The delegation in divine attributes between the sayings of the predecessors and the claims of the followers

Authored by Muhammad bin Khalifa Al Rubaḥ The delegation in divine attributes between the sayings of the Salaf and the claims of the Khalaf — Muhammad Al Rubaḥ This detailed research addresses delegation in names and attributes, as the Hanbalis / Atharis among the Asharites are part of Ahl al-Sunnah because they delegate the attribute, meaning they accept it without giving it a meaning, i.e., they attribute it to Allah. And Ibn Taymiyah's statement about this from the Salaf is unjust, as they proved the meanings of known attributes without deception, except for the how. Some of the Salaf or Hanbalis have gone to delegate the meaning, and some have gone to delegate the how, and this research aims to verify with evidence whether the Salaf were monotheists, and if so, how? And what about delegating the meaning of attributes that correct the wording and dismiss its interpretation, even linguistically? Chapter One: Introduction to the doctrine of delegation. Chapter Two: Obstacles to delegation and the evidence of its invalidity through the texts of revelation and the understanding of the Salaf. Chapter Three: What is confusing and ambiguous to the delegators. Under each of these chapters are sections, discussions, and topics.