Zukhruf al-Qawl by Dr. Abdullah al-'Ajiri & Dr. Fahd al-'Ajlan

The book “Zukhruf Al-Qawl” provides a focused treatment of forty-one of these sayings, which the two authors have named: (the sayings that established contemporary intellectual deviation). The two authors have tackled them with the aim of revealing the problems therein, examined each saying separately, analysed their inner contents, and alerted the areas of misunderstanding, confusion and corruption in them.

The two authors have pointed out that exposing the fallacies that exist within a number of corrupt sayings is not difficult, but it does require a degree of careful consideration, and some critical tools that enable one to find faults with them; the two authors have cited an example:

• Decode the sentence
• Awareness of corrupt Introductions
• Noting the context in which they are placed
• Awareness of requirements and outcomes
• Taking care of the central origins of ideas
• Deconstructing the idea and returning it to its origin
• Expose the corrupt secrets