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Qadariyyah (Arabic: قدرية, romanized:
Qadariyya), also
Qadarites or Kadarites, from
qadar (قدر),
meaning "power", was
originally a
derogatory term designating...
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Ottoman rule and a
local leader of the
Qadariyya Sufi order. His
grandfather had been a
leading sheikh of the
Qadariyya order and
moved to
Jableh from Iraq...
- was
known as a ****cutor of the
Qadariyya, but also one of the main
historical witnesses of them. He said the
Qadariyya merely appropriated the heretical...
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political and
sectarian fabrications.
These include:
Being a
member of the
Qadariyya,
resulting from the
belief that Mu'awiya
abdicated before his death. Denouncing...
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defended the Ash`ari
school in his
epistle entitled “Al-Radd `ala al-
Qadariyya wa
Munaqada Risala al-Baghdadi al-Mu`tazili,” a
rejection of the ****aults...
- the
middle between the two
extreme positions of the
Jabriyya and the
Qadariyya. The
Hanbali scholar Ibn
Taymiyya (d. 1328), who was
otherwise known for...
- tariqa)
Bektashi (Bektashiyyah tariqa)
Burhaniyya (Burhani tariqa)
Barelvi (
Qadariyya tariqa)
Chishti Order (Chishti tariqa, Chishtiyya) Ishq-Nuri
Tariqa Darqawiyya...
- it at any time.
Hasan al
Basri (642 - 728) was the
first who
defined Qadariyya doctrines in a
systematic way: 1) God
creates only good, evil
stems from...
- evil. However,
there are a few
exceptions among Muslim scholars. The
Qadariyya ****erted that evil was
introduced by
disobedience to God, and
Iblis was...
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number of
those who had
opposed his
accession and by ****cuting the
Qadariyya. In 744,
Yazid III, a son of al-Walid I, was
proclaimed caliph in Damascus...
