Ibn Taimiyya (1263 – 1328) was a Syrian jurist and theologian whose strict monotheistic doctrine gave rise to Wahhabism. The source cites him as the intellectual forebear of the Wahhabi critique of the Burda poem’s “excessive” veneration of the Prophet. His teachings filtered into the religious discourse of the Sultanate of Acheh during the 19th century.
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20260707_232246_DLP-54-Een_16de_eeuwse_Maleise_vertaling_van_de_Burda_van_al_Bu_s_i_ri_OCR.txt, p. 34.