İbnü'l-Vezîr'in Kader Meselesine Dalma Yasağına Bakışı.

Ibn al-Wazīr, who adopted the concept of salaf during his affliction with the Zaydiyya sect and centered his religious beliefs more on Ibn Taymiyyah's theories, shared his opinions on the subject of predestination as well as other matters of faith. He discussed the restriction of delving deeply into the subject of predestination in this last topic, and he did it within the framework of several principles. Ibn al-Wazr examined the issue both from this perspective and within the context of what the prohibition does not cover, whereas the issue is primarily discussed in the commentaries of the hadith sources and the works of Salafi scholars. The author, who addressed the issue under a different heading, listed ten hadiths that he believed to be the foundation for this ban, provided information about their degree of reliability, and then offered his opinions on how they should be interpreted. He did this while using comparison to explain what can and cannot be attributed to the prohibition stated in the relevant hadiths. He based part of the evidence that discussing predestination would not be fully prohibited, as well as the prohibition's core on the article of engaging in bid'at and inciting evil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]