Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "อิบน์ กะษีร" in Thai language version.
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ไม่สมเหตุสมผล มีนิยามชื่อ "brit" หลายครั้งด้วยเนื้อหาต่างกันPhilips is a follower of traditional literalist interpretation of the Qur’ān.... This is a basic and conservative method of interpreting the Qur’ān, which is used by traditionalist Muslim scholars such as Ibn Kathīr (d.1373)...
Jane McAullife remarks that ‘certainly the most famous of Ibn Kathīr's teachers, and perhaps the one who influenced him the most, was the Ḥanbalī theologian and jurisconsult Ibn Taymiyyah’.
Ibn Qāḍī al-Shuhba concludes mentioning that Ibn Kathīr was buried ‘next to his teacher (shaykhihi) Ibn Taymiyya’.
Jane McAullife remarks that ‘certainly the most famous of Ibn Kathīr's teachers, and perhaps the one who influenced him the most, was the Ḥanbalī theologian and jurisconsult Ibn Taymiyyah’.
Ibn Qāḍī al-Shuhba concludes mentioning that Ibn Kathīr was buried ‘next to his teacher (shaykhihi) Ibn Taymiyya’.
Ibn Kathīr is often portrayed as the “spokesperson” for Ibn Taymiyya, one who promoted his work and implemented his theories. Ibn Kathīr is more accurately described as a Shāfi‘ī traditionalists or a group of Shāfiʻī ḥadīth scholars who maintained a traditionalist creed.
Philips is a follower of traditional literalist interpretation of the Qur’ān.... This is a basic and conservative method of interpreting the Qur’ān, which is used by traditionalist Muslim scholars such as Ibn Kathīr (d.1373)...
Ibn Kathir is a scholar of Ahl al-Sunna who was of the Shafi‘i school (according to the first volume of his main work, Tafsir al-Qur’an al-‘Azim, 1.2), while Ibn Taymiya was a scholar whose fiqh remained in the general framework of the Hanbali school.
Jane McAullife remarks that ‘certainly the most famous of Ibn Kathīr's teachers, and perhaps the one who influenced him the most, was the Ḥanbalī theologian and jurisconsult Ibn Taymiyyah’.
Ibn Qāḍī al-Shuhba concludes mentioning that Ibn Kathīr was buried ‘next to his teacher (shaykhihi) Ibn Taymiyya’.