They maintain that the funeral prayer must be offered for every person who dies from among ahl al-qiblah (those who face the qiblah in prayer), whether righteous (1) or sinful, and that they are to be buried.
They acknowledge that Paradise and Hell are both created, that whoever dies does so at his appointed term, and that whoever is killed is likewise killed at his appointed term.
They believe that all provision comes from Allah the Exalted, who grants sustenance to His servants whether it be lawful or unlawful.
They affirm that Satan whispers to human beings, fills them with doubts, and unsettles them (2).
They hold that Allah may single out the righteous with signs that appear at their hands.
They state that the sunnah does not abrogate the Quran (3).
They declare that the fate of children rests with Allah, Exalted is He: if He wills He punishes them, and if He wills He does with them as He wishes.
And they profess that Allah (4) knows what His servants will do, has recorded that it will occur, and that all affairs are in the hand of Allah the Exalted.