Equal evidence

A doctrinal study on the foundation of the skeptical and agnostic thought Author: Dr. Samia bint Yasin Al-Badri Binding: Hardcover Number of parts: one Paper: Shamua Size: 14 × 21 Overview: A question stuck in my mind, so I kept it in my memory for many years, especially when I first heard the concept of agnosticism. I asked about its meaning for further clarification, and I was surprised: by being reprimanded for my question, and I received the question with a question, why do you ask such a question? Instead of clarification and guidance to study the concept, so the question clung to my memory. My question was about the nature of the concept to clarify its image; to understand its contexts in which it appears, because studying concepts is a fundamental basis for understanding issues, especially in the field of doctrinal studies. The novelty of the concept is also significant. My reprimand for asking about the concept of agnosticism did not erase the question from my memory. The memory of the question continued to search, read, and explore the concept of agnosticism. I carried it with me in everything I saw or heard, until I came across the concept of equivalence of evidence in Ibn Hazm’s chapter. It was land that had not been cultivated before, so the memory of the question returned to search for the concept of equivalence of evidence, to explore its depths, along with the concept of agnosticism, and other concepts that followed to join the procession. I sought help from Allah, my Lord, and strengthened my resolve to write down the lines of this study, striving in its sections and editing its lines, hoping that Allah guides me to the straight path.