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https://twitter.com/Hassan_maturidi/status/1713674512074412384[1] Imām al-Bukhārī quoted from Mujāhid and Abū al-‘Āliyah (students of Ibn ‘Abbās) that they explained “istawā ‘alā al-‘Arsh” to mean ‘alā (ascended) and irtafa‘ (rose) respectively. You instead explained these terms to mean “exaltedness,” “loftiness,” or “grandeur.”
https://twitter.com/truthunveilled/status/1491932358618103832The main reason the authenticity of al-Fiqh al-Akbar is a highly contested topic revolves around its listing of tenets that creedal proponents of Ahl al-Ḥadīth deny, such as Allāh’s actions being timeless/pre-eternal or excluding ḥurūf (letters) from Allāh’s uncreated Speech.
https://twitter.com/Lubnanix/status/1687943039606575104This claim is apparently based exclusively on Ibn Ḥajar’s words, “As for theological issues, [al-Bukhārī] took most of it from al-Karābīsī and Ibn Kullāb.” He provided no source for this, so it is either to be accepted with supporting evidence or rejected with opposing evidence.
https://twitter.com/D1mashqi/status/1497589624969084928Note: A considerable portion of this thread is based on Shaykh Karīm Ḥalmī’s work and also the article of brother Bassām Zawādī.
https://twitter.com/LeayAlKufi/status/1655517031092076544This specific wording in which Sufyān ibn ʿUyayanah (d. 198) says not to explain it in Arabic or Persian contradicts other more authentic wordings from him, and this chain can also be said to contain weakness, as you have mentioned.
https://twitter.com/LeayAlKufi/status/1655517034644664320
https://twitter.com/HarounKanj/status/1646270767775244288(1) Firstly, Imām al-Ṭabarī (d. 310) does affirm that the Qurʾān is uncreated… but which Qurʾān is he talking about? This is an important question that requires an answer on your part, since the Ashāʿirah don’t believe in just one.
https://twitter.com/HarounKanj/status/1646270780492378115
https://twitter.com/D1mashqi/status/1559306886318796800…and for the belief of the Salaf in general regarding Al-Istiwāʾ, one may refer here.
https://twitter.com/mahmud_murrah/status/1651004295700172800
https://twitter.com/Lubnanix/status/1643703047086800899This is the thread of mine in question:
https://twitter.com/mahmud_murrah/status/1643686867978817537
https://twitter.com/umarelhashmi/status/1642424442209935366Salmān al-Fārisī (d. 33) رضي الله عنه said, “Verily, Allāh left the clay of Ādam for forty days/nights.” Then, he said with his hand like this (i.e., while gesturing with his hand), “Then all the good emerged in His Right Hand, and all the corrupt emerged in the other (Hand).”