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Akal, Wahyu, Dan Toleransi: Menggali Ulang Relevansi Maturidiyah di Era Kontemporer

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Rahmatullah R(1Mail), Indo Santalia(2),
(1) Konsentrasi Hukum Islam , Program Pascasarjana , Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar,
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This paper examines Maturidiyah theology as a branch of Sunni Islamic theology that integrates reason and revelation. Rooted in the thoughts of Imam Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, Maturidiyah emphasizes moderation and tolerance, making it relevant for addressing contemporary challenges such as radicalism, pluralism, and religious freedom. Through its rational approach, Maturidiyah offers a balanced perspective between human freedom and divine decree. This study demonstrates that Maturidiyah principles can provide a foundation for a moderate and adaptive Islamic thought in the modern era.


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Maturidiyah, Islamic theology, reason, moderation, contemporary Islam

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