Islamic Belief

A totally re-translated version of the first few chapters of this famous collection of ahâdîth, the third part in a series...

A totally re-translated version of the first few chapters of this famous collection of ahâdîth, the second part in a series...

From the fitra of a child, the pure beliefs with respect to Allah's Oneness, in His Lordship, in His Worship and His Names and Attributes

"There are seven whom Allah will shade in His Shade on the Day when there is no shade except His Shade..."

Taken from the Book: Dua: The Weapon of the Believer: - To summarise, then, Divine Decree (qadr) cannot be used as an excuse not to make du’a. For, just as one strives to ensure that one attains worldly needs, of food, drink and family, so too must one strive in ones religious deeds to attain the desired goal. Du’a is intrinsically related to qadr; in fact, it is a part of one’s qadr.

Reading the hadith in this articl, one may think that the punishment of the grave is reserved only for those who did not believe in Allah or associated with him someone else in worship, lordship, creation or in his names and attributes. It is not the case!....

A totally re-translated version of the first few chapters of this famous collection of ahâdîth, the first part in a series...

From the beautiful words of the famous Imaam, describing the Greatness of Allah: The hearts are unmasked to Him and the secret is unveiled. His giving and punishing is merely a Command, "Verily, His Command, when He intends a thing, is only that He says to it, 'Be, and it is!'" [36:82]...

From Al-Ibaanah Issue 1, Dhul-Qa’dah 1415H / April 1995: And he was one of the noble ones of Shâm and their worshippers, and Sufyân ath-Thawrî wrote the famous letter to him, being a testament, and mention of manners, wisdoms, examples and admonitions, taken from Min Wasâyus-Salaf (pp.19-25)