Kitab At-Tauhid (Abdul Wahab)

Book Overview:

'Kitab At-Tauhid' by Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahab is a seminal work that meticulously elucidates the concept of Tawhid (Islamic monotheism), which is the essence of the Islamic faith and the very foundation of its creed. Translated into English, this text serves as an indispensable resource for English-speaking Muslims seeking a deeper understanding of the core principles that guide Islamic theology and worship. The book discusses the subtle nuances of Tawhid, its significance in a Muslim's life, and the various forms of Shirk (polytheism) that one must avoid to uphold pure monotheistic belief.

About the Author:

Muhammad Bin Abdul Wahab was an influential Islamic scholar and theologian, known for his works in purifying Islamic beliefs and calling for a return to the original practices of Islam, as exemplified by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions. His teachings emphasize the importance of Tawhid and warn against the introduction of innovations that could lead to Shirk. He is regarded as a pivotal figure in Islamic reformist thought, advocating for strict adherence to the Quran and Sunnah. His book 'Kitab At-Tauhid' remains a cornerstone text for understanding and practicing Islamic monotheism.

Main Features:

• Detailed explanation of the concept of Tawhid, its importance, and implications for Muslims.
• Discusses the dangers of Shirk and outlines ways to steer clear of polytheistic practices.
• Presented in straightforward language, making complex theological ideas accessible.
• Hardcover edition with a standard book size of 17x24, suitable for study.
• Weighs 0.664 kg, making it a comprehensive yet manageable volume for readers.
• Published by Darussalam, ensuring quality and fidelity to authentic Islamic teachings.