Masters in Education from Nottingham University in the UK. Also studied Masters in Islamic Studies and Islamic Banking & Finance. Political activist with interests in Geopolitics, History and Phil ...
There are some small differences between the Asharites and Maturidites, but they are usually regarded as methodological and nonessential.
Asharites, for instance, rejected the following:
- takwin (which means "to bring into existence") as a divine attribute,
- the eternalness of God's actions, unlike his attributes and
- the necessity of believing in the existence and unity of God through rational arguments in the absence of divine revelation
all of which are among the Maturidite theses.
What we provide!
Vote Content
Great answers start with great insights. Content becomes intriguing when it is voted up or down - ensuring the best answers are always at the top.
Multiple Perspectives
Questions are answered by people with a deep interest in the subject. People from around the world review questions, post answers and add comments.
An authoritative community
Be part of and influence the most important global discussion that is defining our generation and generations to come