Claim and Evidence: What Creed Texts Do and Do Not Establish
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- What does the statement of tawḥīd establish most directly?
- Which application of incomparability is sound?
- Which conclusion about divine will is warranted?
- Which claim wrongly transfers the eternality of the Creator’s attribute to created beings?
- Which statement correctly relates divine knowledge to compulsion?
- What follows from “Human willing is only as Allah wills for them”?
- How do these two descriptions of the Prophet ﷺ relate?
- What is the specific meaning of Khātam al-anbiyāʾ?
- Which distinction is sound?
- Which statement about the vision of Allah is correct?
- What does “The Miʿrāj is true” establish directly?
- Which statement on intercession accords with the text?
- Which attitude toward the secret of the decree is correct?
- What does the text stress in describing people of the qiblah?
- What is the proper limit of this text about grave sinners?
- Which view of obedience to authorities is balanced?
- What is the affirmed teaching about the recording angels?
- How should the listed events of the Hereafter be understood?
- Which two statements about Paradise and Hell are both true?
- Which combination correctly states the doctrine of human actions?
- Which attitude reflects sound love for the Companions?
- How should a claim of karāmah be assessed?
- What is the correct principle concerning soothsayers and claims contrary to religious texts?
- What should take priority over mere numbers when assessing a communal claim?
- How is doctrinal balance properly understood?
- If a proof affirms an event but does not describe all particulars, what is the proper approach?
- If a popular claim conflicts with established evidence, which approach is sound?
- Which two principles together prevent an extreme position on divine decree?
- In which case is it right to distinguish a thing’s existence from knowledge of every detail?
- What is the basic error in treating the permanence of Paradise and Hell as incompatible with their createdness?
- Which pair represents two unwarranted extremes concerning grave sinners?
- What generally goes wrong when an essential qualification is removed from teachings about attributes or final prophethood?
- What separates a general doctrinal principle from claiming knowledge of every inward state of a person?
- What sound common approach applies to love of the Companions and reports of karāmāt?
- Why is moderation not simply the midpoint between two opinions?
- The affirmation of tawḥīd also denies every partner.
- An act occurring by divine will necessarily proves that it is religiously approved.
- Affirming prior divine knowledge automatically removes human acquisition.
- “Without encompassing” is an essential qualification of the affirmed vision of Allah.
- The reality of intercession requires denying the final judgment.
- Every popular karāmah story must be accepted as certain without verification.
- A creature remaining forever does not make it uncreated and beginningless.
- The authority of established consensus can be replaced by headcount alone.