The Refutation of him who attributes direction to Allah Leadership and can be found in

and can be found in later works such as Tabaqat al-Awliya and al-Kawakib al-Durriyya fi Tarajim al-Sufiyya

”’ But he feared that this might mean he had become a jinn-inspired poet or a man possessed

Blessed to become a scholar in various Islamic and secular sciences

aims to begin filling this gap by presenting an annotated translation of one of Ibn Taymiyya's most important epistles on the theology behind the concept of worship

and for all who recite and spread its recital

The Refutation of him who attributes direction to Allah Leadership and can be found inThe Refutation Of Him [Ibn Taymiyya] Who Attributes Direction To Allah Al Raddu Ala Man Qala Bil Jiha by Ibn Jahbal Al Kilabi Introduction: Shaykh Wahbi Sulayman Ghawji Translation and Notes By Gibril Fouad Haddad This short theological tract, Fi Nafi al Jiha, or On Denying Direction to God, by the Ashari theologian and celebrated Shafi'i jurist, Qadi Ibn Jahbal (d. 733 1333), is a clinical rebuttal of the controversial fatwa, the Aqida Hamawiyya,