نفاة العلو أقرب إلى الاتحادية من النصارى والاتحادية أكف.ر من النصارى

[00:00:00] Introduction and discussion of the words of Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah in "Bayan Talbis al-Jahmiyyah" concerning those who deny God's transcendence and those who believe in the unity of God. [00:01:27] The reality of the position of the Jahmiyyah who deny God's transcendence (those who say He is neither inside nor outside the world) and their relationship to the unity of God. [00:03:36] Similarities and differences between those who deny God's transcendence and those who believe in the unity of God, and a comparison of their position with that of the Christians and the Sophists. [00:04:12] The comparison of evil between those who believe in incarnation (God being everywhere) and those who deny God's transcendence absolutely. [00:05:03] Refutation of the misconception that the Ash'arites are not like the Jahmiyyah, and the true nature of pure Jahmiyyah during the time of the Salaf. [00:07:46] An introduction to the doctrinal comparisons and contrasts in Ibn Taymiyyah's work that have been overlooked in some academic studies. [00:08:33] First comparison: Between the literalists and the Kullabites regarding the issue of God's speech and the Qur'an. [00:09:09] Second comparison: Between the pantheists and the deniers of God's transcendence (which of the two Jahmite positions is better?). [00:10:01] Third comparison: Denying God's transcendence compared to the belief in the createdness of the Qur'an and the denial of seeing God. [00:10:15] Fourth comparison: Comparing the views of early Ash'arites (such as Husayn al-Najjar and Dirar) with those of later Ash'arites like al-Razi. [00:10:28] Fifth and sixth comparisons: Issues of faith, predestination, and divine threat between the Ash'arites, Mu'tazilites, and Jahmites. [00:11:02] Seventh comparison: The Ash'arite position on the Qur'an and comparing the denial of God's transcendence with the denial of resurrection. [00:11:31] A critique of the activist and methodological aims in dealing with doctrinal heritage and the concealment of some quotations. [00:14:40] Academic rigor and reluctance to openly declare Islamic rulings for fear of contemporary norms. [00:15:01] Historical Salafi stances on steadfastness and openly declaring knowledge and creed (Imam Ahmad, Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Sahman). [00:18:03] Further detail in the doctrinal comparisons between Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn al-Qayyim (denial of God's attributes and polytheism, interpretation and denial). [00:19:35] The influence of some students of knowledge on the methods of theologians and logicians and their stance towards the books of the Salaf. [00:22:03] Refuting the arguments of contemporary activist theorists and downplaying the importance of the call to adhere to the narrations. [00:23:18] The reality of the call to adhere to the narrations today and the most prominent scholarly issues and challenges it addresses. [00:24:32] Refuting contemporary trends that dilute the science of Kalam and major doctrinal issues (such as justifying polytheism and glorifying those who disagree). [00:27:11] The methodological contradiction in promoting books that criticize the Imams of the Salaf while justifying the views of those who disagree. [00:28:34] The concept of "establishing proof" and the methodological danger resulting from its lack of discipline or its dilution. [00:29:30] A critique of teaching doctrinal problems to novice students of knowledge without a solid foundation (the example of the story of al-Nawawi and Ibn Hajar). [00:30:10] The danger of comparing the people of major innovations and the Jahmiyyah to the noble Companions (such as Ibn Mas'ud and Qudamah ibn Maz'un). [00:31:30] The impact of undisciplined adherence to a particular school of thought and intellectual laxity on the deviation of youth and the spread of dispensations and innovations. Original video link for the reference:    • نفاة العلو أقرب إلى الاتحادية من النصارى و...   #Muhammad_ibn_Shams_al-Din #al-Khalifi #al-Haddadiyya #Aqeedah #Ash'ari #Abu_Hanifa #Taymiyyah #Ibn_Taymiyyah #Ahmad_ibn_Hanbal