Requiring the Straight Path and Disagreeing with the Companions of Hell

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Ahmad ibn Abdul Halim ibn Abdul Salam ibn Taymiyyah 

• Number of pages: 224 pages 

• The subject of the book: Requiring the Straight Path to Disagree with the Companions of Hell

The contents of the book:

1. Introduction by His Excellency Dr. Minister Abdullah bin Abdul Mohsen Al-Turki

2. Introduction

3. Section I: Study

• A brief translation of the author

• Description of the book's manuscripts

• Investigated book, name and date of authorship

• Approach to the book's realization and commentary

• An analytical study of some of the book's themes

• First, the main theme of the book

• Secondly: A study of some of the book's themes

• First topic: The author's alert on two important assets

• Second topic: Some of the types of heresies and polytheism that plague the Ummah

• Third topic: The impact of imitation on the nation

• Fourth topic: Basic Rules of Simulation

• Theme 5: Groups of people we are forbidden to imitate

• Sixth topic: The prohibition includes everything that is characteristic of infidels, both ancient and modern

• Topic VII: When it is permissible to imitate non-Muslims

• Topic VIII: Festivals and heterodox celebrations

• Topic IX: In jargon

• Tenth topic: On the concept of heresy

• Topic Eleven: Heresies of graves, shrines, shrines, monuments, relics, etc.

4. Second section: The book is edited with commentary

• The Sermon of Need from the Investigator's book

• Reason for writing the book

• Chapter on the state of people before Islam

• Some of the things of the People of the Book and Arabs that plague some Muslims

• The command to oppose those who are disobedient and errant in outward guidance

• Chapter on the evidence of the command to oppose the disbelievers in general and their festivals in particular

• Explaining the benefit of disobeying the disbelievers and the harm and disadvantage of following them

• The Qur'an's prohibition against following unbelievers

• The Sunnah's prohibition against following unbelievers

• The difference that the Prophet (peace be upon him) told us about

• Types of variation

• Back to the Qur'an's prohibition against imitating infidels

• The prohibition against loyalty and affection for unbelievers

• Faces of the command to oppose infidels

• Lambasting some of the qualities of jahiliyyah

• Corruption and its types

• The concept and requirement of imitation

• The Types and Effects of Self-Stress

• Chapter on the benefits of his great sermon on the Day of Arafat

• Chapter on the consensus on the command to oppose infidels and forbid resemblance to them

• The first aspect of consensus

• The second aspect of consensus

• The third facet of the consensus report

• A chapter on the command to oppose demons

• A chapter on the difference between imitating infidels and demons and imitating Arabs and Ajamis

• People are divided into righteous and unrighteous, believers and disbelievers.

• Differentiation between Arabs and Arabs

• The prohibition against hating Arabs

• Reasons for favoring Arabs

• A chapter on how the laws of those who came before us are our laws unless our laws say otherwise

• Chapter on the Categories of Infidels' Actions

• Chapter on Festivals

• Ways not to agree with them on their holidays

• The first way is that it agrees with the People of the Book in what is not in our religion

• The second way is the Book, Sunnah, consensus and consideration

• The prohibition against agreeing with them on their festivals is written in the book

• The prohibition against agreeing with them on their festivals in the Sunnah

• The prohibition against agreeing with them on their festivals by consensus and relics

• The prohibition against agreeing with them on their festivals

• A chapter on resembling them in what is not our law

• A chapter on the concept of Eid and caution against imitating infidels in their festivals

• Chapter on Festivals of the Infidels

• Some of the heresies that Muslims do in this regard

• The prohibition against doing anything that aids the infidels in their festivals

• Selling and renting a house or other property to a dhimmi

• A dhimmi buying tithe land from a Muslim

• Renting church land and buying what is sold to the church

• Accepting gifts from dhimmi people on their feast day

• Their sacrifice on their feast day and the types of sacrifices of the People of the Book

• What is slaughtered on the monument

• Alleged Jinn sacrifices

• Back to the details of what was sacrificed on the monument

• Chapter on Fasting the Days of the Feast of the Infidels

• Chapter on fasting on Nowruz, Muharram, and other idolatrous festivals

• Chapter on Other Festivals and Festivals

• The newer seasons and festivals are unacceptable for two reasons

• The first is the inclusion of all other festivals and seasons in the term bid'ah muhaddithat (new innovations)

• The second involves corruption in religion

• A chapter on false temporal festivals

• Types of Temporal Festivals

• Chapter on Innovative Spatial Festivals

• Chapter on types of spatial festivals

• The first type is a place that has no specificity in the Shari'ah

• Some of the places and graves that people have created

• Chapter on the second type of place

• The second type is that which has a special characteristic that does not require it to be a holiday

• Calling an Eid a place where a gathering is meant to take place

• What is related to graves, including visiting them, praying at them, making them mosques, and building on them

• Types of taboos

• Praying at graves

• Rejection of the argument that the Ummah is unanimous on the desirability of praying at graves

• The effect of worshipping and praying at graves is not evidence of its desirability

• Types of polytheism

• Prayer after greeting the Prophet (peace be upon him) at the grave

• Refuting what is said about the desirability of praying at the grave

• Some grave heresies

• Chapter on the Inadmissibility of Other Worship at Graves

• A chapter on sitting at graves, neighboring graves, and blocking graves

• Chapter on the Shrines of the Prophets and the wisdom of going to them

• Scholars' statements and the statement of the correct opinion and its evidence

• Places where the Prophet intended to pray or supplicate

• Asking for help from good people who are alive is to pray to them.

• Supplicating to God with good deeds

• Asking the prophets and the righteous is by obeying and following them or by praying and interceding for them.

• Mosques to which travelers are invited

• Chapter on the Al-Aqsa Mosque

• Chapter on the lack of specialization of a place for worship except for mosques

• What people say about intercession and what is the right thing to say about it

• The origin of the monotheism for which the prophets were sent and the books were revealed

• The origin of the religion of the prophets is the same, but the laws differ

• The error of some sects in the name of tawhid and the truth about it

5. Conclusion

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