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The Meaning of Islam (A Brief Explanation of the Most Important Principles & Teachings)
This book is intended for new Muslims who have just accepted Islām and non-Muslims interested in Islām or almost about to accept Islām. It is also useful for Muslims wishing to revise or learn the basics of Islām in a concise manner and parents wishing to give their children a good foundation in the basics. This book serves all of these purposes at once and has been written specifically with all of this in mind. The utterance of the two testifications (shahādatān) regarding monotheism (tawḥīḍ) and messengership (risālah) enters a person into Islām.
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When the clear lines of distinction between the people of Sunnah and people of Bid’ah had been obscured by these false methodologies, much confusion and controversy was spread.
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The Primary Factors Contributing to The Weakness of The Ummah & The Solutions To Overcome Them
$7.00 Add to cartIn this remarkable treatise by the virtuous Salafi Imam ‘Abdul-‘Aziz Ibn Baz (may Allah’s mercy be upon him) he tackles a pressing issue that is as evident as the midday sun within the Ummah: the factors contributing to our weakness and inability to stand firm against adversaries.
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A Comprehensive Guide for the New Muslim
Important lessons to help the new Muslim correctly practice Islam
Prepared by Abu Suhayl Anwar Wright HafidahullaahThis is a very beneficial book for the new Muslim, as it introduces a number of important subjects in a very simple and concise fashion.
The author is a graduate from the Islamic University of Madinah and an Islamic teacher in Philadelphia, PA, U.S.A.
This work will definitely aid the new Muslims, whether male or female, on their journey to learn more about the beautiful religion of Islam.
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Prior to 1358 AH, the area spanning southern Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen was steeped in superstitions, ignorance, acts of polytheism, and innovations. But Allah would decree that the Shaykh, the reformer, ‘Abd Allah al-Qar’awi would settle in the region and establish the call of the Prophets and Messengers: the call to tawhid. He instituted schools, built masajid, delivered sermons, taught lessons in towns and villages, and introduced thousands of men, women, and children to the methodology of the Salaf. He was, as Shaykh Rabi’ b. Hadi al-Madkhali said of him, “knowledgeable, pious, ascetic, earnest, patient, and dependent upon [Allah Alone] in his call. He was Salafi in creed, upon the ‘aqidah of Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama’ah.”
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These extremist, terrorist groups are modern manifestations of an ancient radical sect who expelled the companions of the Prophet Muḥammad (peace be upon him) from Islām, revolted against them and assassinated two of the first four caliphs of Islām – ʿUthmān and ʿAlī. Both were sons-in-law of the Prophet and from the best and most righteous of the Muslims. These renegades also attempted to assassinate Muʿāwiyah and ʿAmr bin al-Āṣ, another two companions who were delegated rulers over Syria and Egypt respectively. The appearance of this group was prophesised by Muḥammad (peace be upon him) and the Prophetic traditions regarding them and their traits are well-documented and famous. They appeared only 25 years after the Prophet. The Prophet stated that they will be youthful and foolish-minded, with little understanding of the religion, having outward devotion which does not really touch their hearts at all, and will depart from Islām and kill Muslims. They were labelled as the Khārijites, which means “extremist renegades” who depart from the main body of Muslims. Their ideology is as follows: They excommunicate the Muslim leaders on account of perceived or actual injustices in social and economic affairs, accusing them of not judging fully by God’s law. They then claim that the lands ruled over by these ‘apostate’ Muslim rulers are lands of disbelief whose inhabitants, rulers and ruled, must be fought and killed to enable them to establish “legitimate authority” in the form of a caliphate. Their terrorism is directed primarily at Muslims whom they consider the “near enemy”. Their acts of terrorism in the West are only spill-over activities and are not primarily intended. Their war is fundamentally against Islām, Muslim rulers and their subjects and they operate as insurgents. They are very much like the 19th and 20th European revolutionary movements which came out in the name of “social justice”, used the masses to topple monarchies and once in power began to slaughter those whom they feared could launch counter-revolutions against them. The Khārijites are the same except that they add the cloak of religion and emotional rhetoric as a means of recruiting the ignorant into their cause. The vast majority of their followers are ignorant, disillusioned youth who have had next to no instruction in religion.
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This unique work is especially needed in our times, when the noble Messenger of Islaam is being attacked and slandered in popular media. It serves as a reminder to the Muslim about the lofty status that Allah the Glorified and Exalted has given His Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wa salaam). Amongst other issues, the author propounds his (sallallaahu alayhi wa salaam) noble character, excellent appearance, bravery, compassion and knowledge of Allah. Click here for more details.
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