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Islamic speculative theology. It arose during the Umayyad dynasty over varying interpretations of the Qur'an and over questions the Qur'an provoked, including those on predestination, free will, and the nature of God. The most prominent early school was the 8th-century Mu'tazilah, which asserted the supremacy of reason, championed free will, and rejected an anthropomorphic characterization of God. The 10th-century school of Ash'ariyyah moved kalam back toward traditional faith, accepting, for example, the eternal, uncreated nature of the Qur'an and its literal truth. The school also represented the successful adaptation of Hellenistic philosophical reasoning to Muslim orthodox theology.

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No references found	As for the mutakallimun, they view repose as something positive, as the obtainment of something in a place for more than one instance of time. Time, motion, distance, and change in the Kalam of Fakhr al-Din ... by Setia, Adi / Islam & Science Many of those charged with zandaqa were Mutakallimun - theologians, such as Ibn Talout, Abu Shakir, his nephew Ibn al-A'da al-Kharizi, Nu'man ibn Abi al-Awja', and Salih ibn Abd al-Quddus. Religious inquisition as social policy: the persecution of the ... by Ibrahim, Mahmood / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) Again, these positive achievements were brought about in the wake of systemic engagement with both the 'hard' and 'soft' aspects of the Greek sciences, so much so that many, if not most, of the post-Ghazalian mutakallimun, even arguably right up to the mid-nineteenth century, were also practicing, accomplished scientists (tabi'iyyin) and philosophers (hukama') in their own right. Three meanings of Islamic science: toward operationalizing ... by Setia, Adi / Islam & Science	mustard family Mustard Gas Mustard Oil Mustard Oils Mustard Plaster mustard seed mustard-seed coal Muste, A. J. Mustel, Evald Mustel, Evald Rudolfovich Mustelidae muster Mustilidae Mustla Mustvee Mut Mut l-ard mutable mutable gene Mutafchiev, Petr Stoianov Mutagen mutagen persistence mutagen specificity Mutagenesis Mutagens and carcinogens Mutakallimun Mutal Burkhanov Mutal Muzainovich Burkhanov Mutanabbi, Al- Mutanchiang Mutankiang Mutant Mutare Mutarotation Mutase Mutation mutation fixation mutation hot spot Mutation Pressure Mutation Testing Mutation Theory Mutation, Somatic Mutationism mutator phenotype Mutazilites Mute Mute Swan Muteness Mutesa I mutex muthmannite	mutagenically mutagenically Mutagenically Separated Polymerase Chain Reaction Assay mutagenicity mutagenicity mutagenicity mutagenicity Mutagenicity tests Mutagenicity tests Mutagenicity tests mutagenise mutagenise mutagenised mutagenised mutagenises mutagenises mutagenising mutagenising mutagenize mutagenize mutagenized mutagenized mutagenizes mutagenizes mutagenizing mutagenizing Mutagens Mutagens Mutagens Mutagens and carcinogens Mutakallimun Mutal Burhonov Mutal Burkhanov Mutal Muzainovich Burkhanov Mutally Assured Destruction Mutally Assured Destruction Mutamycin Mutamycin Mutamycin Mutanabbi, al- Mutanchiang Mutanchiang mutandum Mutankiang Mutankiang mutant mutant mutant Mutant allele Mutant allele Mutant allele Mutant allele Mutant Analysis Service Mutant Civil Rights Task Force Mutant Enemy mutant gene mutant gene mutant gene Mutant Liberation Front Mutant Mouse Regional Resource Center Mutant of Extracellular Signal-Regulated Kinase

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As for the mutakallimun, they view repose as something positive, as the obtainment of something in a place for more than one instance of time.

Time, motion, distance, and change in the Kalam of Fakhr al-Din ... by Setia, Adi / Islam & Science

Many of those charged with zandaqa were Mutakallimun - theologians, such as Ibn Talout, Abu Shakir, his nephew Ibn al-A'da al-Kharizi, Nu'man ibn Abi al-Awja', and Salih ibn Abd al-Quddus.

Religious inquisition as social policy: the persecution of the ... by Ibrahim, Mahmood / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

Again, these positive achievements were brought about in the wake of systemic engagement with both the 'hard' and 'soft' aspects of the Greek sciences, so much so that many, if not most, of the post-Ghazalian mutakallimun, even arguably right up to the mid-nineteenth century, were also practicing, accomplished scientists (tabi'iyyin) and philosophers (hukama') in their own right.

Three meanings of Islamic science: toward operationalizing ... by Setia, Adi / Islam & Science

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