Islamic Theologians and the Different Genres of I‘jāz: A Case Study of Rummāni & Khaṭṭābi by Junaid Akbar, Sayyed Abul Salam Bacha

“… There are several points which illustrate Qur’ānic I‘jāz and probably rely on Islamic Theologians -Mutakallimin’s- efforts as well as exertions regarding Qur’ānic I‘jāz. …”
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The infallibility of the prophets from the perspective of Islamic theology with a comparative study between the views of Muslim theologians and the theological opinions of Allama T... by Yahya Solati

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Pujian dan kritikan terhadap Imam Al-Ghazali by Abdul Salam Hj. Yussof

“…In 1106 he returned to teaching, the most renowned Islamic theologian of his time. His most famous books are Tuhafat al-Falasifa (The Incoherence of the Philosophers) and Ihya al-’Ulum al-Islamia (The Revival of the Religious Sciences). …”
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The Being and Essence of the Human Soul in al-Taftazanı’s Thought by Ziya Erdinç

“…Unlike the earlier Islamic theologians (al-mutaqaddimūn), the later Islamic theologians (almuta’akhkhirūn) generally did not explicitly express their opinions on the essence of the human soul within the chapters discussing this issue because of their distinctive method and discussion style pertaining to the works in that period. …”
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Nesefi'de İman-Bilgi İlişkisi by Muhit Mert

“…This issue was the subject of the different Islamic sciences and it was discussed by the Islamic Theologians, who are called Ahl al-Kalam. In these discussions, two questions were arised as following; Is the Faith a kind of Knowledge or is the fact which differs from knowledge? …”
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Philosophy versus theology in medieval Islamic thought by Ishraq Ali, Khawla Almulla

“…The response of the medieval Islamic theologians to the issue of philosophy versus theology serves as a context in which medieval Muslim philosophers carried out their philosophy–theology debate. …”
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The rise and development of Reward theory in theological approach by حمیدرضا سروریان, محمد بنیانی

“…In scripture, Reward has been used literally without merit condition. It seems that Islamic theologians added merit condition under the influence of hadiths. …”
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Al-Mufid on the Scope of Inerrancy of the Prophets and Its Inconsistency with Their Knowledge by Malik Abdiyankordkandi, Seyed Ali Alamolhoda

“…Along with other Islamic theologians and philosophers, al-Shaykh al-Mufid believes in the inerrancy of prophets as far as it is related to the claim of prophethood, as well as reception and presentation of revelation and contends that they cannot commit sin in these areas whether consciously or unconsciously. …”
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The Reliability and the Purpos- Refutation Arguments in Proving Prophets' Infallibility: A Critical Survey by Hossein Atrak

“…The Reliability Argument and the Purpose-Refutation Argument are the two most important logical arguments that have been alleged by Islamic theologians, and Shia in particular, for proving divine prophets’ infallibility. …”
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A Comparative Critique of Islamic Religions in an Interpretive Attitude to Revelation Verses (Relying on the critique of Salafi theology) by sayyed mojtaba jalali, ali taheri dehnavi, sayyed hasan jalali

“…Among some Islamic and non-Islamic theologians, various issues have been raised regarding the issue of interpretation and permission or not. …”
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Political Conception of Islamic Education: Revisiting al-Afghani’s Ideas on Education by Keyvan Bolandhematan

“…Al-Afghani was one of the first Islamic theologians who formulated modern political Islam and called for accepting modern values because of their consonance with Islamic values. …”
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Causality Broken – Synthesizing Religion, Philosophy and Modern Physics, Confirming al-GhazÉlÊ’s Win in the Debate of the World’s PreEternity by Proving Delay in Effect by NASEEB AHMED SIDDIQUI

“…On the contrary, according to Islamic theologians, it is not necessary. After 800 years, creation unveiled mysteries in its form, which both the parties (Philosophers and theologians) did not know. …”
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The Drawbacks of Prophecy in Guiding Mankind, A Critique of Islamic Doctrine of Prophethood by Hossein Atrak

“…The belief in the prophethood and sending prophets by God to guide mankind is one of the common beliefs of divine religions. According to Islamic theologians, divine knowledge and wisdom necessitate the sending of prophets to guide mankind. …”
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A Study of the Premises and Requisites of Belief in a «Text-Centered» Religion and a «Person-Centered» Religion (with Emphasis on Islam and Christianity) by Muḥammad Ḥusayn Zāree Maḥmūdābādī*, Rasūl Rasoūlīpūr

“…In Islamic sources, revelation is from the category of speech and word and Islamic theologians believe that God speaks to man in order to have a «connection with him» and shows Himself through a language that is understandable to man; but prevailing Christianity considers «revelation» to be of the category of action and of being an event and believes that God becomes embodied in a human form in order to have a «connection with man». …”
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The application of tissue engineering in degenerative disc disease: an Islamic perspective by Mohamad, Mohd Yusof, Zainuddin, Zainul Ibrahim, Sha'ban, Munirah

“…The work could provide some foundations for Islamic theologians to formulate a decree to the effect. …”
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The Dominance of Practical Anthropology in the Modern Era and the Necessity of Practical Theology by Hossein Hooshangi

“…As well, Islamic theology cannot ignore this problem. Islamic theologians must use the possibilities of religious sciences including Kalam, philosophy, ethics, Fiqh, Usul al-Fiqh, Tafsir, and hadith sciences, along with the use of other conventional sciences, to develop practical Islamic theology as an Interdisciplinary religious science.…”
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esmate anbiya by mahdi mahdavi ala, ajireza khatamshishebor

“…The view of the infallibility of the prophets in three stagesof dressing up any infidelity and polytheism, as well as considering and preservingthe Shari'a, as well as propagating the rules and teachings of the Shari'a, is acceptedby all Islamic theologians except Baqalani, who recently has a different theory. …”
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Creation in Islamic and Christian Theology by saleh hasan zadeh

“…Despite the differences in the Christian theology of the medieval centuary and the Islamic theology, in principle, they are so close because both theologies revolve around Allah though Christian theologians and thinkers of the medieval centuary knew and used the works of the Islamic theologians such as Avicenna andAI-Farabi. Therefore, they share a similar theme and linguistic style.…”
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A Study and Critique of the «Tark-i Awlà» Approach in Justifying Prophets' Lapses by hossain Atrak

“…According to the author, considering that tark-i awlà is a type of error and lapse and because the intellectual arguments for infallibility (like the trust and certitude of the people, the guiding purpose of prophet hood, the necessity of following the prophets, the principle of luṭf (grace) and absence of disinclination in the hearts of the people towards the prophets) necessitate the negation of all types of errors and lapses from the prophets, the prophets must be infallible from tark-i awlà too and this approach by Islamic theologians in justifying the verses that indicate the committing of sins by the prophets is not successful. …”
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The Speech of Fate in the Time of the Corona by Ramy Mahmoud

“…The first is the problem of pains and aches, and how it was mentioned in theological literaturey and discussed by Islamic theologians (Mutakallimūn), as the issue of pandemics and plagues indisputably fall under this matter. …”
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