Let's Engage in Islamic Theology
I have seen that within this community there are no meaningful discussions on different theological schools and historical theological development of Islamic tradition
While it is preferred that the tone of this community is academic, many times it gets too technical. It seems more like Islam is being approached as a subject rather than as a living tradition that encapsulates various philosophies of consciousness, life and civilizations
Recently, I came across a post on this community that was an inquiry about theological development of Sunni orthodoxy. It was refreshing to see such discourse being approached and explored here
One important thing I see is that instead of seeming like a community of scholars this seems more like a community of citing scholars. I personally like to see people's own views, study, interpretation and synthesis
Let's discuss Islamic Theology under this post. You can ask me questions. You can provide your own theological positions and analysis. You can narrate your own theological developments too. We can discuss how Islamic Theology should be approached methodologically. I invite knowledgeable people of this Reddit community to join the discussion and give their input