A Chapter on the Divisions of Tawhid (the oneness of Allah) and the Difference Between the Tawhid of the Messengers and the Tawhid of the Deniers Who Negate the Attributes
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The Shaykh : He said: "A Chapter on the Divisions of Tawhid (the oneness of Allah) and the Difference Between the Tawhid of the Messengers and the Tawhid of the Deniers Who Negate the Attributes"
"So listen then" meaning in this state, "its types" means the types of Tawhid (the oneness of Allah). The types and the divisions are one and the same meaning according to the scholars. Sometimes it is said five types, and sometimes it is said five divisions. As for the technical terminology of the people of Kalam, they distinguish between the types and the divisions. The type is a species with respect to the genus, and the individual is a species with respect to the type. So if they say, for example, "love, wheat, and barley," the first is a genus, and the second is a genus with respect to what is beneath it and a type with respect to what is above it.
"So listen then, its types are five *** Its divisions have been clarified by explanation
The Tawhid of the followers of Ibn Sina, which is attributed to Aristotle of the Greeks"
Yes.
The student: Aristotle
The Shaykh : Attributed
The student: To Aristotle
The Shaykh : To Aristotle
"So listen then" meaning in this state, "its types" means the types of Tawhid (the oneness of Allah). The types and the divisions are one and the same meaning according to the scholars. Sometimes it is said five types, and sometimes it is said five divisions. As for the technical terminology of the people of Kalam, they distinguish between the types and the divisions. The type is a species with respect to the genus, and the individual is a species with respect to the type. So if they say, for example, "love, wheat, and barley," the first is a genus, and the second is a genus with respect to what is beneath it and a type with respect to what is above it.
"So listen then, its types are five *** Its divisions have been clarified by explanation
The Tawhid of the followers of Ibn Sina, which is attributed to Aristotle of the Greeks"
Yes.
The student: Aristotle
The Shaykh : Attributed
The student: To Aristotle
The Shaykh : To Aristotle