دلالات التوحيد في النصوص الواردة في يوم عرفة

Abstract EN

Praise be to god alone, and prayers and peace be upon the one after whom there is no prophet.

this study aims to collect the texts contained in the Holy Qur'an and the established hadiths about the day of Arafah, and then derive doctrinal issues from them.

the research included an introduction, two topics, and a conclusion.

in the introduction, I explained what is meant by the day of Arafah, its virtues, and what is specific to it.

in the first topic : I dealt with the texts mentioned about the day of Arafah as evidence of the oneness of god (Allah).

in the second topic, I dealt with the texts as evidence of the attributes of Allah and the position of the righteous predecessors in determining those attributes.

this study showed the agreement between the predecessors in what they decided in matters of belief, as indicated by the texts of the holy Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah.

among the most important of these matters of belief: the virtue of Kalimat al-Tawhid (i.e.

the word of monotheism "there is no god but Allah") and that all the messengers were sent to call people to single out god with divinity.

the texts also indicate proof of the attributes of Allah ; such as speech, pride, and descent, and gratefulness of Allah and his special closeness to his servants.