Was Ibn Sīnā from amongst the Scholars of Islām?
Imām Al-Dhahabī, Imām Ibn Taymiyyah, Imām Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah
A small collection of statements of the salaf against Ibn Sīnā, a philosopher who made many statements of kufr. Unfortunately, he is considered by some to be from the great scholars of the past. The statements of al-Dhahabī and his contemporaries suggest the opposite.


I am not aware of him having narrated anything from the Islamic sciences, and even if he did, it would not be permissible to narrate from him because he is a perverted, deviant, philosopher.
Translated by Hishaam ibn Zayd
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