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Two excerpts from the NEW BOOK A Return to Purity in Creed: of Imam al-Ghazali translated by Ustadh Abdullah bin Hamid Ali published by LampPost Productions PDF Excerpt from Chapter 1:
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The Speech and Word of Allah In other words, the word ‘Kalām’ is usually applied to the beginningless attribute of Allah present with His being referred to as His ‘Speech.’ But sometimes when it is used, it means the ‘Qur’ān,’ which is the revelation sent to Muhammad who proclaimed it to humanity. [more] Abu Hanifa, Salafis, Al-Fiqh Al-Akbar, and The Truth Of course Salafis would find great joy in seeing such statements like the one above, since it apparently gives credence to their arguments about what they refer to as ‘The Attributes of Allah,’ like the hand, face, eyes, foot, side, shin, self, etc. [more] Contentions 11 The Churches and
the Bosnian War Forgiveness and Justice: meditations on some hadiths In the Qur'an, God is just, and requires justice; but he is also forgiving, and requires forgiveness; in fact, its references to the latter property outnumber those on justice by a ratio of approximately ten to one. Islamic theology has not always been clear how the ensuing tension is to be resolved. "My Mercy outstrips My wrath" is a well-known divine saying, but one which nonetheless is far from abolishing God’s wrath. Indeed, a righteous indignation about injustice is integral to the prophetic representation of God’s qualities, and from the earliest moments of its revelation the Qur’an links God’s expectations of His creatures to justice towards the weak. [more] |
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