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الأمد الأقصى

al-Amad al-Aqsa

Abu Zayd al-Dabusi(Auth.) · Anas b. Muhammad Adnan al-Sharafawi (Ed.)
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al-Amad al-Aqsa is Imam Abu Zayd al-Dabusi's treatise on faith, certainty, and the foundations of belief — from one of the most important figures in the systematisation of Hanafi usul al-fiqh and M...

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al-Amad al-Aqsa is Imam Abu Zayd al-Dabusi's treatise on faith, certainty, and the foundations of belief — from one of the most important figures in the systematisation of Hanafi usul al-fiqh and Maturidi kalam in the early fifth Islamic century. The work bridges the disciplines of theology and legal theory in the manner characteristic of its author: building a case for the inner consistency of the Sunni-Hanafi-Maturidi position through tight argument and rigorous appeal to the texts.

About The Author

Imam Abu Zayd Ubayd Allah b. Umar al-Dabusi (367-430 AH / 978-1039 CE) was a foundational figure of Hanafi-Maturidi scholasticism. His Taqwim al-Adilla is one of the founding works of Hanafi usul al-fiqh and remains a standard reference. Born in Dabusiyya in Central Asia, he served as judge in Bukhara and was among the seven foundational jurists of the Hanafi school of his region.

عن الكتاب

"الأمد الأقصى" رسالةُ الإمام أبي زيد الدبوسي في الإيمان واليقين وأصول الاعتقاد — من أحد أهمّ مُنَسِّقي أصول الفقه الحنفي والكلام الماتريدي في القرن الخامس الهجري. يَجْسُر الكتابُ بين علم الكلام وأصول الفقه على طريقة المؤلِّف المعتادة: بناءُ التماسُك الداخلي للمَوْقِف السنّي الحنفي الماتريدي بالحجاج المُحْكَم والاستدلال الصارم بالنصوص.

عن المؤلف

الإمام أبو زيد عبيد الله بن عمر الدبوسي (٣٦٧-٤٣٠ هـ) من مؤسّسي أصول الفقه الحنفي والكلام الماتريدي. كتابُه "تقويم الأدلّة" من الأعمال التأسيسية في أصول الفقه الحنفي. ولد بدبوسية ببلاد ما وراء النهر، وتَوَلَّى القضاء ببخارى، وكان من فقهاء المذهب الحنفي السبعة المؤسّسين بمنطقته.

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About the author

Abu Zayd al-Dabusi: Imam Abu Zayd Ubayd Allah ibn Umar al-Dabusi rahimahullah (367-430 AH / 978-1039 CE) was a foundational figure of Hanafi-Maturidi scholasticism. Born in Dabusiyya in Transoxiana (Central Asia), he served as a judge in Bukhara and was counted among the seven foundational jurists of the Hanafi school of his region. His Taqwim al-Adilla is recognized as one of the founding works of Hanafi usul al-fiqh and remains a standard reference in the field. His method characteristically bridges legal theory and theology, constructing the internal coherence of the Hanafi-Maturidi position through rigorous argumentation and textual reasoning. His al-Amad al-Aqsa extends this approach into the domain of creed, addressing faith, certainty, and the foundations of Sunni belief from the Hanafi-Maturidi perspective.

About the editor

Anas b. Muhammad Adnan al-Sharafawi: Anas b. Muhammad Adnan al-Sharafawi is a contemporary Damascene scholar and muhaqqiq (verifier and editor of classical texts) whose work centers on the disciplines of creed, logic, and Sufism. He teaches within the Ash'ari tradition in theology, giving lessons on 'aqida and logic, among them al-Bayjuri's celebrated gloss on the Jawharat al-Tawhid, and he is active in transmitting these foundational sciences to students. He has prepared more than fifty critical editions, the bulk of them for Dar al-Taqwa in Damascus and several flagship titles for Dar al-Minhaj, the Jeddah and Beirut house known for high-quality editions of Shafi'i and Ash'ari texts. For Dar al-Minhaj he edited al-Qushayri's al-Risala al-Qushayriyya, the most widely circulated classical manual of Sufism, and Imam al-Ghazali's al-Iqtisad fi al-I'tiqad, a key statement of Ash'ari theology. His other verified editions include al-Sanusi's Umm al-Barahin (al-'Aqida al-Sughra), al-Bayhaqi's al-I'tiqad wa al-Hidaya ila Sabil al-Rashad, and Ibn 'Abbad's commentary on the Hikam of Ibn 'Ata' Allah. His editions are appreciated for careful collation of manuscripts and a clear, accessible layout that serves both seminary students and general readers approaching the classical literature of theology and the spiritual path.

Specifications
Binding Hardback
Publisher Dar al-Taqwa (Arabic)
Author Abu Zayd al-Dabusi
Pages 799
Editor Anas b. Muhammad Adnan al-Sharafawi
Year Published 2025
Size W- | H- | D-
Number of Volumes 1
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