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Introduction to the Subject of Tawheed [PDF]

By Shaykh Abdul Qādir bin Muhammad al-Junayd (حفظه الله)

Translated by Abbās Abū Yahya

The Allāma Abdur Rahmān bin Nāsir as-Sa’adī (رحمه الله) said in the beginning of his book ‘al-Qawl as-Sadeed fee Sharh Maqāsid at-Tawheed’ affirming what has preceded:

“This book is comprised of Tawheed al-Ilaheeya and al-Ebāda by mentioning its rulings, its limits and conditions, its excellence and evidences, its principles and explanations, its means, fruits and what it necessitates, what increases with Tawheed and strengthens it, or weakens it and makes it fragile, also with what it becomes complete and perfect.”

PDF Download: Introduction to the Subject of Tawheed

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Table Showing Possible Days for the Occurrence of Laylatul Qadr

Full PDF with explanation from Shaykhul Islām ibn Taymīyyah on how to correctly seek Laylatul Qadr here.

Translation and Notes by Abū Abdillāh Owais Al Hāshimī (hafidhahullāh).

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The Zuhd of Abu Ubaydah and the Tears of Umar It is reported from ʿAbdullāh b. ʿUmar: When ʿUmar b. Al-Khaṭṭāb arrived in Al-Shām, he said to Abū ʿUbaydah – Allāh be pleased with them: “Take us to your home.” Abū ʿUbaydah said, “And what will you do with my home?” ʿUmar replied, “Just take us there.” Abū ʿUbaydah said, “You only want to cry your eyes out over me.” So he entered his house and saw nothing [by way of furnishings] in it. ʿUmar asked, “Where are your things? I see nothing but rags, a water-skin and a dish (tray), and you are a governor! Do you have food?” So Abū ʿUbaydah went over to an old pail (bucket) and took out some scraps, and ʿUmar began to weep. Abu ʿUbaydah said to him, “I told you you would cry your eyes out over me. O Commander of the Believers, sufficient for you from the dunyā is what delivers you to your place of rest.” ʿUmar said, “The dunyā changed us all except you Abū ʿUbaydah.”

Abū Dāwūd, Kitāb Al-Zuhd article 123, and others.

Translated by Owais Al-Hashimi

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The Salaf would say “The easiest part of fasting is leaving food and drink"[!] i.e. The difficulty is in leaving evil speech and actions.

Shaykh Saalih Al-Fawzaan (via pearlsofislam)

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Sufyan ath-Thawree (رحمه الله) : “Fix what is between you and Allāh and He will fix what is between you and the people..”

حلية الأولياء ٣٥ (via habarulghariba)

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“Being upright…” ‘Uthmaan bin 'Affaan رضي الله عنهsaid: “Being upright; is to purify your actions (make them sincerely) for Allaah.”

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- أيها الأب، أولادك مسؤوليتك - للشيخ العلامة صالح بن فوزان الفوزان - حفظه الله

O you Father, your children are your responsibility - ash-Shaikh Saalih bin Fawzaan Al Fawzaan - حفظه الله - 

اليوتيوب  // Video

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Beneficial Websites from our brother Abu 'Iyaad Amjad Rafeeq (may Allaah preserve him)

Some websites managed by Abu ‘Iyaad Amjad Rafeeq & Salafee Publications:

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[Aqidah.com]

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[Salaf.com]

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[AboveTheThrone.com]

[TheIslamBlog.com]

[AboutAtheism.net]

[Bidah.com]

[Asharis.com]

[Maturidis.com]

[Mutazilah.com]

[IslamAgainstExtremism.com]

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[Madeenah.org]

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[LearnArabic.com]

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Reputation It is reported that Al-Fudayl b. ‘Ayyâd said: If you can be unknown, be so; it doesn’t matter if you are not known and it doesn’t matter if you are not praised. It doesn’t matter if you are blameworthy according to people if you are praiseworthy with Allâh the Mighty and Majestic.

Al-Bayhaqî, Al-Zuhd Al-Kabîr p100 (via path-to-the-salaf)

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The Integrity of a Man and his Prayer It is reported that Abû Al-‘Âliyah – Allâh have mercy on him – said: I would travel for days to a man to hear [knowledge/hadîth ] from him, and the first thing I would check about him is his prayer: if he performed it properly I would stay and hear [knowledge] from him, but if he neglected it, I would return without hearing from him, and I would say, ‘He will be even more neglectful of other matters.’

Al-Khatîb Al-Baghdâdî, Al-Rihlah fî Talab Al-Hadîth article 22; Al-Dhahabî, Siyar A’lâm Al-Nubalâ` 4:209. (via path-to-the-salaf)

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Patience, Asceticism, Prudence and Humbleness It is reported on the authority of Ibrâhîm b. Al-Ash’ath that he said, “I asked Al-Fudayl b. ‘Ayyâd – Allâh have mercy on him – aboutpatience (al-sabr) in the face of adversity and he said, ‘It is to not broadcast it.’ I asked him about asceticism (al-zuhd) and he said, ‘Al-zuhd is to be content with what you have, and that is what it means to be rich.’ I asked him about prudence (al-wara’) and he said, ‘It is to stay away from what is forbidden.’ And I asked him about humbleness (al-tawâdu’) and he said, ‘It is when you submit to the truth and comply no matter who you hear it from; even if it was from the most ignorant of people, you would be required to accept it from him.’”

Ibn ‘Abd Al-Barr, Jâmi’ Bayân Al-‘Ilm wa FadlihiVol. 1 p498. (via path-to-the-salaf)