Al-Tadmury: Verification of the proof for names and attributes and the true combination of fate and Sharia

Research by Dr. Mohammed bin Awda Al-Saeweil Reference number: 9786038034231 Total pages: 293 Author: Imam Ibn Taymiyyah Publisher: Dar Al-Minhaj for Publishing and Distribution Indeed, the speech in the chapter of monotheism and attributes is from the chapter of news, revolving between negation and affirmation, and the speech in Shariah and Qadar is from the chapter of seeking and desire, revolving between desire and love, and between dislike and hatred, both negating and affirming. Ibn Taymiyyah narrates in his book about two major origins: the first (names and attributes), which the author included two origins: the statement about some attributes as the statement about some, and the statement about attributes as the statement about the self. Then he presented examples of Paradise and the Spirit, and then he listed seven principles in the chapter of names and attributes. As for the second origin (Shariah and Qadar), he established important issues in this regard, such as reconciling between Shariah and Qadar, the meaning of general and specific Islam, the concept of monotheism of worship, and others, which made this message one of the important books with great benefit that clarifies the meaning of monotheism for the reader in origin, will, and action, and speech and deed, and the overall obligation on the servant in the monotheism of Allah. It also clarifies the principles of the creed of the people of the Sunnah and the community regarding the monotheism of names and attributes.