B89 The Concise Collection on Creed &Tawheed

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Since knowing Allah is one of the foremost obligations in the religion of Islam, and the topic of Tauhid (Monotheism) is the most important study for that knowledge, this collection is prepared to provide an easily usable reference in the form of easy, concise and simple writings on this topic. Also included in this collection are articles explaining the truth about certain common misunderstandings as regards creed issues.

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