The treatise “al-Usul ath-Thalatha” (The 3 Fundamental Principles) authored by Muhammad Ibn AbdulWahhab, set out in a workbook format for students.
Tag: shirk
Four levels of Haram and sins
In the Qur’an, Allah mentions the 4 levels of sins in a single Ayah.
Beneficial articles regarding Tawassul: Article 02
Article 02 covers the linguistic and Shar’i definition of Tawassul, as well as how the companions understood it.
Beneficial articles regarding Tawassul: Article 01
An introduction to this series of articles which outlines its contents and objectives.
The reality of Halloween
An outline of the origins of Halloween, its traditions and the ruling of partaking in its festivities.
An introduction to Tawhid
An introduction to the meanings and proofs of Tawhid
Workbook: al-Qawā’id al-Arba’
A basic treatise regarding Tawheed and Shirk laid out in a workbook format for students to use as a study resource.
Shirk – the unforgivable sin
A khutbah emphasising the virtue and blessing of Tawheed, and the severity of Shirk
Prostrating to others as a form of greeting
Is the story of Prophet Yusuf an evidence permiting prostating to others out of respect?
A concise explanation of four basic texts of Aqeedah [35 Lessons]
Audio series in which a brief synopsis, breakdown and benefits of four basic texts on Tawheed are studied.
Khutbah: Four Important Principles regarding Shirk
A Khutbah mentioning four important principles by which a person will realise the resemblance between Shirk today and the Shirk of the Quraysh. Taken from Al-Qawaa’id Al-Arba’
Awliya and the Origins of Shirk
This sermon is regarding the origins of Shirk, the first instance in which Shirk ever occurred, and how the main cause of Shirk is exaggerating in the love of the Awliya and righteous people.
O ‘Aashiq e Rasool… do you have no shame?
‘Aashiq e Rasool; a name we hear people often applying to themselves, when expressing their love for the Prophet (sal Allaahu alayhi wa sallam)
If the reward for giving water to a dog is Jannah, then how about teaching Tawheed to the people?
If a prostitute entered Paradise due to feeding a dog, then what is the reward for the callers to Tawheed?
Until when shall we continue to study Tawheed?
O our Shaykh, we’re always studying ‘aqeedah and tawheed, tawheed and ‘aqeedah [so] until when [are we going to carry on]? We want to study fiqh.