كتاب الصفدية لابن تيمية

The Book of Al-Safadiyyah by Imam Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah

Ibn Taymiyyah's book, Al-Safadiyyah, is a scientific and philosophical response to the doubts of philosophers and theologians. It addresses their articles on issues of the foundations of religion and philosophy. It aims to refute their claims regarding the eternity of the world, their denial of God's attributes, and their interpretation of the miracles of the prophets as mere psychological powers. The book is considered one of Ibn Taymiyyah's works in the field of defending the Islamic faith against philosophical and dialectical thought.
The book is named Al-Safadiyyah because it was a response to a fatwa that reached Ibn Taymiyyah from a person in Safed, who asked about the philosophers' opinion on the miracles of the prophets, and that they were psychological powers.
The book's main themes are: The book addresses refutations of the philosophers' views on issues such as the eternity of the world and the denial of divine attributes.
The book also explains that the miracles of the prophets are not merely psychological powers, but rather are supernatural. It proves that anyone who believes they are psychological powers may be considered an unbeliever if they persist in their opinion after being presented with evidence. The book also includes responses to articles by philosophers affiliated with Islam, their Sufi views, and some philosophical concepts such as the unity of being.
The book is fully indexed, works offline, and is compatible with the printed version due to its comprehensive format.