DescriptionThis treatise is a foundational work in the science of Tawhid (Islamic monotheism). It examines a range of subjects, including the nature and attributes of Allah, and sets out the core principles of divine unity. The text also addresses the pillars of al-Īmān (faith) and key matters of Islamic creed (al-ʻAqīdah), presenting systematic theological positions. For researchers, this work serves as an essential reference for understanding classical formulations of monotheism, distinguishing between essential divine attributes and their manifestations, while grounding faith and creed in a coherent doctrinal framework.
Extentff.35v-93v
PlaceIslahul Uloom Arabic College, Kerala, India
YearCopied by Abūbakr bin Ḥasan on 1 Muharram 1190/20 February 1776
