Undermining the authorization
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Authored by Dr. Abdulaziz bin Adnan Al-Eidan
Undermining Delegation: A Summary of the Hanbali Articles on Attributes
In a time when waves of thought clash and methodologies multiply, the book "Undermining Delegation" serves as a guiding lighthouse illuminating the path for those seeking the truth in the sea of Islamic creed. This work is not merely a treatise on jurisprudence but a journey into the depths of correct understanding of divine attributes, steering the ship of thought toward the shores of certainty and monotheism.
Description of the book "Undermining Delegation: A Summary of the Hanbali Articles on Attributes"
Author: Abdulaziz Adnan Al-Eidan
Publisher: Dar Rakeez for Publishing and Distribution, Kuwait
Print: Luxurious binding with suede paper
Publication date: 1444 AH / 2022 AD
Dimensions: 17 cm × 24 cm
Pages: 246 pages
The book "Undermining Delegation" is a work that studies and analyzes the Hanbali stance on the issue of delegation in divine attributes. The aim of the book is to clarify and correct the understanding of divine attributes according to the Hanbali methodology, based on sacred texts and the sayings of scholars.
Features of the book:
- Scientific depth: The book features an in-depth treatment of the issue of delegation, providing precise analysis of texts and opinions.
- Methodology: It follows a rigorous scientific approach in research and reasoning.
- Comprehensiveness: The book covers various aspects of the topic, offering a comprehensive view of the Hanbali articles on attributes.
Importance of the book:
The significance of the book lies in its addressing a central issue in Islamic creed—the understanding of divine attributes and how to deal with related texts. The book aims to present a balanced understanding that prevents the reader from misinterpretation or ignorance, emphasizing the Salaf's methodology in dealing with these matters.
For those wishing to explore this topic deeply and gain a more accurate understanding of the Hanbali stance on delegation, this book is a valuable reference.
The pages of this book have served as a bridge leading us to a deeper understanding of issues of creed. Make this book part of your library and obtain your copy now.

