The Book of Monotheism
(كتاب التوحيد)

Title The Book of Monotheism
Title Original كتاب التوحيد
Author Al-Maturidi, Muhammad bin Muhammad
Author Original الماتريدي، محمد بن محمد
Publication Date: 1441
Publication Place Beirut, Lebanon - Beirut, Lebanon: Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyyah
Subject Doctrines
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 416
Physical Dimensions 416 صفحة
Library: University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID ISBN: 9782745190024, ISBN: 2745190024
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_336665215
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Date 1441
Notes The Maturidism is a theological sect attributed to Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, which was based on using rational and verbal proofs and evidence in arguing with its opponents, from the Mu’tazilites, the Jahmiyyah and others, to prove the truths of religion and the Islamic faith. Abu Mansur had many debates and arguments with the Mu’tazila regarding matters in which he disagreed with them, until he was called across the river the Imam of the Sunnah and the Imam of Guidance. --
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The Book of Monotheism

(كتاب التوحيد)
Author Al-Maturidi, Muhammad bin Muhammad
Author Original الماتريدي، محمد بن محمد
Publication Date 1441
Publication Place Beirut, Lebanon - Beirut, Lebanon: Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyyah
Subject Doctrines
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 416
Physical Dimensions 416 صفحة
Library University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID ISBN: 9782745190024, ISBN: 2745190024
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_336665215
Library Location Request
Date 1441
Notes The Maturidism is a theological sect attributed to Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, which was based on using rational and verbal proofs and evidence in arguing with its opponents, from the Mu’tazilites, the Jahmiyyah and others, to prove the truths of religion and the Islamic faith. Abu Mansur had many debates and arguments with the Mu’tazila regarding matters in which he disagreed with them, until he was called across the river the Imam of the Sunnah and the Imam of Guidance. --
Baskı الطبعة الأولى.
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