Explanation of the Hadith of Jibril About the Teachings of Islam

al-’Allamah ‘Abdul-Muhsin Ibn Hamad al-’Abbad

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The book before you – noble reader – is a detailed explanation of the famous hadith of Jibril, at the end of which, the Messenger of Allaah (sallallahu ’alayhi wa sallam) said, “This was Jibril, he came to you in order to teach you your Religion.”

Due to the many benefits contained within this book, the Muhaddith of al-Madinah, Shaykh ’Abdul-Muhsin al-’Abbad – may Allah preserve him – decided to write a book dedicated solely to the treasures found in this hadith. The Scholars of the past have mentioned the comprehensive nature of this hadith in various places:

So al-Qadi ’Iyad said, “Indeed, this hadith comprises an explanation of all the acts of worship, the outward ones and the inward ones, from the tenets of iman, the actions of the limbs and the sincerity of the souls and it cautions against the harmful actions; to the extent that the all of the Shari’ah sciences refer back to it and branch out from it..” And al-Qurtubi said, “This hadith deserves to be called Ummus-Sunnah (mother of the Sunnah), due to what it contains from comprehensive knowledge of the Sunnah.”

Exemplary Principles Concerning the Beautiful Names and Attributes of Allaah 
- Revised/Expanded 2nd Edition. with Additional Commentary -

Authored by the Noble Shaykh and Scholar, Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (d. 1421H)
- with notes from Shaykh Muhammad Amaan al-Jaamee & Shaykh ‘Ubayd Ibn ‘Abdullaah al-Jaabiree

Pre-Release Information

Size: 6′ x 9′ Paperback
Page Count: 280
Price: $23 USD
Release Date:  Early October insha’Allaah (currently submitted for print)

About this publication:

The pristine beliefs of the early Muslims are preserved in this vitally important masterpiece written by one of the most outstanding scholars of our time.
 
Seven clear principles and their evidences from the Book and the Sunnah guide the reader through the confusion and false claims of the ignorant to the clarity of belief in Allaah’s Names accomplished by the righteous early scholars of Islaam.
 
Seven more principles and their evidences follow, giving the reader firm understanding of the correct beliefs about Allaah’s Attributes. Four more principles outline the correct approach in studying the related proofs and evidences.
 
All of this leads the reader into an enthralling series of refutations of the false notions of the Ash’aree sect, a text-by-text breakdown of how and why they went wrong in a careful and precise study of fifteen texts from the Book and the Sunnah. The beliefs of the Ash’aree sect are destroyed and the origins of their deviation are exposed for all to see.
 
“…A magnificent book… a clarification of the creed of the righteous Salaf concerning the Names and Attributes… great principles and collective benefits concerning the topic…”
- Shaykh Ibn Baaz
 
Additional features of this translation:
 
Selected commentary from Shaykh Muhammad Amaan Jaamee (may Allaah have Mercy on him) and Shaykh ‘Ubayd al-Jaabiree (may Allaah preserve him) in the footnotes
A list of evidences from the Book and the Sunnah that establish the 99 Names of Allaah mentioned by the author

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The Legislative Position on Qur’aan Khwaanee
- Reciting the Qur’aan to Benefit the Deceased One -Authored by the Muhaddith, Shaykh Abu Muhammad Badee’ud-Deen Shaah ar-Raashidee as-Sindee [d. 1416H]

Authored by the Muhaddith, Shaykh Abu Muhammad Badee’ud-Deen Shaah ar-Raashidee as-Sindee [d. 1416H]Pre-Release Information

Size: 6′ x 9′ Paperback
Page Count: 61
Price: $6 USD
Release Date:  Early October insha’Allaah (currently submitted for print)

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On the authority of Abu Hurayrah who said, the Messenger of Allaah (e) said, ‘If a person dies, his actions cease except for three: A righteous child who makes du’aa for him, the continual charity that remains after he has died, and beneficial knowledge (that people benefit from)

A discussion on the common practise of Qur’aan Khwaanee, reciting the Qur’aan, alone or often in a group intending that the reward be granted to the deceased one. A practise that is often done to commemorate monthly or annual anniversaries of a friend or relative who passed away. This is a prevelant event which encompasses much of the Muslim world and has been passed down generation upon generation and is widely accepted and considered praiseworthy by many Muslims. The author keenly identifies several key topics  relative to the discussion such as:

