Are the verses and hadiths concerning the attributes among the ambiguous verses or among the clear verses, as Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah said?
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The questioner : Here a questioner asks and says: Are the verses and hadiths concerning the attributes among the ambiguous verses or among the clear verses, as Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah said...?
The Shaykh : They are among the ambiguous verses in terms of the modality (how), and they are not among the ambiguous verses in terms of having a clear meaning, as we mentioned earlier regarding the Salaf's statement: "Let it pass as it came," meaning in the Arabic sense. The example of Malik mentioned previously is also relevant. So, in consideration, meaning that these verses have known meanings in the Arabic language; therefore, they are not ambiguous.
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The Shaykh : They are among the ambiguous verses in terms of the modality (how), and they are not among the ambiguous verses in terms of having a clear meaning, as we mentioned earlier regarding the Salaf's statement: "Let it pass as it came," meaning in the Arabic sense. The example of Malik mentioned previously is also relevant. So, in consideration, meaning that these verses have known meanings in the Arabic language; therefore, they are not ambiguous.
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