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The articles written to provide a positive case for the truth of Islam, as well as to offer some general pointers on theology overall. Most articles assume the reader is familiar with the contents of the “Basics of Kalam” section.
Basics of Kalam
| Introduction | |
| Knowledge | |
| Ways of Knowledge | |
| Concepts | |
| Propositions | |
| Standards of Judgement | |
| Categories of Rational Judgement | |
| Categories of Nomic Judgement | |
| Existence |
Proving Islam
Maxims of the Mutakalim
Kalam on the World
Kalam on God
| The Existence of God | |
| The Existence of God II | |
| God is Changeless | |
| Beginninglessness for God | |
| God is Attributed with all Necessary Qualities |
Kalam on Power and Will
| World’s Emergence as Proof for Power & Will | |
| Proving Omnipotence | |
| Power Only Pertains to Possible Essences | |
| Randomness Versus Will | |
| Al-Razi: The Creative Relation |
Kalam on Knowledge
| Will as Proof for Knowledge | |
| Al-Tilmisani: Omniscience and Tasalsul |
Kalam on Speech
| Al-Razi: The Essence of Speech | |
| The Miracle as Proof for Speech | |
| Sounds and Letters are Created | |
| God does not Signify Lies | |
| Al-Razi: Distinguishing Speech from Will |
Kalam on Prophets
| Prophets and Miracles | |
| Prophethood of Muhammed | |
| The Miracle of the Quran for non-Arabic Speakers | |
| Prophets do not Lie | |
| Is Prophethood Provisional? |
Complete Works
| An English Commentary on the Kharida |
Keys to the Unseen 