Ahmad ibn Uthman al-Mazid

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Ahmad ibn Uthman al-Mazid is a contemporary professor of Islamic theology and contemporary schools of thought (al-aqidah wa-al-madhahib al-muasirah) .

Scholarly Career and Academic Work

Al-Mazid earned his doctorate in theology and contemporary schools of thought with a dissertation dedicated to the critical edition and study of Talbis Iblis ("The Devil's Delusion") by Ibn al-Jawzi (d. 597 AH) . His doctoral work covered the text from the beginning of the book up through the chapter examining reports regarding Sufi errors in Chapter 10 . The introductory study accompanying his edition addressed Ibn al-Jawzi's biography, creed, and an overview of the work .

Al-Mazid's dissertation was published in three volumes, and the study was subsequently combined with the complementary doctoral edition prepared by Ali ibn Umar al-Suhaybani to form a single, unified publication of Ibn al-Jawzi's work .

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List of Works

  • Tazim Allah (Taammulat wa Qasaid) (The Magnification of Allah: Reflections and Poems) is a devotional and theological treatise focused on cultivating the veneration of God. It approaches this subject through scriptural contemplation, scholarly insights, and religious poetry.