Description
Book description:
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Author's name: Taqi al-Din Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Abd al-Halim ibn Abd al-Salam ibn Abdullah ibn Abi al-Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Taymiyyah ibn al-Hanbali al-Hanbali.
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Number of pages: 973 pages
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Number of parts: Two parts
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The subject of the book: Requiring the Straight Path and Disagreeing with the Companions of Hell
The contents of the book:
Introduction by His Excellency Dr. Minister Abdullah bin Abdul Mohsen Al-Turki
Introduction
[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
Second, a study of some of the book's themes
The first topic is the author's alert to two important assets
The second topic is some of the types of heresies and polytheism that plague the Ummah
The impact of imitation on the Ummah
Topic Four: Basic Rules of Simulation
Topic 5: Categories of people we are forbidden to imitate
The sixth topic is the prohibition of everything that is characteristic of infidels, both ancient and modern
Topic 7: When is it permissible to imitate non-Muslims?
The Eighth Topic on Festivals and Bid'ah Celebrations
Topic Nine on gibberish
Tenth topic on the concept of heresy
The eleventh topic is about the heresies of graves, shrines, shrines, monuments, relics, etc.
[Part II: The book 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 on 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 Djinn 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 feature 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
Conclusion
