Explanation of the author's statement: "… and he has many writings in clarifying the Sunnah and strengthening its pillars
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The reader: "… and he has many writings in clarifying the Sunnah, strengthening its pillars, and demolishing religious innovations. Among what he authored in this field…"
The Shaykh : Among the best of what was written is the methodology "The Methodology of the People of the Sunnah and the Community" "The Methodology of the Sunnah" in refuting the Rafidah, and the book "Reason and Revelation", which is also referred to as "Reconciling Reason and Revelation." All of these are now available in a single collection. Yes, they are very beneficial, but they contain some difficulty because they are built upon philosophy, a philosophy that tires the beginner student of knowledge. For this reason, his student Ibn al-Qayyim is much easier in expression, even though you always find that the meanings are in agreement, but the styles differ. Regarding the book "Reason and Revelation," Ibn al-Qayyim says: "There is nothing in existence that has a second like it", meaning there is nothing comparable to it in its field, in its field. And this is truly correct, if… we do not know most of it, meaning much of it is unknown to us, but when you study it and see that the man has great knowledge in reason and in revelation, and in deriving proofs, he said in the introduction of the book: "There is no proponent of religious innovation who argues with evidence from the Book and the Sunnah except that I am committed to making his evidence an argument against him", yes.
The reader: "Among what he authored in this field is the treatise 'Al-Fatwa al-Hamawiyyah'"
The Shaykh : Among the best of what was written is the methodology "The Methodology of the People of the Sunnah and the Community" "The Methodology of the Sunnah" in refuting the Rafidah, and the book "Reason and Revelation", which is also referred to as "Reconciling Reason and Revelation." All of these are now available in a single collection. Yes, they are very beneficial, but they contain some difficulty because they are built upon philosophy, a philosophy that tires the beginner student of knowledge. For this reason, his student Ibn al-Qayyim is much easier in expression, even though you always find that the meanings are in agreement, but the styles differ. Regarding the book "Reason and Revelation," Ibn al-Qayyim says: "There is nothing in existence that has a second like it", meaning there is nothing comparable to it in its field, in its field. And this is truly correct, if… we do not know most of it, meaning much of it is unknown to us, but when you study it and see that the man has great knowledge in reason and in revelation, and in deriving proofs, he said in the introduction of the book: "There is no proponent of religious innovation who argues with evidence from the Book and the Sunnah except that I am committed to making his evidence an argument against him", yes.
The reader: "Among what he authored in this field is the treatise 'Al-Fatwa al-Hamawiyyah'"