al-Lumʿa fi’l ḥudūth wa’l-ḳidam wa’l-ḳaḍā wa’l-ḳadar wa taḥqīq’t-taklīf [اللمعة في الحدوث والقدم والقضاء والقدر وتحقيق التكليف]

Ibrāhīm Ibn Muṣṭafā al-Ḥalabī al-Madāri presents a compelling exploration of some of the most profound philosophical and theological concepts of existence. Through a meticulous analysis of creation and eternity, he engages the reader in a deep dialogue about predestination and divine will. His insights reflect the intricate interplay between human agency and divine authority, addressing questions that have fascinated scholars and theologians for centuries.

Set against the backdrop of 18th-century Istanbul, al-Ḥalabī’s work demonstrates not only his scholarly prowess but also his ability to bridge complex ideas with clarity. The depth of his inquiry into the nature of obligations and divine commands challenges the reader to consider their understanding of faith, ethics, and the human condition. His elegant prose invites contemplation and may inspire a reevaluation of one’s beliefs about destiny and duty.