A Comparative Study of "Creation of Servant's Actions" in the Words of Maturidism and Deobandism

Deobandism is known to be an inter-religious theological school that arose from Maturidism and the claim that it follows the words Maturidism is the most important characteristic of Deobandism, but this claim has been undermined with regards to collation of theological matters. The collation of ideas of these two schools regarding the issue of creation of servant’s actions indicates that Deobandism has different viewpoints regarding some matters which could be traced back to principles of Deobandians with respect to any sort of meaning with polytheism and original creation. In response to the question concerning the degree of transition of Deobandism on the subject of the present investigation, it was concluded that Deobandians believe in the distinction between creature and acquisition, kasb, in the analysis of creatures deeds just like Maturidians. However they think differently regarding their viewpoint on acquisition. Maturidians believe in the attribution of actions to two agents but Deobandians emphasize on absolute agency of God and avoid applying it to humans and consider their influence as superficial.