A treatise on the science of Islamic theology (Ilm al-Tawhid), setting out the principles of monotheism and the foundational tenets of the Islamic creed in a structured and clear manner. The work was composed in 1340 AH (1921 CE) and reflects the traditional Sunni approach to theological instruction.

Works of this kind serve a pedagogical function within the traditional curriculum, presenting the fundamental principles of Islamic theology in a manner suited to students of religious learning. The work stands within the broader tradition of Sunni theological instruction, transmitting the established doctrines of the creed through a clear and structured exposition.

Who It Is For Students of Islamic theology at the foundational level, and those seeking a clear and structured introduction to the principles of Ilm al-Tawhid.

Its Place in the Tradition Stands within the tradition of introductory Sunni theological works, presenting the foundational principles of the creed in a structured and accessible manner.

Discipline Aqidah and Kalam. A treatise on the science of Islamic theology (Ilm al-Tawhid), presenting the foundational principles of the creed in a structured format.

Level Beginner

Imam Qasim ibn Ahmad al-Mabkhawi

1340 AH (1921 CE)

Imam Qasim ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Mabkhawi was a scholar in the Sunni theological tradition who composed this treatise on Ilm al-Tawhid in 1340 AH (1921 CE). The son of an eminent scholar, the work reflects his grounding in the classical disciplines of Islamic creed and his commitment to transmitting the principles of tawhid to students of religious learning.

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