Ebû Bekir İbnü’l-Arabî’de İlâhî İrade Anlayışı.

Abū Bakr Ibn al-ꜥArabī, who is among the pioneer scholars raised by Andalusia, which has an important place in the history of Islamic thought, was also engaged in theology as well as tafsīr, hadīth and fiqh. In this study, which was written to point out the depth of the author, who stands out as a faqih and muhaddith, in the field of theology, his ideas about divine will were chosen as the subject. In this respect, his views on issues such as the antiquity of the divine will, its unity, its coexistence with the essence, its connection, its encompassing, the debates on whether to use the phrase “he wishes for sins”, and the determination of words synonymous with it and expressions that can or cannot be attributed to it are discussed. To maintain focus on a specific aspect of the subject in a more limited area, the issue of accident and fate, which has a close relationship with the divine will’s connection, has not been addressed. The views of the author have been determined from his works in which he expressed his opinion on the subject, especially the theological work called al-Mutawassiṭ fī l-iʿtiqād, and references have been made to the leading theologians of the sect in order to show where these views stand in the Ashꜥariyye sect to which he is a member, and also some evaluations have been made. In this way, efforts were made to enrich the study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]