Al-Wajeez in the Creed of the Righteous Salaf (Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah)

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Abdullah bin Abdul Hamid al-Athri 

• Review and verify: Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdulrahman al-Jabreen and others

• Number of pages: 264 pages 

• The subject of the book: Al-Wajeez in the Creed of the Righteous Salaf

The contents of the book:

1. Author's introduction to the latest edition

2. Excerpts from scholarly introductions to the book

3. Author's introduction to the first edition

4. Definition of dogma: Creed in language and terminology 

5. Definition of the predecessor: Salaf in language and terminology

6. Imam of the Righteous Salaf 

7. The best of the Salaf after the Messenger of Allah

8. Definition of Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah

9. Sunnah in language and terminology 

10. Language and terminology 

11. Characteristics of the People of Sunnah and Jama'ah

12. The concept of Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah (People of Sunnah and Jama'ah)

13. Why is the doctrine of the Righteous Salaf more important to follow?

14. The fundamentals of the Salafi doctrine 

• The first asset: Faith and its pillars 

• The first pillar: Faith in God

• Monotheism of the Godhead

• Unification of divinity

• Unification of Names and Attributes

• Sayings of the Imams of the Salaf on attributes

• Second pillar: Belief in angels 

• Varieties of angels 

• The third pillar: Belief in books 

• Koran

• Fourth pillar: Belief in messengers

• Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him 

• Al-Wajeez in the doctrine of the Righteous Salaf

• Miracles of the Prophet (PBUH)

• Important caveat in the footnote: The truth is the meaning of believing in the Messenger of Allah 

• Fifth pillar: Belief in the Last Day

• Minor Signs of the Hour

• Major Signs of the Hour

• Intercession and its types 

• Sixth pillar: Belief in fate

• Fate ranks

• Second asset: The name of faith

• Actions are part of faith 

• The sayings of the Imams of the Salaf on faith 

• Exceptionalism in faith 

• The third asset: Ahl al-Sunnah's position on the issue of takfir

• The difference between a statement and a judgment

• Types of infidels

• Types of infidelity

• Fourth asset: Belief in the texts of promise and punishment 

• Fifth asset: The doctrine of loyalty and enmity in the doctrine of Ahl al-Sunnah 

• The place of loyalty and antagonism in belief

• Ruling on the doctrine of loyalty and enmity 

• People's Divisions of Loyalty and Hostility

• One of the requirements of loyalty 

• One of the requirements of antagonism 

• Rulings on agreeing with infidels in the footnote

• Sixth asset: Believing in the miracles of the saints 

• Believing in true intuition 

• Believing in good visions

• Believing in magic and witches

• Believing that envy and envy are real

• Belief in the existence of jinns

• Seventh asset: Ahl al-Sunnah's Approach to Reception and Inference 

• Definition of imitation in the footnote

• The eighth asset: The obligation to obey the rulers of the Muslim rulers.

• Duties of the Imam

• The ninth asset: Ahl al-Sunnah's doctrine on the Companions, the Household, and the Caliphate

• Tenth asset: Ahl al-Sunnah's Attitude Toward the People of Deviations and Heresies

• Definition of heresy 

• Signs of the People of Heresy

• Sayings of the Imams of the Salaf on the people of heresy

• From the commandments of the Imams of the Salaf in warning against the people of heresy

• Rules and Regulations in Dealing with People of Heresy and Factions in the Footnote

• The eleventh asset: The Salaf's Approach to Behavior and Ethics 

• One of the morals of the righteous Salaf, the people of Sunnah and Jama'ah 

15. Chapter: From the commandments and sayings of the Imams on following and forbidding innovations 

16. The conditions and controls for calling for the doctrine of the righteous salaf

17. Preachers' Rules and Regulations

18. Writings on the Belief of the Righteous Salaf 

19. Concluding Musk

20. To summarize

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