About This Book
Kitab At-Tauhid by Shaikhul-Islam Muhammad bin Abdul-Wahhab is one of the most widely studied books on Islamic monotheism. In 67 short chapters, it explains Tauhid and the testimony La ilaha illallah, and sets out the acts that the author identifies as Shirk or as contradicting Tauhid, each supported by verses of the Qur'an and hadiths.
This is a full-color edition, and it opens with a publisher's note and a biography of the author.
What's Inside
- The meaning and virtue of Tauhid and the testimony of faith
- The fear of Shirk and the good news for those who avoid it
- Amulets, talismans, and seeking blessing from trees or stones
- Sacrificing, vowing, and seeking refuge or help from other than Allah
- Intercession, and exaggeration regarding the righteous and their graves
- Sorcery, soothsayers, omens, and astrology
- Love, fear, and trust in Allah, and patience with His decree
- Showing off, and doing good deeds for worldly reasons
- Allah's names and attributes
- Guarding one's speech: oaths, cursing time or the wind, and certain phrases
- The Prophet's safeguarding of Tauhid
Who It's For
- Students beginning the study of aqeedah
- Teachers and study circles working through a classic text
- Readers who want the evidence behind each topic in one place
Book Details
- Author: Shaikhul-Islam Muhammad bin Abdul-Wahhab
- Chapters: 67
- Format: Full color edition