Check Your Understanding – The Fitrah Argument
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1 point(s)Why does the Fitrah Argument have no ‘steps’?
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1 point(s)Imam al-Ghazzali great expanded the scope of the Fitrah argument.
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1 point(s)What is the fitrah?
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1 point(s)What is the Logic Argument?
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1 point(s)According to the consciousness argument:
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1 point(s)Imam ibn Taymiyyah was the first Muslim theologian to talk about the fitrah argument
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