The Divine Word as Viewed by Abu`l-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī and Muḥ ammad Ḥ usayn Ṭ abaṭ abaʾ ī

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Behjati Ali; ALAHBEDASHTI ALI; MALEKMAKAN HAMID; SOLTANI MOSTAFA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF IMAMIYYAH STUDIES Year:2020 | Volume:6 | Issue:11 Page(s): 262-284

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The Divine Word as Viewed by Abu`l-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī and Muḥ ammad Ḥ usayn Ṭ abaṭ abaʾ ī

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Behjati Ali | ALAHBEDASHTI ALI | MALEKMAKAN HAMID | SOLTANI MOSTAFA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Divine Word

Abul Hasan Ashʿ

arī

Muḥ

ammad Ḥ

usayn Ṭ

abā

ṭ

abā

the Reality of Word

Mental Word

Abstract

Divine Word, kalā m-i ilahī; , is one of the most important, long-standing and controversial issues among Islamic religions. Muslim thinkers have offered various interpretations of this concept and the quality of God's attribution to speech. This study comparatively examines the views of Abul Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī; and Muḥ; ammad Ḥ; usayn Ṭ; abā; ṭ; abā; ʾ; ī; about the divine speech. Both consider God to be a Being of speech, but each has a different interpretation of it. Abu al-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī; considers the divine speech to be one of the categories of the mental speech, kalā m-i nafsī; , and introduces it as Divine essential speech and non-temporal attribute. Ṭ abā; ṭ; abā; ʾ; ī; introduces a different and broader concept of the Divine speech and extends it to all matters that reveal Divine intentions. From Ṭ abā; ṭ; abā; ʾ; ī; ʾ; s point of view, the Divine speech has many levels and examples. Accordingly, all creation, which came into being with the existential word of "be", would be the word of God, and the Divine message that reveald to the prophets is another example of the Divine Word.

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Behjati, Ali, ALAHBEDASHTI, ALI, MALEKMAKAN, HAMID, & SOLTANI, MOSTAFA. (2020). The Divine Word as Viewed by Abu`l-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī and Muḥ ammad Ḥ usayn Ṭ abaṭ abaʾ ī. JOURNAL OF IMAMIYYAH STUDIES, 6(11 ), 262-284. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/405373/en

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Behjati Ali, ALAHBEDASHTI ALI, MALEKMAKAN HAMID, SOLTANI MOSTAFA. The Divine Word as Viewed by Abu`l-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī and Muḥ ammad Ḥ usayn Ṭ abaṭ abaʾ ī. JOURNAL OF IMAMIYYAH STUDIES[Internet]. 2020;6(11 ):262-284. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/405373/en

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Ali Behjati, ALI ALAHBEDASHTI, HAMID MALEKMAKAN, and MOSTAFA SOLTANI, “The Divine Word as Viewed by Abu`l-Ḥ asan Ashʿ arī and Muḥ ammad Ḥ usayn Ṭ abaṭ abaʾ ī,” JOURNAL OF IMAMIYYAH STUDIES, vol. 6, no. 11 , pp. 262–284, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/405373/en

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