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HUMAN FREEDOM IN WILL AND ACT IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF ISLAMIC THOUGHT

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The topic of human freedom of will is becoming an increasingly debated topic. The freedom that is being discussed more and more from time to time moves from various thoughts as a benchmark. In Islamic theological thought, interpreting the concept of freedom, there are two different principles, in this case Qadariyah and Jabariyah. Qadariyah's view of human freedom has limitations. While the Jabariyah view which reveals that whatever is done by every human being, it has been written since the beginning before humans were born on earth. It is different from the Western Region's view that freedom is the right of every person or group that gives each other the freedom to determine that freedom. In Islam in general there are many views on freedom. This is in line with what Sheikh Mustafa Al-Ghalayani said that freedom includes individual (person), social (group) economic freedom and political freedom. In this case the freedom of an individual or a person includes freedom of opinion, writing and printing as well as freedom of thought and dissemination.
Institut Agama Islam Negeri Sultan Amai Gorontalo
Title: HUMAN FREEDOM IN WILL AND ACT IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF ISLAMIC THOUGHT
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The topic of human freedom of will is becoming an increasingly debated topic.
The freedom that is being discussed more and more from time to time moves from various thoughts as a benchmark.
In Islamic theological thought, interpreting the concept of freedom, there are two different principles, in this case Qadariyah and Jabariyah.
Qadariyah's view of human freedom has limitations.
While the Jabariyah view which reveals that whatever is done by every human being, it has been written since the beginning before humans were born on earth.
It is different from the Western Region's view that freedom is the right of every person or group that gives each other the freedom to determine that freedom.
In Islam in general there are many views on freedom.
This is in line with what Sheikh Mustafa Al-Ghalayani said that freedom includes individual (person), social (group) economic freedom and political freedom.
In this case the freedom of an individual or a person includes freedom of opinion, writing and printing as well as freedom of thought and dissemination.

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