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al-Ashʿarī [and] the leading scholars among his followers. Those who agree with him on this, however, are the Muʿtazilah, the philosophers who deny the divine attributes, and a group of Ashʿarīs, more numerous among their later scholars than their earlier ones. The same applies to those who follow them among the jurists and Sufis, and a group of hadith scholars.
Accordingly, we shall set out what may be said in response to his arguments. There is no power or might except through Allah.
Al-Rāzī said:
“Chapter Four: Establishing Arguments and Proofs That Allah Does Not Occupy a Particular Spatial Region or Direction, Such That He Can Be Indicated by the Senses as Being Here or There
This is demonstrated by
الأشعري أئمة أصحابه ولكن الذين يوافقونه على ذلك هم المعتزلة والمتفلسفة المنكرون للصفات وطائفة من الأشعرية وهم في المتأخرين منهم أكثر منهم في المتقدمين وكذلك من اتبع هؤلاء من الفقهاء والصوفية وطائفة من أهل الحديث وحينئذ فيذكر ما يُتكلم به على حججه ولا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله قال الرازي الفصل الرابع في إقامة الحجج والبراهين على أن الله ليس بمختص بحيز ولا جهة بمعنى أنه يشار بالحس أنه هاهنا أو هناك ويدل