ISBN: 9781904336327
Author: Abu Rumaysah
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 160
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2010
Description
About This Book:
"The Foundation of Islam" by Abu Rumaysah is a careful assessment of the key convictions that structure the groundwork of Islamic confidence. The writer dives into the central thoughts, convictions, and practices that comprise Islam in this educational work, furnishing perusers with a reasonable and open handle of the religion's underpinnings.
A Comprehensive Review:
Abu Rumaysah presents a careful survey of Islam's center standards. The book offers a guide for both new and prepared students needing to improve their grip on Islam, from the fundamental ideas remembered for the Shahada to the mainstays of love and the moral and moral rules.
Quranic References:
Given the lessons of the Quran, the book inclines vigorously on the blessed book to make sense of the basic ideas of Islam. Abu Rumaysah features stanzas that underscore the significance of confidence, supplication, good cause, fasting, and journey, giving perusers a strong groundwork given Quranic lessons.
Prophetic Traditions:
The creator supplements the account with experiences from Prophet Muhammad's (tranquility arrive) customs. By digging into the Prophet's words and activities, Abu Rumaysah furnishes perusers with a common handle of how the Prophet encapsulated and experienced the crucial components of Islam.
Accessible Language:
Regardless of the unpredictability of the topic, Abu Rumaysah embraces a receptive language that makes the turnout reasonable for perusers, everything being equal. The lucidity of articulation ensures that the major ideas of Islam are conveyed reasonably and openly.
