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-====== About this website ====== 
  
-===== 1. Mission Statement ===== 
-This website is dedicated to examine the Traditional Sunni Creed in comparison to 
-different groups, creeds and sects. It serves as an international, open-access 
-academic repository dedicated to preserving, documenting, and articulating the 
-historical orthodoxy of Ahl as-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah. Our primary objective is to 
-provide clear, verifiable, and source-driven education on classical Islamic 
-theology, specifically contrasting it with modern reform movements, ideologies,  
-different worldviews and also alternative religions. 
- 
-===== 2. Academic Methodology and Objectivity ===== 
-We operate strictly within an enzyclopedic and academic framework. We do not 
-originate personal opinions or sectarian polemics. Instead, our research 
-methodology relies entirely on: 
-  * **Primary Sources:** Verifiable textual evidence from classical Islamic 
-    manuscripts and printed editions. 
-  * **Scholarly Consensus (Ijma):** Documentation of the historical agreements 
-    of the Ash'ari, Maturidi, and traditional Athari/Hanbali schools of creed. 
-  * **Peer Review:** All core theological articles undergo rigorous review by 
-    contemporary, traditionally authorized scholars (Ulama) and academic researchers. 
- 
-===== 3. Countering Extremism and Promoting Peace ===== 
-By educating the global Muslim public and non-Muslim researchers on the 
-traditional boundaries of Islamic theology, we actively work to prevent 
-ideological extremism (Ghuluw) and unauthorized excommunication (Takfir). We 
-believe that academic literacy is the most effective tool to safeguard societies 
-from radicalized interpretations. 
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