The Book of Major Sins by Imam at Tamimi | Repentance of sins | Islamic Books
The Book of Major Sins by Imam at Tamimi | Repentance of sins | Islamic Books
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IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House)
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English
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Hard Cover
Pages: 116
Size: 16x21cm
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The Book of Major Sins by Imam at Tamimi | Repentance of sins | Islamic Books
The trials and tribulations that plague our lives—both personal and global—are often not random misfortunes, but consequences of our own actions. In this powerful and eye-opening book, the respected Imam delves into the connection between the hardships we endure and the sins we commit, whether knowingly or unknowingly. Drawing from the clear guidance of the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, he explains how individual and collective disobedience to Allah leads to corruption, suffering, and moral decay in society.
The book highlights both the obvious sins—such as lying, backbiting, and neglecting prayer—and the subtle, less-discussed transgressions that have become normalized in everyday life. With strong scriptural evidence, it calls upon Muslims to recognize the gravity of sin and understand its spiritual and worldly consequences.
More than just a list of wrongdoings, this book is a call to reflection and repentance. It serves as a reminder that true success and relief from tribulations can only be achieved by returning to Allah, purifying our hearts, and upholding righteousness in all areas of life.
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PAGE NO :1
THE BOOK OF
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Muhammad ibn Sulayman at-Tamimi
INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC PUBLISHING HOUSE
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The Book ofMajor Sins
(Qur'an 4." 36)
boastful)
He further says:
Allah does not like any self-deluded and boastful)
(Qur'an 31: 18)
In another place the Almighty says:
And indeed, what an evil abode will be for the arrogant.)
(Qur'ån 16: 29)
Ibn Mas'ood reported that Allah's Messenger (E) said: «He
who has in his heart the weight ofa mustarl seed of pride will not
enter Paradise." A man remarked, "O' Allah & Messenger; a man
likes his garment to be beautiful and his shoes to be beautiful. " The
Prophet replied, O,dllah is beautifid and likes pride is
disdaining the truth (with arrogance, vanity) and despising
people.' '»5
Haritha ibn Wahab (0) reported Allah's Messenger (É) as
saying; «YShalI I inform you about the inhabitants of the (Hell) Fire?
They are, The cruel. the proud and the conceited persons
Abu Sa'eed (ws) reported that the Prophet (SS) said: «He who
is humble for Allah S sake to a degree, Allah will exalt his status to
one grade until He makes his abode in the higher rank of the High
Places (i.e. in Paradise). If anyone is proud against Allah S orders to
a grade, Allah will degrade him until Hé will put him to the lowest Of
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6 Bukhari.
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THE BOOK OF
Some of the major tribulations of human existence
are the consequences of committing sins and
spreading evil into the world. According to the moral
scale of Islam, it is known that man is imperfect and
fallible and prone to committing sins. This is part of
his innate weak nature as a finite limited creature-
However. it is a sin if he has the ways and means to
attain relative moral perfection and deliberately
chooses not to seek it,
Imam at Tamimi
Imam Muhammad ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaymeen at-Tamimi was a prominent Saudi Islamic scholar, jurist, and mufti, renowned for his contributions to Islamic jurisprudence and theology. Born in 1926 in Unayzah, Qaseem Province, Saudi Arabia, he hailed from a distinguished religious family. He memorized the Qur’an at an early age and pursued advanced studies in Islamic sciences, including theology, jurisprudence, and Arabic grammar, under esteemed scholars such as Shaykh ‘Abdur-Rahmaan as-Sa’di, Shaykh Muhammad Ameen ash-Shanqeeti, and Shaykh Abdul-Azeez ibn Baaz