• The importance of following the Qur’aan and Prophetic texts as it relates to worship
• A look at the actions of the Companions, was this from their practise?
• The religion of Islaam being a complete religion with no stone left unturned
• The dangers of innovatory practises as it relates to Islaam
• The statements of the scholars of old on the topic
• A firm conclusion on the issue urging the reader to align himself with the Book and the Sunnah and to resist any acts of worship that are not from it

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Upright Moral Character
- A Concise Guide to Attaining Dignified Islaamic Character -By Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah)
Translated by Moosaa Richardson

By Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah)Translated by Moosaa RichardsonSize: 6′ x 9′ Paperback
Page Count: 94
Price: $9.99
Release Date: Dec. 17th 2008 (Available Now)

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In a time when the West pushes its deficient values and misguided moral codes on the cultures of the world, it is imperative that Muslims realize the completeness of the guidance of the Messenger of Allaah (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace), and realize that our true honor and distinction among the nations, as well as our success in the Hereafter, lies in embracing his guidance, in all affairs of belief and action.

Based on the scholars’ continual advice to the Muslim youth, combined with the specific need that Muslims in the West have to understand and implement upright moral character, the importance of this book and the need for its translation into the English language becomes crystal clear. And what better guidebook than one based on the character of the Messenger of Allaah (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace), authored by an exemplary scholar like Shaykh Ibn al-’Uthaymeen, known for his outstanding manners!

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MR17.1 Good Character is from the Completeness of One’s Islaam
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MR17.3 Concerning the Claim that ‘The Non-Muslims Character is Bettern than the Muslims ‘and Stories of Shaykh Uthaymeen’s outstanding character
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WHO IS BETTER:
SOMEONE WHO ATTAINS GOOD MANNERS
OR SOMEONE WITH THEM NATURALLY?

From the upcoming publication: Upright Moral Character by Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen (translated by Moosaa Richardson)

There is an issue worthy of discussion here: Who is more virtuous – someone who has commendable character naturally, or someone who worked to attain it?  Which of them has a higher status and more reward than the other?

We reply to this question, saying: Certainly, the person created with good manners is more complete with regards to his behavior, and with regards to the actual presence of the manners within him.  That is because he does not need to struggle or overcome any difficulty in manifesting them, nor are these manners absent in certain situations and scenarios, since they are found within his natural disposition.  Whenever and wherever you meet such a person, you find him having good manners, no matter what the situation.  So, from this angle, he is more complete without doubt.

As for the one who struggles, refines himself, and attains good manners, then he is certainly to be rewarded for this, due to his personal struggle.  However he is much more deficient than the other when it comes to the completeness of his character.
Furthermore, if a man is granted both types, some good character naturally and some attained, then this is the most complete case.  The types of people in this regard are four:

[1] One who has been deprived of (innate) good manners (and he has not attained them)
[2] One who has some (innate good manners), but he has not worked to attain any more
[3] One who has good manners naturally, and has worked to improve them
[4] One who has been deprived of innate good manners, but has worked to attain themIn conclusion, the one who has good manners naturally is more complete (in his character).  However, when a person struggles and endures hardships to attain good character he will be rewarded for his efforts.

In conclusion, the one who has good manners naturally is more complete (in his character).  However, when a person struggles and endures hardships to attain good character he will be rewarded for his efforts.

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Author: Shaykhul-Islaam ‘Abdul-Wahhaab, exp. by Shaykh Fawzaan
Paperback: 156 Pages
Published: October, 2004, April, 2008

The classic work of the great scholar of Najd, Shaykh al-Islaam Muhammad ibn ‘Abdil-Wahhaab (may Allaah have Mercy on him), Nawaaqidh al-Islaam, “The Things that Nullify One’s Islaam,” is explained by the virtuous shaykh, Saalih al-Fawzaan (may Allaah preserve him), passage by passage, in a way that will help the Muslims grasp a clear understanding of the nature of the things that nullify one’s Islaam and its manifestations.

Stated Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan in his introduction:

” Knowledge of them is very important for the Muslim, so that he can stay away from them and be warned about them. And also if the Muslim is not aware of them, then it is feared that he may somehow fall into one of them. It is an issue of great significance and extreme importance, since they are the very things that nullify one’s Islaam and invalidate it. So then knowledge of the reasons for apostasy is very important ”

Included are 33 questions on the topic, answered by Shaykh Saalih himself, a number of passages from his other works in the footnotes and in separate appendixes, along with the complete text of the original “Things that Nullify One’s Islaam” in Arabic. This publication is expected to have a great impact on the Muslims’ understanding of their Religion, in shaa’ Allaah, and cause many to take heed about vital affairs that have often been ignored or given little regard.

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