La Profession De Foi D'Ibn Batta. Traditionaliste et jurisconsulte musulman d'école Hanbalite mort en Irak à 'Ukbara en 387/997.

Laoust, Henri.

Edité par Institut Francais De Damas, Damascus, 1958

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clii, 202 pp of French text, [2], 93 pp of Arabic text, title printed in red & black on spine & front, lightly foxed cover, otherwise copy clean inside and in very good condition. Ibn Batta studied in Baghdad and stayed for a long time in Makkah. His works deals mainly with Fikh and Hadith. He through his doctrinal works and his sermons, belongs to the great tradition of Hanbali polemic. This work is one of his first disciples, and he himself can be considered as an excellent example of the Sunni opposition to the Buyd regime, which was favoured Shi?ism and, to a lesser degree, Mu?tazilah and Falsafa. His influence was profound and lasting. Under the Ayyubids there was a revival of interest in Ibn Batta?s dogmatic works with the Damascus traditionalist Abd al-Ghani al-Makdisi. Also under the Mamluk, Ibn Taymiyya and several of his disciples were interested in the works of Ibn Batta. #17608. N° de réf. du vendeur 010595

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Titre : La Profession De Foi D'Ibn Batta. ...

Éditeur : Institut Francais De Damas, Damascus

Date d'édition : 1958

Reliure : Soft cover

Etat : Good