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Islamic Research Center hosts monthly book salon
The article discusses a cultural salon organized by the Islamic Research Academy in cooperation with the Islamic Mission City Sector. The salon focuses on the book "Al-Furqan of the Quran between the Attributes of the Creator and the Attributes of Creation" by the scholar Salama Al-Quda’i Al-Azami, Shafi’i. Its aim is to clarify the difference between the attributes of Allah and the attributes of creation, based on the Quran and reason. The gathering emphasizes the methodology for understanding ambiguous texts in doctrine, highlighting the importance of knowledge and specialization in comprehending divine attributes. It also discusses issues in Islamic theology (kalam) and the meanings related to faith and intercession. The program seeks to promote scientific and intellectual dialogue and to educate the community on Al-Azhar’s moderate approach to belief.
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