The Ash'ari connection with the Mu'tazila A descriptive nodal historical study
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Al-Ash’ariism occupied the religious leadership since the sixth century, after political patronage, and many scholars joined them with desire and fear. They even thought that the representation of the “Sunnis” was restricted to them. They are the "Sunnis", and their opponents are innovated, and the scholars' responses to them have shown an opinion that differs from this prevailing opinion, which calls for research into the "Ash'ari" case that they represent the "Sunnah". It is not only a group of words, and an extension of the "Mu'tazila", but in another new form, and this is evidenced by their similarity in the original issues, and their tradition of Mu'tazila.
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