This book gives a clear explanation of the Muslim sound
Creed which is the core of the religion of Islam, as the
belief in Tawhid (monotheism) is the purpose for which Allah
created both mankind and jinn, and thus, those whose belief
in Tawhid is corrupt, are not considered Muslims. It is a
commentary on the Book of Tawhid written by Sheikh Muhammad
Ibn Abdul Wahhab.
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Hajj and Tawheed |
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"O our Rabb! Accept from us and make us submit to You in Islaam and show us our manaasik [all the rite of hajj] and accept our repentance.” (2:128). This is a journey that was taken by Prophets and Messengers before you. Those who take by the path of the Prophets magnify the tawheed of Allaah and His House. There are those, however, who come to perform hajj and their hearts are attached to other than Allaah. They invoke the dead and the righteous, whether present or absent. This is the opposite of tawheed; it is shirk no matter what they call it because it is setting up rivals besides Allaah. So, free your intention from any kind of devotion to other than Allaah. Repent and come with a sincere heart submitting to Allaah remembering what Ibraaheem and his son Ismaa’eel said when they were raising the foundations of Allaah’s House, the ka’bah. Read More... |
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The female teachers of the historian of Islam
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Imam Muslim is Abu'l-Husain
'Asakir-ud-Din Muslim b. Hajjaj
al-Qushayri al-Naisaburi Imam Muslim is Abu'l-Husain 'Asakir-ud-Din Muslim b. Hajjaj al-Qushayri al-Naisaburi (202 - 261H) Dr. Abdul Hamid Siddiqui The full name of Imam Muslim is Abu'l-Husain 'Asakir-ud-Din Muslim b. Hajjaj al-Qushayri al-Naisaburi. "Muslim," as his nasba shows, belonged to the Qushayr tribe of the Arabs, an offshoot of the great clan of Rabi'a. He was born in Naisabur (Nishapur) in 202/817 or 206/821. His parents were religiously minded persons and as such he was brought up in a pious atmosphere. This left such an indelible impression on his mind that he spent the whole of his life as a God-fearing person and always adhered to the path of Righteousness. He was in fact a saint of high calibre. His excellent moral character can be well judged from the simple fact that he never indulged in backbiting, a very common human failing. Imam Muslim travelled
widely to collect traditions
in Arabia, Egypt, Syria and
Iraq, where he attended the
lectures of some of the
prominent Traditionists of
his time: Ishaq b. Rahwaih,
Ahmad b. Hanbal, 'Ubaydullah
al-Qawariri, Qutaiba b.
Sa’id, 'Abdullah b. Maslama,
Harmalah b. Yahya, and
others.
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a good selection of ebooks,
Al Ghuraaba) |
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