In some copies of the book al-Hamawiyyah, the phrase reads: “As for the one who denies the partial attributes,” while in other copies it reads: “the reported attributes.” Which of the two is correct?

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. The reader read the phrase of the Shaykh al-Islam as follows: “Also, as for the one who denies the partial attributes, or denies the attributes absolutely.” In some copies, it reads: “Also, as for the one who denies the reported attributes, or denies the attributes absolutely.” Is the correct word “partial” or “reported”?

Answer:
The reported attributes. No. Correct, it is the reported attributes. And [it refers] to the one who denies some of the attributes. But the phrase “reported attributes” is the most correct. There is no doubt about it. Because some of them deny the reported attributes indicated by the Book and the Sunnah, and they affirm the rational attributes, in their claim. Yes. Yes.