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245 00 $aUsul al-Din (The Fundamentals of the Faith) :$bTibghurin b. Isa al-Malshuti /$ccritical edition and English translation by Amr Khalifa Ennami and Trevor Le Gassick.
264 1 $aWiesbaden :$bHarrassowitz Verlag,$c2020.
300 $aapproximately 228 pages in various pagings ;$c24 cm
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546 $aIncludes original texts in Arabic.
520 8 $aThis study presents, in Arabic original and in a close English translation, one of the earliest statements of the fundamentals of the faith of the Ib??iyya movement of Islam. Although in continuous existence since the earliest decades following the death of the Prophet Muhammad, adherents to this belief system have generally not played major political or military roles in the history of the Arab world. Their faith has, as a consequence, received remarkably little attention from scholars both Muslim and Western. The work entitled Kit?b U??l al-d?n is an important Ib??i theological treatise. Its author, Tibgh?r?n b. D?w?d b. ??s? al-Malsh???, native of the Djabal Naf?sa (Libya), lived in the second half of the fifth century (12th century BCE). This author enjoys a very high reputation among the Ib??i community of the Maghrib. Indeed, the Kit?b U??l al-d?n has been the subject of many commentaries and glosses, and the main questions of Muslim theology are addressed. The book aims to highlight the foundations (u??l) of religion from which, according to the author, the community has divided into rival ?paths? and divergent sects. The order followed is that of the great questions of Muslim theology and, for the first ten questions, the five theses: taw??d, ?adl, wa?d and wa??d, manzila, amr and nahy. The Quran is the basis of Tibgh?r?n?s argument. There is no chapter where it is not quoted abundantly (in total 247 citations). The unity of Tibgh?r?n?s book is based on the fundamental principle of taw??d (divine oneness) from which all articles of faith flow and tanz?h (dissimilarity of God and the creature), as well as on original fidelity to ijm??. The credo of Tibgh?r?n offers, in continuity with that of his predecessors, through a structured and balanced treaty, a global view of Ib??i theology of his time, on the basis of solid scriptural and rational argumentation.
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