The masterpiece of certainty regarding the attribute of Allah's exaltation over the worlds

A masterpiece of certainty in the description of God's highness above the worlds by Dr. Ammar Khunfar. Edition: First, 1443 AH Number of volumes: 1 Number of pages: 944 Binding: Hardcover A distinguished book in its historical narration of this sect: the Ash'ari sect: its beginning, circumstances of its emergence, founding, expansion, and the stages it went through, and its stance towards some sects, such as the Ash'aris' stance towards the Hanbalis, and disputes within the Ash'ari school. It discusses the development of Abu al-Hasan al-Ash'ari, the phases he went through, the true nature of this school of thought, and the calamities that befell this sect, including its mistakes, errors, and heinous acts. The book concludes with a chapter: the states of the new Ash'aris, and it mentions a number of contemporary Ash'ari scholars, including Ash'aris and Maturidis such as Zahir al-Kawthari, Salama al-Quda'i al-Azami, Abu Hamed bin Marzooq, Muhammad Saeed al-Bouti (the Syrian), and Muhammad Saleh al-Ghursi.