Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

A Case In Between Two Concerns

This book is corrected and edited by Al-Hassanain (p) Institue for Islamic Heritage and Thought

• Introduction
• Prologue of the Center
• Prologue of the Book
• Chapter One: Historical Inevitability, Universal Inevitability
• The Negative Results of These Two Inevitabilities
• (Benou Aumyah), Behavioral and Historical Inevitability
• Relation Between Both Inevitabilities
• Al Quran position towards these two inevitabilities
• The Progeny’s Position towards Both Inevitabilities
• The First Inevitability
• Discussing Alkasb (gain) as an Origin
• Contemporary Material Inevitabilities
• Criticism of Historical Inevitability
• The Political Exploitation of Inevitability
• Notes
• Chapter Two: Al Quran Position Towards (Inevitability) and (Man’s Independence)
• 1. The Doctrine of Free Choice in Al Quran
• 2. “Al Quran Denies Authorization and Man’s Independence”
• Chapter Three: The principle of the Progeny of Muhammad(A.S.)
• The interpretation given by the progeny’s school scholars to the principle of (A case inbetween two concerns)
• The example which the Authority Scholar Sayied Al Khouay employed to declare the matter
• 1. Repudiating the opinion of attributing man’s deeds to Allah
• Discussing the Inference They Deduce from Quranic Verses to Validate Their Theory of Attributing Man’s Deeds to Allah
• Repudiating the Idea of Man’s Independence to Act
• “Examining the Texts”
• The First Front of the Intellectual Conflict
• The Second Front in the Conflict of Thought
• Notes
• Chapter Four: The Progeny (A.S.) Defending (Justice) and (Monotheism)
• 1. Destiny and Fate as a System in the Universe
• 2. (Destiny and Fate) is the Divine System in the Universe and in Man’s life
• 3. The Divine Permanent Guardianship on the System of Destiny and Fate in the Universe
• 4. Disobedience and peoples’ misdeeds are committed only by Allah’s destiny and fate; Allah is never disobeyed against His will
• 5. “Distinguishing Allah’s Formative Will from His Legislative Will”
• 6. Man’s freedom of choice within the determinate circuit of destiny and fate
• 7. Man’s responsibility for his deed
• 8. God’s domination over the movement of destiny and fate in the universe along history
• 9. The divine law of assistance and negligence and its role in the life of people
• Notes
• Epilogue
• Notes