- of
Greater Khorasan. The
second figure most
commonly ****ociated with the
Jahmis was the
Kufan Ḍirār ibn ʻAmr. However,
despite his ****ociation with the...
-
Dissident Watch:
Fathi El-
Jahmi,
Middle East Quarterly, meet the man Mu'ammar al-Gadhafi doesn't want
anyone to meet. Free
Fathi El
Jahmi Petition[permanent...
- and the Bahshamiyya, who
followed the
teachings of Abu
Hashim al-Jubba'i.
Jahmis were the
followers of the
Islamic theologian Jahm bin
Safwan who ****ociate...
- by
later traditionist Athari scholars like Ibn Taymiyyah.
Aside from the
Jahmis,
Darimi was also
against the
Karami school. He
stood against them, denouncing...
- even as he
muddied the
waters by
calling them
anachronistic names such as '
Jahmis'
after the
heterodox theologian Jahm Ibn
Safwan (d. 745)—and (low-church)...
-
Thawr and Dawud-al Zahiri. They were
known for
their extreme criticism of
Jahmis, Mu'tazilis, and
Anthropomorphists by
using rationalistic methods (Kalaam)...
-
Shiites used the term
Jabriyah to
describe the Ash'ariyah and Hanbalis.
Jahmis were the
alleged followers of the
early Islamic theologian Jahm bin Safwan...
-
nature of the
Quran and
condemned anyone who held the
contrary position as a
Jahmi or Kāfir. The
second section ****erts that the acts of men are created, relying...
-
theological works are: Naqd ‘Uthman ibn Sa’id Ad-Darimi 'ala Al-Marisi al
Jahmi al 'aneed fi ma
iftara 'ala
Allah fit
tawheed by
Uthman ibn Sa'id al-Darimi...
-
theological sense.
While the
former distinguishes the
Salafis from the
Jahmis and the Mutazilis, the
latter describes a
Moroccan scholar as "Salafi in...
