The Muslim Creed: A Contemporary Theological Study is an exploration of Islamic belief and theology, focusing on how core doctrines have been understood across historical and modern contexts. The work examines the foundations of faith and how theological thought has developed within the Islamic intellectual tradition.
It provides an overview of key theological schools and discusses major debates surrounding creed, belief, and interpretation. The book also explains the six central articles of faith, including belief in God, angels, prophets, sacred scriptures, and divine decree, offering both historical background and contemporary perspective.
Structured in a clear and accessible way, the study also reflects on the future of Islamic theology and how classical beliefs continue to be understood in the modern world.
This paperback edition contains 348 pages and is presented in a 234 x 156 mm format. It also includes a bibliography and index.