The theologians
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al-mutakallimūn · the theologians · ancient genealogists · brahmavādinaḥ · jumhūr al-mutakallimīn · most of the theologians · mutakallimūn · the majority of the theologians · theologians · الجمهور المتكلمين
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1 expressionTheologians“brahmavādinaḥ”1 mention
Atharvaveda (Paippalāda) (Sanskrit)
The theologians declare:
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Kitāb al-Safīnah al-Nūḥīyah fī al-sakīnah al-rūḥīyah
The practitioners of kalām, cited for the position that needing no place is proper to God alone, which blocks the philosophers' placeless separate substance.
And for this reason most of the theologians said that independence of place is among the properties of the attributes of God, exalted be He.
Bayān zaghl al-ʻilm wa-al-ṭalab
The speculative theologians of the earlier centuries, invoked in a deliberately barbed comparison: even they knew the athar better than the present hadith shaykhs.
and how many a man of the ancient theologians (*mutakallimūn*) knows the transmitted report (*athar*) better than the shaykhs of our own day.
Atharvaveda (Paippalāda)
A collective body of ritual theologians (brahmavādinaḥ) who repeatedly declare the accusatory catechism about improperly eating the rice-oblation.
The theologians declare:
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On the Nature of the Gods
Ancient scholars of divine genealogy who catalogued multiple distinct figures sharing names like Jove and the Dioscuri
In the first place, those who are called theologians reckon three Joves, of whom the first and the second were born in Arcadia, the one with Aether for his father, of whom they say Proserpina too and Liber were born, the other with Caelus for his father, who is said to have begotten Minerva, whom they say to be the chief and inventor of war;
Kitāb al-Zawrāʼ wa-al-taʻlīqāt ʻalayhi
Those who held the divine knowledge eternal and its relation originated, a position the gloss says issues in denying that God knew events in pre-eternity.
so much so that the theologians (*al-mutakallimūn*) said that the knowledge is eternal and the relation originated.
Risālat al-Wāridāt
The mutakallimūn, the speculative theologians in their majority, who restricted hearing, sight and speech to what revelation establishes and whom the editor contradicts by claiming rational proof for them.
[27] (1) The truth is that the intellect does prove the establishment of hearing, sight and speech for the Creator — contrary to the majority of the theologians.