Ibn Rushd's stance on the Ash'aris
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The doctrinal debate between the sects of Islamic groups is one of the most important gateways to research, as it is an essential entry point to uncover the inferential structure and the methodological points of engagement in Islamic philosophy. From here comes this book to choose a model from those intellectual debates in the history of Muslims, which is the one that took place between the Andalusian philosopher Ibn Rushd and the Ash'ari school of thought, where Ibn Rushd questioned the Ash'aris regarding the extent of their achievement of proof and examined their theological arguments; thus, the need arose to balance and study those arguments presented within Ibn Rushd's text on the Ash'ari school and to clarify what is authentic among them that agrees with the truth, according to an objective criterion that adheres to demonstration with evidence from revelation and principles of clear reason; for the trial between the two parties, and I hope that the book will contribute to that.
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