TsarTsar444
Asexual peaceful balkan monk
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I don't understand what are you trying to say exactly, they clearly weren't orthodox muslims, more like deiststhey were give or take mutazilites. Some like Roshd were supposed to be more believer in the Aristo's cosmogony, some others like avicenne in Plotin's one. But all in all, their writting are too dispatched, too altered, too uncertain. And exactly as for Ibn Arabi, where scholars/University secular thought for centuries that he was a pantheist, and it turned out he wasn't at all, it's mostly theories and speculations. I've studied that a decent amount, and all we can say for sure is that they followed their faith exterior wise, pretty well. We only judge the actions.