The Path To Paradise By M. Tahlawi

Author: M. Tahlawi,

Book Binding: Softcover

Pages:105

Publication year: 1994

Language: English

Description

About This Book:

This book contains some of the most important matters concerning the Muslims, which will lead him , by the will of Allah, to the straight and victorious path-or the path to paradise-the ultimate goal of those who fear Allah. The book deals with aspects of the creed of the Muslims, the concept of “intentions” and the importance of the proper intention for every deed, the prayer as the pillar of religion, and the other three pillars of Islam. The author stresses the importance of performing these pillars in the correct manner. The book also includes an overview of the major sins and how to avoid them. It deals with the way in which a Muslim may earn rewards from Allah and obtain the pleasure of Allah. The author ends his book with a chapter on the Muslim woman's dress ("hijab").

Table of Contents :

• About the Muslim's Beliefs
• The Proper Intention
• The Prayers
• The Rest of the Pillars
• The Great Sins (al-Kaba'ir)
• Earning Rewards from Allah
• The Woman's Dress in Islam - Jamaal al-Din M. Zarabozo
• Final Words

About This Author:

Muslim author and academic M. Tahlawi is well-known for his substantial writings on a range of topics related to Islamic theology, law, and spirituality. His writings, such as the well-known book "The Path to Paradise," are helpful resources for people who want to better comprehend Islam. Tahlawi often engages as a speaker at Islamic conferences and events in addition to his creative efforts. Tahlawi's early exposure to Islamic teachings lay the groundwork for his lifetime pursuit of knowledge. He was born in India and reared in a Muslim home. At the esteemed University of Karachi, he studied postgraduate studies in Islamic theology and jurisprudence, where he received a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies. Tahlawi moved to the United States after completing his schooling, where he had the chance to lecture at several colleges, including the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Southern California.