The Foremost Obligatory Duties (about which every Muslim must have Knowledge) By Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab
ISBN: 9780953984737
Author: Imam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 48
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication 2000
Description
About This Book:
Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab's "The Foremost Obligatory Duties" is a deeply illuminating and short introduction to the fundamental obligations and important knowledge that every Muslim should possess. This book serves as a road map for anyone who wants to learn more about Islam and fulfill their religious obligations with clarity and sincerity.
Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab introduces readers to the fundamental concepts and obligations that support the Islamic faith in this fascinating text. The introduction sets the stage for a thorough discussion of these basic responsibilities, highlighting their importance in the life of a believing Muslim.
The Islamic Foundations
This chapter dives into the Islamic Pillars, which are the fundamental acts of worship and belief that every Muslim must adhere to. It delves further into the Shahada (faith statement), Salah (prayer), Zakah (charity), Sawm (fasting), and Hajj (pilgrimage), emphasizing their importance in a Muslim's life.
The Iman (Faith) Pillars
The book explains the Pillars of Iman, which are the essential aspects of faith in which every Muslim should have complete faith. Belief in Allah, His angels, His scriptures, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and divine preordainment are among them. The chapter provides a thorough grasp of these fundamental concepts.
Clarification of Non-Islamic Acts
The book also addresses actions and beliefs that may render a person's Islam and faith null and void. It provides clarity on these issues, assisting readers in avoiding acts that could jeopardize their religious values.
The Importance of Educating Oneself
The final chapter emphasizes the crucial necessity of learning in Islam. It urges Muslims to embark on a lifelong path of learning, understanding, and faithfully practicing their faith.
