The early period in evolution of the Maturidi doctrin

2015

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DOI 10.26577/ejrs-2015-1-9
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Abstract

Early evolution of the maturidi doctrine in Samarkand remains the low-studied subject. Development of a subject in many respects depends on introduction to a scientific turn of new sources among which hand-written are main. This article is devoted to research of an initial stage of development of maturidi theology in Central Asia.