 On the other hand, the famous Hanbali scholar Ibn al-Jawzi states, in "Kitab Akhbar as-Sifat," that Ahmad ibn Hanbal would have been opposed to anthropomorphic interpretations of Qur'anic texts such as those of al-Qadi Abu Ya'la, Ibn Hamid and Ibn az-Zaghuni.Based on Abu'l-Faraj ibn al-Jawzi's criticism of "Athari-Hanbalis," Muhammad Abu Zahra, a Professor of Islamic law at Cairo University deduced that "Salafi aqidah" is located somewhere between ta'tili and anthropopathy "(Absolute Ẓāhirīsm in understanding the tashbih in Qur'an)" in Islam.