Intense effect
Intense effect 'Aqeedah - creedlbelief， is recognized by its gr'側 powerover the spirits of its devotees. Reasoning has no desire for coming to such a level of inf1uence， or, more than likely it would arrive at an unseemly high position and con仕adictitself. The explanation for血atis that way of thinking searches for information and truth inside the system of human capacity. The thinkers manage anything they have found about the angles ofthat truth. The logician is the person who knows the inadequacies of the human mind， and whatever is human， need flawlessness. Thus scholarly resistance and humility are among the most conspicuous elements. Socrates， with his extraordinary remaining among philosophers， said，"The thing that 1 sti11 know so well is that 1 don't know anything." In any case, the adherent of 'aqeedah - creedlbelief sees that the 'aqeedah to which he holds白sthas starting points with the One knows the insider facts of creation and Who includes e...