Son of a dog and the hardship

The price includes tax Center Cover Namaa Author: Jozbaf Van Translator: Ahmed Fathi Editor: Abdulrahman Mohammed About the edition: Because Ahmed's trial was a pivotal and dramatic event in the history of Islamic theology and doctrinal debate, its events did not end without reshaping the doctrinal scene, and causing a qualitative shift in the history of the development of doctrinal and theological schools. And because Ibn Kullab was - as a result of this trial - one of the most important figures who, during the trial, sought a path between the disputing parties, the Mu'tazila and the People of Hadith. Van Es collected in this study a large amount of quotations, attempting through them to depict a detailed picture of Ibn Kullab's theological school on one hand, and the surrounding social, political, and religious reality on the other. He used what I might call (historical typology), an attempt to create a comprehensive picture from few details, through logical connection and historical knowledge; to arrive at possible or dominant interpretations. What is remarkable here is not only citing texts from books of articles, schools, and disagreements — which is the first duty — but also tracking the subject of the research outside its usual sources in books of literature, history, Shi'a and Sunni sources, and late Orientalist studies.