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Muḥammad b. ʿAbd al-Sayyid b. Shuʿayb al-Sālimī al-Kashshī (d. after 460/1068), recognized as a representative of the Ḥanafī-Māturīdī kalām tradition, was an important theologian who lived in the Samarkand region under the rule of the Western Qarakhanids. Sālimī defended the doctrine of tawḥīd by combining a rationalist methodology with a strong emphasis on naṣṣ (scriptural evidence) against false religions. He also supported Ḥanafī-Māturīdī thought in opposition to bidʿī (innovative) sects by relying on the views of Abū Ḥanīfa and al-Māturīdī, making him an integral figure in the religious, political, and socio-cultural context of his time. 
 
The study examines Sālimī&rsquo;s only surviving work, al-Tamhīd fī bayān al-tawḥīd, analyzing his views on reason, perception, the universe, and types of knowledge. It explores his perspectives on isbāt al-wājib (proof of the Necessary Being), miracles, human actions, and the caliphate from a comparative perspective. Additionally, it delves into his scholarly identity and biography within the historical context, shedding light on Seljuk-Qarakhanid rivalries in Transoxiana and debates between Ashʿarīs and Ḥanafī-Māturīdīs, a crucial issue in the history of Islamic thought. 
 
S&acirc;lim&icirc;&rsquo;nin Kelam Anlayışı offers a valuable resource for academics and readers interested in the history and topics of kalam (Islamic theology), providing an opportunity for a closer examination of the richness within the discipline. It contributes to the deeper understanding of Sālimī&#39;s theological approach and engages with significant debates in Islamic thought.

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Sâlimî'nin Kelâm Anlayışı

Ömer Sadıker

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Born in 1980 in Adana, he graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Theology (2010). He completed his master&#39;s degree at &Ccedil;ukurova University Institute of Social Sciences with his thesis titled &ldquo;Abd&uuml;lhay Leknev&icirc;&#39;s Life, Works and Hadithism in the Specificity of al-Ajwibet&uuml;&#39;l F&acirc;dile&rdquo; (2014) and his doctorate (2019) with his thesis titled &ldquo;Eb&ucirc; Şek&ucirc;r al-S&acirc;lim&icirc;&#39;s Understanding of Kalam&rdquo;. He became a doctoral faculty member in 2020 and an associate professor in 2024. He is currently a faculty member at &Ccedil;ukurova University Faculty of Theology.

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