Lumʿat al-Iʿtiqad

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Lumʿat al-Iʿtiqad is a concise classical Sunni creed text in Hanbali theology authored by the medieval scholar Ibn Qudamah.

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instanceOf Hanbali theological treatise ⓘ
Islamic creed text ⓘ
Sunni creed text ⓘ
classical Islamic text ⓘ
affirms Qurʾan as uncreated speech of Allah ⓘ
beatific vision of Allah in the Hereafter ⓘ
intercession (shafāʿah) by the Prophet Muhammad ⓘ
punishment and bliss of the grave ⓘ
resurrection of bodies ⓘ
associatedWithScholar Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi ⓘ
linked to: Ibn Qudamah
author Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi ⓘ
linked to: Ibn Qudamah
circulatesIn Sunni scholarly circles ⓘ
circulation commented upon by later Sunni scholars ⓘ
creedScope summary of core Sunni beliefs ⓘ
creedType concise creed ⓘ
emphasizes following Qurʾan and Sunnah in belief ⓘ
following the understanding of the Salaf ⓘ
focusesOn Islamic creed ⓘ
Sunni theology ⓘ
belief in Allah ⓘ
belief in angels ⓘ
belief in divine decree (qadar) ⓘ
belief in prophets ⓘ
belief in revealed books ⓘ
belief in the Last Day ⓘ
divine attributes ⓘ
genre ʿaqīdah text ⓘ
influencedBy earlier Hanbali creed tradition ⓘ
language Arabic ⓘ
length concise ⓘ
methodology textualist approach to divine attributes ⓘ
period medieval Islamic period ⓘ
regionOfOrigin Levant ⓘ
linked to: Levant region
rejects figurative reinterpretation (taʾwīl) of divine attributes ⓘ
innovated theological doctrines (bidʿah) in creed ⓘ
religiousDiscipline kalām criticism (from an Athari stance) ⓘ
ʿaqīdah ⓘ
religiousTradition Sunni Islam ⓘ
schoolOfLaw Hanbali ⓘ
linked to: Hanbali school
script Arabic script ⓘ
status widely studied introductory creed text ⓘ
structure short treatise without extensive subdivisions ⓘ
targetAudience Hanbali and Athari students ⓘ
students of Islamic theology ⓘ
theologicalOrientation Athari ⓘ
usedIn Hanbali curricula ⓘ
traditional Sunni seminaries ⓘ

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Ibn Qudamah → notableWork → Lumʿat al-Iʿtiqad ⓘ