The Foundation of The Sunnah And The Creed of The Religion

Concise Scholarly Commentary on The Foundation of The Sunnah And The Creed of The Religion Selected from the works of Shaykh Ahmad al-Najmi, Shaykh Zayd al-Madkhali, Shaykh Rabi al-Madkhali, Shaykh Ubayd al-Jabri

ISBN: 9781792369803
Author: Shaykh Ahmad al-Najmi, Shaykh Zayd al-Madkhali,
Book Binding: Paperback
Pages 169
Size: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.4 inch
Publication year:2021
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About This Book:

This book, which has a straightforward style and is aimed at common Muslims, has a powerful message. Wherever a Muslim may be, it fulfills his basic necessities. In order to accurately illuminate the way of guidance for the one seeking it, we carefully rely on the Book of Allah, the true Sunnah of His Prophet (PBUH), and the sayings of the illustrious scholars in this book. This book talk about Muhammad PBUH's revelation as Prophet and the Oneness of GOD and also belief on the Last Day OF Judgment are discussed here The Muslim sacrifice their life for their faith that Muhammad is the prophet of ALLAH and that there is no Other GOD but ALLAH We hold that Allah is merciful and is always ready to pardon those who really repent. The fundamental beliefs of the People of the Sunnah also include believing in angels, both good and bad, the books and Scriptures revealed to Muhammad (PBUH), a series of prophets, and the Last Day of Judgement. The Pillars of Islam which are five are revealed by Prophet PBUH “I asked my father (d. 277H) and Abu Zur’ah (d. 264H) about the beliefs of the People of the Sunnah regarding the fundamentals of the Religion, and what they both found the scholars upon in all of the various lands, and what they believe as it relates to these affairs. So they responded, saying: We found the scholars in all of the various lands: Hijaz, Iraq, Egypt, Sham and Yemen, so their creed was…” An important point: These issues that al-Hafiz, the Muhaddith, the Imam, Shaykh ‘Abd al-Rahman b. Muhammad, who is well known as Ibn Abu Hatim, learnt from the two renowned memorizers and scholars of Hadith – his father and Abu Zur’ah, and the fact that both of them conveyed these matters from the Imams of Ahl al-Sunnah – proves that they were united upon these beliefs and that they did not differ regarding any of them