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Ibn Taymiyyah then mentions the hadith in Sunan Abu Dawud (graded weak) | Ibn Taymiyyah then mentions the hadith in Sunan Abu Dawud (graded weak) {{Abu Dawud||4726|reference}} in which Muhammad forms a dome with his fingers above his head when saying that Allah's throne is above the heavens. Ibn Taymiyyah's interpretation is that the throne is dome shaped. | ||
The other hadith he mentions is in Sahih Bukhari, which says: | The other hadith he mentions is in Sahih Bukhari, which says: | ||