Teaching Children Tawheed By Shaykhul-Islaam Muhammad bin 'Abdu-Wahhaab ISBN: 9781450701259Author: Shaykhul-Islaam Muhammad bin 'Abdu-WahhaabBinding: SoftcoverPages: 95Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inchesPublication 2009DescriptionAbout This Book: "Teaching Children Tawheed" by Shaykhul-Islaam Muhammad canister 'Abdu-Wahhaab is a brilliant asset for guardians, instructors, and anyone who is liable for kids' otherworldly development. Tawheed, the Islamic thought of monotheism and faith in Allah's unity, is a principal underpinning of Islam. This book offers smart and commonsense direction for imparting this principal esteem in the hearts and brains of youthful Muslims. Shaykhul-Islaam A regarded Islamic researcher, Muhammad container 'Abdu-Wahhaab, examines the meaning of showing kids Tawheed from early on. The book gives a restrained and fruitful technique for showing kids God's unity and the vital mainstays of Islamic monotheism. The following are some of the highlights of "Teaching Children Tawheed": Foundational Learning: The book acquaints young people with the basic ideas of Tawheed in a direct and mature suitable way, permitting them to get a handle on the substance of Islamic monotheism. Practical Guidance: Shaykhul-Islaam Muhammad container 'Abdu-Wahhaab offers functional showing strategies, exercises, and discussions that guardians and teachers can use to connect with youths in significant discussions on Tawheed. Spiritual Development: "Showing Kids Tawheed" underscores the need to support youngsters' otherworldly development, advancing a profound and significant association with Allah. Parental Guidance: The book is an amazing asset for guardians, grandparents, and parental figures who maintain that should do their part in bestowing Islamic qualities and convictions to the future. Islamic Education: This asset is fitting for Islamic schools, madrasas, and strict training programs, as it gives a coordinated educational plan to showing youngsters Tawheed.

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An Answer Regarding Swearing by other than Allaah & Prayer Towards the Graves, including a Chapter on al-Istighaathah By Shaykhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah Author: Shaykhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah, Book Binding: Softcover Pages: 62 Size: 15x21 cm Language: English Description About This Book: Ibn Taymiyyah discusses swearing by deities other than Allah in this book, emphasizing the significance of directing all oaths and commitments solely to Allah. Additionally, he addresses the problem of praying toward graves and presents his intellectual examination of the subject, which generally rejects such customs in light of Islamic principles. This book contains two previously unpublished rasaa'il (treatises) of Shaykhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah - may Allaah have mercy upon him - clarifying the obligation of Allaah's Tawheed and the obligation of directing the 'ibaadaat (acts of worship) to Him Alone, and the prohibition of shirk. The first deals with issue of swearing (al-halif) by other than Allaah and prayer towards the graves and the warning of Allaah's Messenger (Sallallaahu 'alayhi wasallam) against that. The second deals with al-Istighaathah (seeking help, relief, and rescue in times of dire need and difficulty). It was edited and checked by Shaykh (Dr.) Aboo Muhammad Fawwaaz al-‘Awadeeal-Madkhalee. And for further clarification and benefit, an additional section related to al-Istighaathah has been added from Ibn Taymiyyah’s Qaa’idatun Jaleelatun fit-Tawassuli wal-Waseelah. About This Author: Ibn Taymiyyah was renowned for his scathing criticism of several of the philosophical and theological views that were popular at the time. He was fiercely against innovations and departures from the original principles of Islam. His teachings placed a strong emphasis on the unity of Allah, the value of true worship, and the necessity of having a close connection to the Quran and the Prophet's teachings. Ibn Taymiyyah's uncompromising dedication to the Quranic precepts and the true Sunnah (the teachings and deeds of the Prophet Muhammad) was one of the prominent features of his studies. He emphasized the significance of returning to Islam's founding texts and condemned any changes or customs that were not firmly rooted in them.

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