Connecting the Creed Texts: Principles, Evidence and Sound Inference
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- What principle follows from joining oneness to “All-Hearing, All-Seeing”?
- How does “no deity besides Him” relate to “worship Allah”?
- How are divine eternity and creation without need related?
- What follows from the name Creator predating creation?
- How can foreknowledge be held with commands and prohibitions?
- How do divine creation and human acquisition relate?
- Which attitude fits divine favor and justice?
- What follows from divine omnipotence and universal dependence?
- How do vision and non-encompassment fit together?
- What is proper assent given the limits of imagination?
- What does combining chosen servant and Seal of Prophets teach?
- How do finality and universality differ?
- What is affirmed by “Allah’s speech” and “not created”?
- What connects revelation and obeying the Messenger?
- What follows from “His servant” and the truth of Ascension?
- How do the Reservoir promise and innovation warning connect?
- What follows from intercession and the treatment of major sinners?
- What joins the recording angels to the book of deeds?
- What sequence is shown by death and resurrection?
- How does divine imperishability differ from the permanence of Paradise and Hell?
- What is balanced in loving the Companions and recognizing succession?
- What separates a sound karāmah report from divination?
- What does affirming signs of the Hour NOT entail?
- What follows from fidelity to the rightly guided community?
- What follows from moderation and prayer for perseverance?
- Divine attributes and incomparability to creation can be affirmed together.
- Exclusive worship means every request for human assistance is worship.
- Eternal divine creatorship requires created things to be beginningless.
- Divine foreknowledge does not exempt servants from commands and prohibitions.
- Affirming divine creation of acts removes acquisition and accountability.
- Relying on Allah is compatible with using lawful means.
- Denying encompassing vision also denies the people of Paradise any vision.
- Limits of human comprehension do not contradict belief in sound revelation.
- The title “servant” negates the Prophet’s status as Seal of the Prophets.
- Universality of the message and finality of prophethood have distinct textual proofs.
- Calling the Qur’an divine speech makes every reciter’s voice uncreated.
- Following the Messenger involves verifying that an attributed report or act is authentic.
- The Qur’anic account establishes every popular detail of the Ascension without verification.
- The promise of intercession is not permission to sin.
- Belief in recording angels means no final accounting of deeds will occur.
- The intermediate state and general resurrection are distinct stages.
- Paradise’s lasting permanence makes it uncreated like Allah.
- Authentic transmission and conformity to revelation matter when assessing karāmah reports.
- Reports of the Hour’s signs authorize exact predictions of its date.
- Moderation affirms the truth while rejecting false extremes.