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Islamic Creed and Divine Unity
This book answers that question with rigour, clarity, and a commitment to evidence that is rare in contemporary Islamic theology. Written by one of the foremost hadith scholars of the modern Muslim world, Islamic Creed and Divine Unity presents the authentic creed of Islam as established by the Noble Quran and the sound Sunnah - purified from inherited errors, weak narrations, anthropomorphism, and the kind of blind following that has confused generations of Muslim learners.
Al-Sayyid al-Shaykh Hasan al-Saqqaf brings to this work a depth of hadith knowledge that distinguishes him from most contemporary scholars of creed. Where others rely on philosophical frameworks or simply repeat dominant positions, he returns to the sources - examining every claim against the Quran, the established Sunnah, and the rigorous criteria of hadith criticism. The result is a theology grounded in certainty rather than probability, and in evidence rather than tradition for its own sake.
The book covers the full arc of Islamic creed across five chapters: the valid and invalid evidences for belief, the preliminary obligations of faith, the divine attributes and the absolute transcendence of God, prophethood and the qualities of the messengers, and the transmitted matters of the unseen - from the angels and the intermediate realm to the Last Day and the Prophet's household.
This English edition has been prepared with the student and general reader in mind. Each chapter opens with a summary orienting the reader to what lies ahead, and closes with questions designed not to test but to invite deeper reflection. A comprehensive glossary of key theological terms accompanies each chapter, and a full index supports academic use.
This is a book for anyone who wants to understand Islamic creed as it truly is - not as a set of inherited formulas, but as a living engagement with the Quran, sound reason, and the best of the scholarly tradition.
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Islamic Creed and Divine Unity
This book answers that question with rigour, clarity, and a commitment to evidence that is rare in contemporary Islamic theology. Written by one of the foremost hadith scholars of the modern Muslim world, Islamic Creed and Divine Unity presents the authentic creed of Islam as established by the Noble Quran and the sound Sunnah - purified from inherited errors, weak narrations, anthropomorphism, and the kind of blind following that has confused generations of Muslim learners.
Al-Sayyid al-Shaykh Hasan al-Saqqaf brings to this work a depth of hadith knowledge that distinguishes him from most contemporary scholars of creed. Where others rely on philosophical frameworks or simply repeat dominant positions, he returns to the sources - examining every claim against the Quran, the established Sunnah, and the rigorous criteria of hadith criticism. The result is a theology grounded in certainty rather than probability, and in evidence rather than tradition for its own sake.
The book covers the full arc of Islamic creed across five chapters: the valid and invalid evidences for belief, the preliminary obligations of faith, the divine attributes and the absolute transcendence of God, prophethood and the qualities of the messengers, and the transmitted matters of the unseen - from the angels and the intermediate realm to the Last Day and the Prophet's household.
This English edition has been prepared with the student and general reader in mind. Each chapter opens with a summary orienting the reader to what lies ahead, and closes with questions designed not to test but to invite deeper reflection. A comprehensive glossary of key theological terms accompanies each chapter, and a full index supports academic use.
This is a book for anyone who wants to understand Islamic creed as it truly is - not as a set of inherited formulas, but as a living engagement with the Quran, sound reason, and the best of the scholarly tradition.
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This book answers that question with rigour, clarity, and a commitment to evidence that is rare in contemporary Islamic theology. Written by one of the foremost hadith scholars of the modern Muslim world, Islamic Creed and Divine Unity presents the authentic creed of Islam as established by the Noble Quran and the sound Sunnah - purified from inherited errors, weak narrations, anthropomorphism, and the kind of blind following that has confused generations of Muslim learners.
Al-Sayyid al-Shaykh Hasan al-Saqqaf brings to this work a depth of hadith knowledge that distinguishes him from most contemporary scholars of creed. Where others rely on philosophical frameworks or simply repeat dominant positions, he returns to the sources - examining every claim against the Quran, the established Sunnah, and the rigorous criteria of hadith criticism. The result is a theology grounded in certainty rather than probability, and in evidence rather than tradition for its own sake.
The book covers the full arc of Islamic creed across five chapters: the valid and invalid evidences for belief, the preliminary obligations of faith, the divine attributes and the absolute transcendence of God, prophethood and the qualities of the messengers, and the transmitted matters of the unseen - from the angels and the intermediate realm to the Last Day and the Prophet's household.
This English edition has been prepared with the student and general reader in mind. Each chapter opens with a summary orienting the reader to what lies ahead, and closes with questions designed not to test but to invite deeper reflection. A comprehensive glossary of key theological terms accompanies each chapter, and a full index supports academic use.
This is a book for anyone who wants to understand Islamic creed as it truly is - not as a set of inherited formulas, but as a living engagement with the Quran, sound reason, and the best of the scholarly tradition.
