The relationship between Sufism and theology Through the book of the branches of faith "to Abdul Jalil ibn Musa al-Qasri (T 608 e)

Abstract

This article aims to reveal the nature of the cognitive relationship between theology and Sufism, and the statement of the cognitive patterns between the two sciences through the book of the branches of faith to the Imam mystic, Zahid, God knows; Abdul Jalil bin Musa Al Qasri bin Abdul Jalil Abu Muhammad Ansari Andalusian Qurtubi (T 608 e)

 he is one of the most important scientific figures in the Islamic West who represented the school of theology Sufism, which was particularly active in Bijaya, Tlemcen, Fez and Marrakesh, and flourished during the sixth and seventh centuries AH, with the emergence of more books of theology with Sufism taste.