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Ibn Hazm
(Others) (Traditional Theologians and Philosophers)
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Shams al-Din al-Samarqandi
(Ash'aris and Maturidis) (Traditional Theologians and Philosophers)
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Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas (Modern theologians)
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Musa al-Kazim
(Athnā‘ashariyyah-The Twelve Imams) (Shi'a Imams)
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Al-Battani (Albatenius) (Medieval Theologians and Philosophers)
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Ahmad Rida Khan
(Ash'aris and Maturidis) (Traditional Theologians and Philosophers)
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Muslim theology, in Islam, refers exclusively to Muslim theology. It refers to the “discipline of Allah” , or the general term for Muslim religious knowledge of belief in the Koran and what Muhammad says and does. It includes sutras, Hadith, the origin of teaching methods, teaching methods, and dogmatics. Sometimes it’s a catechism.
A theologian refers to an expert in the study or doctrine of God. After the victory of Christianity in Rome, theology was used to refer to many theories of Christian belief. The random tool generated a total of 191 items, recording almost all of the names of Muslim theologians. BN al-Jawzi, Ibn Khaldun, Ibn Tumart, Ibn Afa, Ibn Ashir, and others are on the list.
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