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B04 Commentary on Al-Muzani’s Sharh us-Sunnah
Aqeedah-Creed $9.99The ancient text has been explained by the former Mufti of the Jizan province in Saudi Arabia, al ‘Allamah Ahmad Ibn Yahya an Najmi (d.1429H). The com-
mentary is included to make this work comprehensible and clear to the average Muslim reader. Additional notes have been added from various printings of
Sharhus Sunnah to provide a comprehensive and historical context to the benefits contained herein. So we hope as Imam al-Muzani hoped that this book
will, “clarify to you from the Sunnah an affair that you may make yourself patient in adherence to it and avert thereby the doubtful sayings and the deviation
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B05 Explanation to the Beautiful and Perfect Names of Allaah
Aqeedah-Creed $9.99From the most noble and lofty stations of cognisance is to know the Lord, the Glorious, through His beauty. This is the knowledge possessed by the elite of his creation. All of them know Him through an Attribute from amongst His Attributes but those amongst them who have the most complete cognisance are those who know Him through His perfection, magnificence and beauty. There is nothing comparable to Him in any of His attributes, if you were to try and compare their collective outward and inward beauty to the beauty of the Lord, the Glorious; the comparison would be more ineffectual than a faint torch being held against the blazing disk of the sun.
112 pages
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B101 Al-Waajibaat: The Obligatory Matters (Self-Study/Teachers Edition)
Aqeedah-Creed, Learning-Studying $24.99As Muslims we have to understand that Islaam is a complete way of life for us. It is a guide for us, perfected by the Lord of the Worlds, and it is upon us to learn about it, and to follow it as best as we are able.
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B109 Commentary on Kitab At-Tawheed: 2 Volume
Aqeedah-Creed $49.99The stipulation from the Quran and Authentic Sunnah in-order for an individual’s Tawheed to be sound.
The matters that absolutely contradict a person’s Tawheed rendering it null and void.
The things that only affect its strength causing it to be weak and feeble.
In his usual, clear, investigative, analytic approach the eminent scholar, Shaykh Muhammed bin Saalih Al-Uthaymeen explained Kitaab at-Tawheed.