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Kitab At Tawheed Explained
Kitab At Tawheed Explained
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IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)
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English
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Pages: 399
Size: 15x22cm
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Kitab At Tawheed Explained
All praise be to ALLAH (swt ) `The Exalted, the Rabb of the worlds, and our Prophet, Muhammad (s.a.w.w) `Blessings and Peace be upon him', and upon all his family and companions. When I embraced Islam in 1983, by the grace of ALLAH (swt ), one of the first books which I was given to read was a translation of Kitaab At-Tawheed by the renowned scholar, Muhammad Ibn `Abdil Wahhaab: I understood very little of it and was driven to the conclusion that this was because I was new to Islam and therefore lacked knowledge. It was only later, when I was fortunate enough to study the book, Taiseer Al-'Azeez Al-Hameed in Arabic, that I realized that not even Arabic speakers try to understand KitaabAt-Tawheed without the benefit of an explanation. It has therefore been in my mind for some time to try to provide English-speakers with an explanation of this great work, but unfortunately, other projects diverted me until now. In compiling this explanation, I have relied mainly on Al-Jadeed Fee Sharh Kitaab At-Tawheed by Shaikh Muhammad Al-Qar'aawi, Tafseer Ibn Katheer and a number of books of Hadith. " Our Rabb! Punish us not if we forget or fall into error, our Rabb! Lay not on us a burden like that which You laid on those before us; our Rabb! Put not on us a burden greater than we have strength to bear. Pardon us and grant us forgiveness. Have mercy on us. You are our Protector; and give us victory over the disbelieving people" (Qur'an 2:286).
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IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)
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Muhammad ibn Abdul- Wahhab
Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhab (1703–1792) was a prominent Islamic scholar and reformer from the Najd region of Arabia. He is best known for his efforts to purify Islamic practices by returning to the fundamentals of tawheed (monotheism) as taught in the Qur'an and Sunnah.