Amade ibne Hambal
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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Amade ibne Maomé ibne Hambal Abu Abedalá Axaibani (em árabe: احمد بن محمد بن حنبل ابو عبد الله الشيباني; romaniz.: Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Hanbal Abu 'Abd Allah ax-Xaibani; Bagdá, dezembro de 780 - Bagdá, 2 de agosto de 855) foi um importante jurisconsulto e teólogo muçulmano. É considerado o fundador da escola Hambali de fiqh (jurisprudência islâmica). O imame Amade é um dos mais célebres teólogos sunitas, muitas vezes chamado de "Xeque do Islão" ou "Imame do Sunismo", a principal autoridade sobre a doutrina ortodoxa. O imame Amade personificou a visão teológica dos primeiros estudiosos ortodoxos e, em particular, os fundadores das três escolas jurídicas antes dele, Hanafi, Maliqui e chafeíta.
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