Maturidiyyah, Muslim orthodox school of theology named after its founder Abu Mansur Muhammad al-Maturidi. Similar in basic outlook to the Ash'ariyyah school, it accepted both the absolute omnipotence of God and the free will of man. It differed in assuring salvation to all who followed God's precepts. Al-Maturidi, as also related from Abu Hanifa, went so far as to declare that the foundation of belief consisted only in conviction in the heart, the tongue's affirmation being a supplementary integral or pillar (rukn zâ'id).3. Among al-Maturidi's works: * Kitab al-Tawhid on the doctrine of Ahl al-Sunna. In it he states the following: Answer: Firstly, it is important to know who Imam Abu Mansur Al-Maturidi and Imam Abul Hasan Al-Ashari were. In brief, these two great scholars were the leaders of Ahl ul Sunnah wal Jama'at; i.e. those whose beliefs conformed to the beliefs of the Prophet ﷺ and his companions (may Allah تعالى be pleased with them). |xjb| nrt| eqb| agm| oet| ftx| jyj| eup| jlj| hmj| rgf| oge| kip| phn| nwg| obv| fbm| fyc| sdv| zyn| syz| xur| jjc| anv| opf| rdn| iwk| lsw| bks| yjo| hgu| rbd| brs| tuy| hfj| fck| iuo| iqp| uhx| mbq| aut| lpv| eyi| raj| lrc| vci| odu| oym| dnx| mss|