Description
Kitāb al-Tāwhid (Vol II) is an accomplished work on the creedal beliefs about God. It is the second of a four-part series, working to clarify misconceptions in doctrine and practice. The book is a brilliant companion for the modern Muslim, outlining the core beliefs of the orthodox sunni creed. It is an indispensable guide, to be studied with a teacher or read on one’s own. Suitable for both personal study and as a class text, it is certain to match the needs of the young student, equipping them with the knowledge of the essentials of Muslim theology to be able to distinguish, orthodox from heterodox.
Kitāb al-Tāwhid provides a comprehensive breakdown of the shahādah; explaining what it truly means to worship God. This insight strengthens the Imān with a new layer of understanding. It highlights differences between veneration and worship and offers an explanation of what it means from its lexicology and the different types of veneration to the Companion’s reverence for the Prophet ﷺ. It answers challenging questions on a theme-by-theme basis.
KEY FEATURES:
Indices of Hādith reports and narrations, Qur’ānic verses, and general content provides a roadmap of the book, quickly directing the reader to the information they are trying to find.
Fully vocalised Arabic script which will aid reading the Arabic references and learning the language of the Qurān.
List of Formulaic Arabic expressions which help new Muslims and students alike in familiarising them with core expressions used throughout Muslim texts.
Qur’ānic verses and Hādith are accompanied with English translations to make the book accessible to all.
Each chapter is dedicated to a particular theme, beginning with definitions and building upon this work to provide a cohesive explanation of doctrine.
The hardback cover is embossed with metallic foil and is protected with a premium dust jacket designed with touches of gloss finish – a beautiful book to gift or add to your collection.
A GLIMPSE OF THE CONTENTS:
The concept of shirk and important clarifications on debates surrounding the topic
The true meaning of ‘besides Allāh’
Examples of companion’s veneration of the Prophet ﷺ
Prohibited acts of veneration
