Created Power and its Relationship to Human Action in Islamic Thought

Unlock the complexities of human agency with this definitive scholarly work. Created Power and its Relationship to Human Action in Islamic Thought delves into one of the most enduring debates in the history of ideas: how human capacity interacts with divine will. Dr. Mohamed Abdelaty Abbas provides a meticulous study of al-Qudrah al-Muhdathah, tracing its roots through the major schools of Islamic theology and philosophy. Whether you are a student of Usuluddin or a curious reader of metaphysics, this volume offers profound insights into the nature of responsibility, freedom, and the cosmic order.

Key Features

• Theological Depth: Analyzes the classical "Kalam" (theology) debate regarding human agency versus divine omnipotence.
• Comparative Analysis: Examines the views of various schools of thought, including the Ash'arites, Mu'tazilites, and Sufis, on the concept of "capacity" (istita'ah).
• Philosophical Context: Connects human freedom, choice, and responsibility to the universal laws of nature and divine will.
• Academic Rigor: Published by a leading Islamic university press, ensuring a scholarly approach to complex metaphysical issues. 

Benefits for the Reader

• Intellectual Clarity: Helps readers navigate the intricate relationship between predestination (qada wa qadar) and human free will (ikhtiyar).
• Historical Insight: Provides a comprehensive overview of how this central issue has evolved throughout the history of Islamic intellectual thought.
• Moral Framework: Explains the rational and religious basis for human accountability (thawab wa 'iqab) based on the existence of human capacity.
• Comprehensive Resource: Acts as a vital reference for students and scholars of Islamic theology, philosophy, and ethics. 

Product Overview
Title: Created Power and its Relationship to Human Action in Islamic Thought (القدرة المحدثة وعلاقتها بالفعل الإنساني في الفكر الإسلامي)
Author: Dr. Mohamed Abdelaty Abbas
Publisher: UNISSA 
Language: Arabic
ISBN: 9789998451797