☪️Islamic Creed ('Aqidah)
Suppressing the hecklers who challenge the beliefs of the imams of Islam
قمع الدجاجلة الطاعنين في معتقد أئمة الإسلام
Author: عبد العزيز بن فيصل الراجحي
About this work
يتناول هذا الكتاب، المصنف في العقيدة، الرد على من يطعن في معتقد أئمة الإسلام، وخاصة الحنابلة. يستعرض المؤلف مقدمات تتعلق بأحكام التكفير والتبديع، وأهمية الدليل الشرعي، وبطلان بعض الادعاءات والانتسابات. كما يتطرق إلى نقد آراء معينة حول الحنابلة المعاصرين، ويدحض ما يراه من أفكار منحرفة أو آراء إلحادية.
Translation
This book, which is classified on doctrine, addresses the response to those who challenge the belief of the imams of Islam, especially the Hanbalis. The author reviews introductions related to the rulings on atonement and innovation, the importance of legal evidence, and the invalidity of some claims and affiliations. He also criticizes certain opinions about contemporary Hanbalis, and refutes what he sees as deviant ideas or atheistic opinions.
Topics covered
- Suppressing the jinn who challenge the belief of the Hanbali imams of Islam
- Verses of poetry by Ismail al-Tirmidhi
- the introduction
- A chapter on the reason for writing this response
- Chapter on mentioning introductions before starting to respond
- A chapter on the invalidity of what Al-Maliki claimed for himself regarding his quest for knowledge and truth
- A chapter on the invalidity of Al-Maliki’s affiliation to the doctrine of Ahmad
- A chapter on the invalidity of the Maliki ruling in the doctrine
- A chapter explaining why Al-Maliki chose the doctrine of Imam Ahmad to criticize it
- A chapter on the condition of the contemporary Hanbalis according to Al-Maliki
- A chapter on invalidating Al-Maliki’s claim that he is a Sunni Salafist Hanbali
- A chapter on the confusion of the meaning of the righteous predecessors according to Al-Maliki
- He decided on the conflict of the sects by men from the imams of the predecessors, all of whom he called
- A chapter on Al-Maliki’s invalidation of the Hanbali innovations of the heretics
- A chapter on Al-Maliki’s claim that it is good for the Hanbalis to declare Abu Hanifa as apostasy
- A chapter on the Hanbali accusation that most of the Muslim groups are infidels
- A chapter on Al-Maliki’s accusation of the Hanbali as accusative and the refutation of it
- A chapter on the story of the caliphs of the Umayyads, the imams, the conquerors and the mujahideen
- A chapter mentioning some of the Umayyad conquests
- A chapter on his refutation of the books of Salafi doctrines by contradiction and invalidation of his claim
- A chapter on his accusation of the Hanbalis with the contradiction in declaring opponents to be infidels
- A chapter on the Hanbalis’ accusation of making excuses for their imams
- A chapter on Al-Maliki’s claim that one of the characteristics of the Hanbalis is injustice and responding to it
- A chapter on his claim that one of the characteristics of the Hanbalis is to slander opponents
- A chapter on Al-Maliki Al-Jahm’s acquittal of the analysis of intoxicants
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