number of pages: 386 pages

  • The subject of the book: Explanation of the Qiruniya Creed

The contents of the book:

  • Nodal Introduction to the Jurisprudential Treatise (by al-Qayrawani)

  • Introduction to the commentary

  • The virtues and preferences of science

  • Preserving the mind and the heart

  • The virtues of proximity to the first place and time

  • Morocco in the time of the companions and followers

  • Sunnah, Athar, and Kalam in Morocco

  • The influence of the East on the West

  • Greek Philosophy and its Impact on Talkers

  • The Belief of the Maghreb People

  • The Existence of Etzalism in Morocco and the Scholars' Attitude Toward It

  • The beginning of the Moroccans' response to the Easterners in the branches, not in the origins

  • Why Kalamology in Morocco has taken so long to catch on in Morocco

  • Reasons for the spread of Kalam in Morocco

  • The Impact of Izazal on the Acceptance of Kalam in the Ash'arite Way

  • The ranking of violators requires praising the closest and being kind to them

  • The Maghreb's writing on doctrines

  • The origins of Malik and his branches, and the conditions of his companions in Morocco

  • Hadith and speech and their impact on disagreement

  • The Persistence of the People of the Maghreb and the Test of Kalam

  • Interpretation and Delegation in the Words of Some Ahl al-Sunnah

  • Kalam and Imam Malik ibn Anas

  • Opinion and Kalamology

  • Malik's prohibition on the science of speech and what he means

  • The impact of going off on a tangent

  • Recognizing God through the science of speech leads to loneliness

  • The Salaf's Belief in Attributes

  • Language, Kalam, and the spread of heresy

  • Speaker error in the use of language

  • The breadth of halal and the narrowness of haram

  • Author's statement of authorship

  • The virtues of praying for the Prophet (peace be upon him), and where he should be prayed for

  • Ruling on praying for someone other than the Prophet (peace be upon him)

  • The Sunnis' Belief in Allah

  • Ruling on contemplating God's self

  • Types of Phenomena

  • Knowing God by His cosmic signs

  • Causes of Shirk

  • The doctrine of delegation

  • The History of the Delegation Doctrine

  • Authorization rate for predecessors

  • Exaggeration in tanzeem leads to the illusion of exaltation in tawfeeq and ta'zil

  • The Imams' narration of the hadiths of the attributes, and their caution against misunderstanding them

  • Imagining false implications leads to delegation, interpretation, and disruption

  • Top and bottom

  • Negation of some attributes due to the perception that the creatures are surrounded by the Creator

  • Seating on the Throne

  • The chair

  • God's omniscience

  • Back to God on the Throne

  • Caution against similes, and the rule of expressing attributes in ways that are not prescribed by the Shari'ah, such as signs and words

  • Nouns and adjectives

  • The Names and Attributes of the Companions and Followers

  • Names of God

  • The truth about qualities

  • Acknowledgment of an attribute invalidates the authorization

  • God's word

  • The severity of Malik and his companions' opposition to the creation of the Qur'an

  • The emergence of Creationism in Morocco

  • The Origin of the Qur'anic Creation Controversy

  • Character and sound

  • Arguments of those who deny the sound and letter of God

  • Standing on the Creation of the Qur'an, and why they are emphasized

  • Evidence of the Creationists

  • The Transfiguration of God

  • The Descent of God

  • The Qur'an is the uncreated word of God

  • Belief in fate

  • Appreciating the good and the bad

  • Do not attribute evil to God

  • Arguing about fate

  • The actions of the servants and their creation

  • God's command, prohibition, and destiny, and the perception of injustice by some souls

  • Knowing the causes does not take you out of God's destiny

  • God's omniscience

  • God's will and ability to create the actions of servants

  • Controversies in Fate

  • Causal determinism

  • To deny fate is to deny helplessness

  • The Prophet's message and his book

  • The conclusion of the Prophet's message

  • Ruling on following a religion other than Islam

  • The disbelief then came from a number of directions, the greatest of which were

  • Islam and freedom of religion

  • Doubts about the freedom to leave Islam

  • Belief in heavenly books and the wisdom of sending messengers

  • Source of Quranic interpretation

  • Belief in the Resurrection and what's in it

  • Blowing on images

  • Resurrection and Rewards

  • Hourly stipulations

  • Realizing the signs of the times

  • Calculation and punishment

  • Ruling on those who die and do not repent

  • The fate of Muslim disobedient people who enter Hell

  • The Khawarij, Mu'tazilah, and Marja'iyah disagreed with this.

  • Intercession and its provisions

  • Seeing God in the afterlife

  • Paradise and Hell, and to whom God has prepared them

  • Creating Heaven and Hell

  • Eternity of Heaven and Hell

  • The Coming of God

  • Balance and weight

  • Worksheets and how to receive them on the Day of Judgment

  • The Path and the condition of the people on it

  • Supplied pelvis

  • The truth of faith

  • The dissenting sects in this section are generally of two types

  • Causes of Infatuation with the Kharijites

  • The universal characteristic of the Kharijites

  • What to do when things go awry

  • Balancing the Marjah and the Kharijites

  • Increasing and Decreasing Faith

  • The Transience and Perfection of Faith

  • Malik's lack of faith

  • Exceptionalism in faith

  • Faith, words and deeds

  • Ruling on those who leave all work

  • The effect of taking work out of faith

  • Atonement and the conditions of sects

  • The spirits of the dead and their conditions

  • The grave and its temptation

  • Writing work for taxpayers

  • Spirits and their capture

  • The Best of the Best

  • The meaning of the century

  • The virtue of the Companions and their differentiation

  • Falling in love with the companions

  • Differentiation among the Companions

  • The expansion of preference among the Companions

  • The emergence of Islamophobia in Morocco

  • What happened between the Companions

  • Examining the people of the Maghreb with the Sahaba

  • Radicalization if they are empowered

  • Obedience to the Imams of the Muslims

  • Challenging the Imams and its conditions

  • Advise the imams

  • Mistaking Hearing and Obedience Texts

  • The plight of the repairman

  • The impartiality of the repairman

  • The virtues of the Salaf and following them

  • Reason for favoring the predecessors

  • Maximizing the jurisprudence of the Companions

  • Referencing a hadith that contradicts the Companions

  • The truth about the work that goes before the talk

  • Letting go of arguing and disputing

  • Ways to Know God's Truth

  • Mujtahid with heresy

  • Warning against arguing and disputing in religion

  • Good and bad intentions and their impact on understanding the Qur'an

  • Abandoning Argumentation and Argumentative People

The Two Industries of Writing and Poetry
The invalidity of metaphor and its impact on perception and disruption of the Book and Sunnah

publisher

Dar Al-Manhaj - Riyadh

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Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 20 x 20 x 20 x 20 cm
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