ʿAqīdah
العقيدةTo know God, and thus know felicity; to prove Him, and thus prove its possibility.
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To know God, and thus know felicity; to prove Him, and thus prove its possibility.
3 worksTo dip a trembling pen into the unfathomable depths of His Word
2 worksTo know the very breaths of the Prophet ﷺ, and to love them in turn.
0 worksTo acquire sapiential understanding of the law and its evidences.
1 workTo become an executor for the prophetic legacy.
0 worksTo develop an exactitude in the import of canon.
1 workTo glimpse at the moonlit vestiges of his sunlit quintessence.
1 workTo learn the alchemy of the soul and turn shadow into gold.
0 worksTo serve as new guides to ancient truths.
1 workTo know the giants before we brazenly stand on their shoulders
0 worksFeatured work
Kanz al-Wuṣūl ilā Maʿrifat al-Uṣūl, known universally as Uṣūl al-Bazdawī, is the work to which all subsequent Ḥanafī legal scholarship is indebted. Most early Islamic works contain little or no preface; Bazdawī's seems to fully grasp the magnitude of what it is about to achieve.
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