تعدد القدماء

Arabic

تَعَدُّد‎ (taʿaddud, “being more than one, manifoldness”) + قُدَماء‎ (qudamāʾ, “old ones, eternal ones”).

تَعَدُّدُ الْقُدَماءِ • (taʿaddudu l-qudamāʾi) m

(Islam, philosophy) “manifoldness of eternal entities”: the idea that anything other than God the Creator himself is eternal without beginning; the term has been used by critics, such as the rationalist Mu'tazila, to qualify the following Sunni dogma as contrary to monotheism namely that God’s characteristics, such as omnipotence or omniscience, and also the Quran are not themselves God, but are nevertheless eternal and uncreated

单词	تعدد القدماء
释义	تعدد القدماء Arabic Etymology تَعَدُّد‎ (taʿaddud, “being more than one, manifoldness”) + قُدَماء‎ (qudamāʾ, “old ones, eternal ones”). Noun تَعَدُّدُ الْقُدَماءِ • (taʿaddudu l-qudamāʾi) m (Islam, philosophy) “manifoldness of eternal entities”: the idea that anything other than God the Creator himself is eternal without beginning; the term has been used by critics, such as the rationalist Mu'tazila, to qualify the following Sunni dogma as contrary to monotheism namely that God’s characteristics, such as omnipotence or omniscience, and also the Quran are not themselves God, but are nevertheless eternal and uncreated
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