The book Minhaj Al-Karamah fi Sharh Kitab Al-Istiqaamah is a distinguished scholarly work by Sheikh Al-Islam Ahmed bin Abdul Halim bin Taymiyyah, with a report by Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Baz and an explanation by Abu Sufyan Ghazai bin Hamdan bin Hussein Al-Wahbi Al-Aslami.
The book aims to clarify the principle of rectitude and moderation in Islamic creed, and explains the Quran and the Prophetic Sunnah regarding the oneness of God, His attributes, and the rulings of religion, with an emphasis on avoiding innovations and division.
Why you will love this book?
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Detailed and clear explanation of the book Al-Istiqaamah.
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A reliable reference for understanding Salafi creed and the fundamentals of religion.
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Combines profound Islamic scholarship with ease of understanding for students.
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A luxurious edition printed on chamois paper with strong binding.
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Available for Dubai and the UAE with fast international shipping for readers worldwide.
Book Content
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Explanation of the principle of rectitude and moderation in religion.
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Clarification of God's names and attributes and ways to adhere to the Quran and Sunnah.
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Discussion of causes of disagreement and innovations and their impact on the unity of the Ummah.
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Providing practical examples for understanding legal rules.
Book Specifications
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Original Author: Ahmed bin Abdul Halim bin Taymiyyah
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Reports: Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Baz
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Explanation: Abu Sufyan Ghazai bin Hamdan bin Hussein Al-Wahbi Al-Aslami
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Publisher: Imam Al-Dhahabi Library – Kuwait
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Number of Parts: 1
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Number of Pages: 754
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Cover Type: Luxurious artistic binding
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Paper Type: Luxurious chamois
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Edition: First, 2010 AD | 1431 AH
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Dimensions: 24 x 17 cm
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Weight: Approximately 1.2 kg
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Language: Arabic
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Diacritics: Not fully vocalized
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Condition: Free from defects
Who is this book for?
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Students of Islamic knowledge and researchers in creed.
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Teachers and students of Salafi creed.
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Every Muslim seeking to understand the fundamentals of religion, monotheism, and rectitude.
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Islamic and home libraries.
