The Maturidi School: From Abu Hanifa to Al-Kawthari quotations

The Maturidi School: From Abu Hanifa to Al-Kawthari quotationsThe doctrinal creed of the largest denomination of Muslims that came to be known as "The Adherents to the Sunna and the Congregation" found staunch defenders in the school of Abu Mansur al Maturidi (d. 333 945), who codified the theology of "the Greatest Leader" (al Imam al Azam) Abu Hanifa. This work is a comparative translation and survey of the bullet points of the most important Maturidi authorities and their doctrinal textbooks with a bio

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