A Critique of the Palmyran Creed Habib Kazim al-Saqqaf It has been translated into

It has been translated into several languages and this is the first published English version

His Angels

renowned contemporary theologian Shaykh Saʿid Foudah clinically refutes Ibn Taymiyya’s claim

Author Sayyid Muhammad ibn `Alawi al-Maliki al-Hasani Translator Amjad Mahmood Publisher Heritage Press (UK) Year Safar 1436 / December 2014 Pages 136 Binding Paperback Size A5 Weight 0

guiding him towards the guidance of the most beloved ﷺ

A Critique of the Palmyran Creed Habib Kazim al-Saqqaf It has been translated intoPublisher's summary How astounding are Allahs affairs in creation Each person finds facilitation for what he was created to be Perhaps one of the most controversial scholars of the classical era, Taqi al Din Ibn Taymiyyas works in theology have been promoted by the modern day Salafi movement as an accurate representation of the creed of the predecessors [salaf]. In The Palmyran Creed, named after the ancient city of Palmyra (Tadmur, Syria), Ibn