Essential Matters Of Tawheed For The New Muslim
[Excerpts taken from the books of the Most Renowned Scholars of Islam]
Compiled by Abu Az-zubayr Shadeed Muhammad
[Excerpts taken from the books of the Most Renowned Scholars of Islam]
Compiled by Abu Az-zubayr Shadeed Muhammad
Essential Matters Of Tawheed For The New
Muslim [Excerpts taken from the books of the Most
Renowned Scholars of Islam]
Compiled by Abu Azzubayr Shadeed Muhammad
Muslim [Excerpts taken from the books of the Most
Renowned Scholars of Islam]
- Sheikh ul-Islam ibn Taymiyah(Rahimahullah)
- Ibn ul-Qayyim(Rahimahullah)
- Al-Hafidh Al-Hakamee(Rahimahullah)
- Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahaab(Rahimahullah)
- Sheikh Abdur Rahman ibn Hassan ibn Abdul
Wahaab(Rahimahullah) - Sheikh Abdul Aziz ibn Baz(Rahimahullah)
- Sheikh Muhammad ibn Salih Al-Uthaymeen
(Rahimahullah) - Sheikh Salih Al-Fowzan(Hafidhullah)
Compiled by Abu Azzubayr Shadeed Muhammad
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Chapter Titles for the new Book:
Here are the chapter titles for the new book, 'He Came to
Perfect Moral Character... The Persona of Prophet Muhammad
through My Eyes'
1. Criticizing and Condemning will not bring about the Most
Productive Outcome
2. Empowering Our Youth Through Sincere Admiration and
Appreciation
3. Appeal to the Ambitions of Other People if You want to bring out
the Best in Them.
4. Empathy and Concern for Other People
5. The Power of a Smile Has the Propensity to Change Lives
6. It's OK to be Down to Earth
7. Setting Realistic Expectations of Other People
8. Don't Over Exaggerate the Fault as the Consequences are Grave
9. Everyone Wants to Feel Important
Here are the chapter titles for the new book, 'He Came to
Perfect Moral Character... The Persona of Prophet Muhammad
through My Eyes'
1. Criticizing and Condemning will not bring about the Most
Productive Outcome
2. Empowering Our Youth Through Sincere Admiration and
Appreciation
3. Appeal to the Ambitions of Other People if You want to bring out
the Best in Them.
4. Empathy and Concern for Other People
5. The Power of a Smile Has the Propensity to Change Lives
6. It's OK to be Down to Earth
7. Setting Realistic Expectations of Other People
8. Don't Over Exaggerate the Fault as the Consequences are Grave
9. Everyone Wants to Feel Important
At the tender age of 14 I began a journey on a long forked road with
only three exits: death, prison and/or succumb to the perils of the
poison I was selling to the mothers and fathers of my own community. I
escaped one, fell victim to one and dodged one for a period of time until
it eventually caught up to me.
As for the one I escaped, it was the noxious addiction that has and
continues to destroy many families in my community - it even destroyed
my own family. That was the addiction of substance abuse. As for the
one I fell victim to, it was the prison cell that had been patiently waiting
for me, for fifty thousand years before anything was brought into
existence, by the divine decree of Allah (i.e. Qadr).
As for the one I dodged for a while until it eventually caught up to me, it
was the death of Jahiliyah (i.e. pre-Islamic era) which I experienced, and
the life that was given to me when I embraced the religion of Islam:
"Can he who was dead, to whom We gave life and a light by which he
can walk amongst men, be like him who is in the depths of darkness
from which he can never come out…"
only three exits: death, prison and/or succumb to the perils of the
poison I was selling to the mothers and fathers of my own community. I
escaped one, fell victim to one and dodged one for a period of time until
it eventually caught up to me.
As for the one I escaped, it was the noxious addiction that has and
continues to destroy many families in my community - it even destroyed
my own family. That was the addiction of substance abuse. As for the
one I fell victim to, it was the prison cell that had been patiently waiting
for me, for fifty thousand years before anything was brought into
existence, by the divine decree of Allah (i.e. Qadr).
As for the one I dodged for a while until it eventually caught up to me, it
was the death of Jahiliyah (i.e. pre-Islamic era) which I experienced, and
the life that was given to me when I embraced the religion of Islam:
"Can he who was dead, to whom We gave life and a light by which he
can walk amongst men, be like him who is in the depths of darkness
from which he can never come out…"
From the Book - A portion of brief autobiography
The Methodology of Seeking Knowledge
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