He clarifies why one should openly manifest the madh-hab of the Salafus-Saalih, name oneself with as-Salafiyyah, and brings some of the evidences of why it is obligatory to follow and cling to this noble madh-hab. Other topics explained includes, the manhaj of the Salafus-Saalih in aqeedah in contrast to the mank of the People of Desires. He concludes with a brief explanation of the position of the Salafus-Saalih in refuting the innovators and provides guidance on how Ahlus-Sunnah should deal with the People of Desires.
Short Biographies of the Ten Companions Who were given the Titles of Paradise are mentioned below: Abu Bakr As-Siddiq Abu Hafs, `Umar bin Al-Khattab Abu `Abdullah, `Uthman bin `Affan Abul-Hasan, `Ali bin Abu Talib Abu Muhammad, Talhah bin `Ubaidullah Abu Abdullah, Az-Zubair bin AI-`Awwam Abu Ishaq, Sa`d bin Abu Waqqas Abul-A`war, Said bin Zaid bin `Amr Abu Muhammad `Abdur-Rahman bin `Awf bin `Abd `Awf Abu `Ubaidah, `Aamir bin `Abdullah bin Al-Jarrah
This book includes authentic accounts highlighting her intelligence, commitment to the deen, sincere belief in Allah ta ala, and her perseverance during the most difficult circumstances.
Scholars have greatly praised Zaid ibn Thaabit. Ibn Abdul-Barr said “They say that Zaid excelled others in two things: The Quran and the knowledge of the law of inheritance.” Malik ibn Anas said: “The people’s leader in al-Madinah after Umar was Zaid. And the people’s leader after Zayd was Abdullah ibn Umar. Ibn Sad reported that Zayd was one of the six prominent leaders in Fatwa among ‘Umar, Ali, Ibn Masoud, Ubayy, and Abu Musa.”
He was a scholar who illuminated the world with his knowledge and who revived certain aspects of the Prophet’s Sunnah that would otherwise have been forgotten.
This book is a biography of the chief of At-Tabieen and the leader of the Muslims in his time Imam Saieed bin Al-Musayyab – may Allah have abundant mercy upon him.
This is the biography of notable Imam, Sufyan ibn Uyaynah, may Allah have mercy on him, who linked the generation of the Tabi’in with that of the followers of Atba al-Atba.
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