イブン・ハンバル
Also known as Ahmed ibn Hanbal, Ḥanbal Aḥmad, al-Imām Ibn ḥanbal
Muslim jurist and theologian (780–855)
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Ahmad ibn Hanbal was an influential Muslim scholar of Islamic law and theology who lived in the 8th-9th centuries and became known for his rigorous approach to interpreting religious sources. His teachings formed the basis of one of the four major schools of Islamic jurisprudence that continues to guide millions of Muslims today.
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- Answer to the Zanādiqah and the Jahmiyyah
- Zwei Schriften Zur Widerlegung der Murji'ah
- Die Grundlagen der Sunnah
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Article · 日本語
イブン・ハンバル（Aḥmad b. Ḥanbal, 780年 - 855年）は、ムスリムの神学者、法学者。預言者ムハンマドの言行（ハディース）を収集・編纂し、ハンバリー派法学の基礎を築いた（）。伝承した教友の順にハディースを配列した伝承集『』は主要著作とみなされる（）。イブン・ハンバルの思想の影響は後代に及び、例えば、13-14世紀の神学者イブン・タイミーヤ、18世紀アラビアのワッハーブ派の運動、19世紀エジプトの伝統回帰的運動であるサラフィー主義などにその影響がみられる。
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