Abstract

The Ash'ari school of thought is considered one of the three most important ideological trends of the Sunnis and the community in the Islamic world, and it has a moderate approach that balances between transmission and reason in its evidence, and is based on foundations. From the Qur’an and Sunnah. Its prominent scholars are distinguished by their broad outlooks, knowledge, impartiality and objectivity, but their opponents have claims against the school and its scholars, and these allegations do not contradict the clear facts that we will prove. They claim that he returned to an archaeological belief and abandoned his Ash'ari approach, and we will prove in our research that he did not deviate from the doctrine of the Sunnis and the Ash'ari sect, since he left the Mu'tazila doctrine. And its establishment of the Ashary School.