The sayings that Al-Razi described as ruling In his interpretation of the keys to the unseen, it is presented and studied

Abstract

This research addresses the topic of statements described by Al-Razi as "arbitrary" in his interpretation of Mafateeh Al-Ghayb (The Keys to the Unseen). The research is divided into three sections: 1- The First Section: A brief biography of the author, Imam Fakhr al-Din al-Razi. 2- The Second Section: Definition of the term "arbitrariness." 3- The Third Section: A study of the instances where Al-Razi described opposing views as arbitrary. The research concludes with a summary highlighting the most important findings and recommendations. Key Findings: 1- The extensive knowledge of Imam Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, demonstrated through his presentation and refutation of opposing views. 2- Al-Razi's rebuttal of views contrary to the Sunni doctrine, such as those of the Mu'tazilites and others. 3- All instances described as "arbitrary" occur in the parts of the book unanimously attributed to Al-Razi. Recommendations: 1- Studying Al-Razi's methodology in refuting the views of heretics and Mu'tazilites, and benefiting from his arguments. 2- Recognizing that Al-Razi's interpretation is rich with various sciences and knowledge, offering fertile ground for studies on its applications in areas such as principles of jurisprudence, grammar, rhetoric, and other sciences like astronomy and medicine. Finally, the research includes an index of sources and references.