Unraveling Doubts (Student of Knowledge Series)

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahab Sulaiman al-Tamimi

• Realization of Sheikh: Dr. Abdul Mohsen bin Muhammad Al-Qasim

• Number of pages: 162 pages

• The subject of the book: The book deals with many fears

The contents of the book:

1. Introduction

2. Uncovering Suspicions

3. Transcripts used in the verification of the article

4. Introduction to the truth about the religion of the messengers and what they preached, and the truth about the religion of the polytheists and what they were

5. A Brief Answer to the Arguments of the Polytheists

6. A detailed answer to the analogy

7. First Argument: Whoever recognizes the monotheism of

8. He is not a polytheist, and he does not seek from the righteous people anything other than prestige and intercession; he is not a polytheist.

9. Second Argument: Restricting the worship of non-Allah to idols and not the righteous

10. Third Argument: Asking them for intercession is not polytheism.

11. Fourth Argument: Their denial of worshipping the righteous, even though they pray to them or sacrifice to them

12. First Answer

13. Second Answer

14. Fifth Argument: Whoever denies polytheism denies the intercession of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)

15. The sixth argument is that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was given intercession and that it is sought from him

16. First Answer

17. Second Answer

18. Seventh Argument: There is no polytheism in resorting to the righteous.

19. Eighth Argument: Shirk is the worship of idols, and we do not worship idols.

20. First Answer

21. Second Answer

22. Ninth Argument: How can you make us like the first polytheists, when we testify that there is no god but Allah?

23. First Answer

24. Second Answer

25. Third Answer

26. Fourth Answer

27. Fifth Answer

28. Answer Six

29. Seventh Answer

30. Answer 8

31. The tenth argument is that anyone who says: "There is no god but Allah" is not disbelieved or killed, even if he does what he did.

32. The eleventh argument: It is not polytheism to seek help from anyone other than God, because it is permissible to seek help from the prophets in the afterlife.

33. Twelfth Argument: If invoking Gabriel was polytheism, he would not have offered it to Abraham

34. Khayyimah: Monotheism must be in the heart, mind, and deeds

35. Bibliography

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