Treatise on the Divine Names — Fakhr Ad-Din Ar-Razi — Al Bouraq

Presentation

Discover the major work of Fakhr Ad-Din Ar-Razi, one of the greatest thinkers of classical Islam. This Treatise on the Divine Names offers a deep and systematic exploration of the ninety-nine Names of Allah, fundamental to Muslim spirituality. A reference work rarely translated in France, which illuminates divine knowledge according to the Kalam method.

Content

• Exhaustive study of the 99 Divine Names (Al-Asma-ul-Husna) and their theological significance
• Kalam method: rational and philosophical approach to Muslim theology
• Quranic commentaries and textual references to deepen each divine attribute
• Scholastic arguments and refutations of opposing positions
• Spiritual application of the Divine Names in the believer's life
• Classical Sunni perspective of the 12th-13th century

For whom?

This work is addressed to students of Islamic sciences, to researchers in Muslim theology, to adults seeking spirituality and to all those wishing to understand the foundations of Islamic belief. Recommended for readers with some familiarity with religious texts.

The Author

Fakhr Ad-Din Ar-Razi (1149-1209), Persian theologian from Tehran, is one of the greatest figures of Sunni thought. A prolific genius, he excelled as a theologian, jurist, philosopher and Quranic commentator. Famous in both the Muslim East and West, his works profoundly influenced medieval Islamic theology. His near-total absence of translations in France makes this edition all the more precious.

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