This book is considered one of the traditional books known for its moderation and breadth of knowledge and knowledge, by Imam Fakhr al-Din Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Omar al-Khatib al-Razi, known as "Fakhr al-Razi." God Almighty granted him success in refining the speech in explaining the names and attributes of God Almighty, and achieving the statement in explaining His attributes and attributes. So he compiled this book (Luma' al-Bayyānīt fi al-Asma' wa al-Sifāt) and arranged it into three sections (the first) in principles and introductions. (The second) in purposes and goals. (The third) in suffixes and complements.
For God Almighty, thoughts were confused about the principles of the lights of His pride and steadfastness, and eyes were lost in the dawns of the secrets of His glory and individuality, and created beings bore witness to the perfection of His power and divinity, and parts of the heavens and earths indicated the end of His knowledge and the majesty of His wisdom.