Islamic Theology
Definition of Islamic Theology as it relates to Books, Religious Books, Islamic Literature
Islamic Theology, also known as Kalam, is a branch of Islamic studies dedicated to understanding and interpreting the core tenets of Islam through philosophical and rational inquiry. This discipline explores questions related to the nature of God, the prophethood of Muhammad, the resurrection of the dead, and divine justice, among others. It draws on various sources of knowledge, including the Quran, Hadith, and works by early Islamic scholars. The study of Islamic theology helps Muslims deepen their faith, engage in thoughtful dialogue with other religious traditions, and contribute to contemporary debates about religion and society.
External Links
- [IslamicTheology.com] Theology, History, Fiqh & Wiliyah derived from Sahah al-Sittah (The Six Books of Sahih) - IslamicTheology.com
- [asipt.org] ASIPT - The American Society of Islamic Philosophy and Theology