The proof in explaining the path in the explanation of monotheism and the doctrine of Ahl al-Sunnah

The proof in clarifying the path in explaining Tawhid and the methodology of the people of Sunnah Author's name: Abu Al-Qasim Ismail bin Muhammad bin Al-Fadl Al-Taymi Al-Isbahani Died in the year 535 AH Edited and studied by: Muhammad Abdul Latif Muhammad Al-Jamal Checked by: Ahmed Al-Naqeeb | Muhammad Bayoumi | Abu Abdullah Ahmed bin Ibrahim bin Abu Al-Aynain Subject: Islamic Creed | Sunni Creed Publisher: Dar Al-Farouq | Cairo, Arab Republic of Egypt Print run number: Fourth edition Year of publication: 2019 AD | 1440 AH Number of parts: 2 Number of pages: 1255 Cover type: Hardcover Paper type: Shamo The author mentioned the reason for writing the book, saying: "And when I saw that the foundation of Islam is in adhering to the Sunnah, and I saw that innovation has increased and the discord among the people of Sunnah has spread, and I saw that following the Sunnah among some is contrary and that engaging in speech is a high level, I saw that I should write a book on the Sunnah that is relied upon by those who intend to follow and avoid innovation, and I clarify the creed of the imams of the Salaf and the people of Sunnah in the cities and the firmly rooted scholars in the lands, so that one may be obliged to follow the past imams and avoid the way of the innovators, and be among the righteous followers of the righteous predecessors. I named it The Proof in Clarifying the Path and the Explanation of Tawhid and the Methodology of the People of Sunnah." The Hafiz (scholar) followed the methodology of the people of Sunnah in his compilation of this book, which includes the approach of the hadith scholars in presenting chains of narration to every text, often to establish an original principle of creed or to respond to a doubt from the doubts of the people of innovation. This is done under headings indicating the intended meaning of citing that text. In some discussions, the statements of opponents from the Mu'tazila and the Ash'aris are mentioned and refuted with multiple evidences from transmission and reason.