Imam Tahawi’s classical text on the muslim belief (al-`Aqida) is a classical text on the Muslim belief, providing essential knowledge for every Muslim who seeks a proper understanding of the correct creed (Aqidah). This foundational work outlines the consensus of the Companions, the Successors, and leading Islamic authorities, including the four Imams and their followers, on the principles of belief derived from the Qur’an and authentic Hadith.
Not only does this text summarise the core arguments defining correct Islamic creed, but it also provides robust refutations of the views held by groups and sects that deviated from the Sunnah. As a timeless and authoritative guide, it remains an indispensable resource for all Muslims.
Students will learn:
• The foundational principles of Islamic creed (Aqidah) based on the Qur’an and Sunnah.
• Key arguments that define correct belief according to the consensus of the Companions and Islamic authorities.
• How to recognise and refute the incorrect beliefs of deviant sects.
• The historical significance and relevance of Imam Tahawi’s work in shaping Islamic theology.
Course Instructor:
Shaykh Faisal Al-Jasim
Academic Advisor of Madinah College
Shaykh Faisal Al-Jasim is Madinah College Academic Advisor and the head of the Alimiyyah Programme. The Shaykh is a Khateeb, Imam and teacher in a Jaami’ in Kuwait. The Shaykh has authored many books and is a specialist in the subjects of Islamic Creed (Aqidah) and Methodology (Manhaj)
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