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Must one silence reason in religion? And what is the response to those who question the interpretation of the Noble Quran and the veracity of what was mentioned by the Salaf and the exegetes? And what books do you recommend for learning sound creed?

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Islam encourages knowledge and the use of reason. Doubts arise due to a lack of knowledge; indeed, those firmly grounded in knowledge are not affected by doubts in their hearts, but rather refute them. Believers must ask people of knowledge when faced with difficulties, strive to perform righteous deeds, and submit to God's decree. The book "Adhan al-An'am" is full of falsehoods and speaking about God without knowledge, and it contradicts the Qur'an and Sunnah. It is advisable to turn away from books of misguidance and to fortify oneself with sound knowledge.

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