Doubt around the Dawah

Be Steadfast Upon the Religion During Times of Difficulty by Shaykh Hamzah Abdur Razzaq

Taqwa and Good Character by Ustadh Abdus Sami Gardner

The Importance of the Creed Page 13
The Different Types of Books Relating to Creed Page 16
Distinguishing Features of the Creed of the Salaf Page 18
Reason for the Compilation Page 21
My Methodology in This Treatise Page 22

02 Introduction to the Book by Shaykh Hassan Somali

Chapter Three
Adherence to the Sunnah and Condemnation of Innovation and Its People

05 Adherence to the Sunnah by Shaykh Jameel Finch

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How Are You at the End of Ramadan? by Ustadh Abu Ishaaq Nadeem - Jumu'ah Khutba 28/03/25

– The Text: The evidence for trust and reliance (at-tawakkul) is the saying of Allah, the Most High:
“And place your reliance and trust in Allah if you are true believers.” (Surah Al-Ma’idah 5:23)
– And He said: “And whoever places his reliance and trust in Allah, then He will suffice him.” (Surah At-Talaq 65:3)

– Explanation of Shaykh ‘Ubayd

– The linguistic meaning of tawakkul
– The difference between wakālah and tawakkul
– The religious meaning of tawakkul
– Principle regarding how to implement tawakkul
– Examples demonstrating the above principle

– Explanation of Shaykh Fawzan
– Explanation of the āyah using grammatical principles
– Meaning of tawakkul
– Difference between tawakkul and tawkīl/wakālah
– Examples showing how a Muslim should combine taking the means with tawakkul
– How to correctly implement tawakkul, and incorrect examples of tawakkul

– Categories of Tawakkul:
	1.	Purely for Allah
	2.	Putting trust in the deceased – major shirk
	3.	Relying upon a person, although they have the ability, but your heart is attached to the person – minor shirk
	4.	Entrusting an affair to someone who has the ability – permissible


28 Explanation of the Three Principles by Abu Idrees

[03/07/2025] Continuation of The Eleventh Pillar: The Final Tashahhud - التشهد الاخير and the Dua.
The Twelfth Pillar – Sitting for the Tashahhud.

– The specific wording in the Tashahhud.
– The Final Tashahhud - التشهد الاخير
– What is the difference in the sitting between the first Tashahhud and the second Tashahhud.
– The ruling of the Tashahhud.
– The Hadīth of Abu Humayd as-Sa’di where he was explaining the prayer of the Prophet ﷺ and how he sat in the prayer, and there was over ten companions that were present and they all agreed with him. 
– The meaning on the term - التورك Tawarruk.
– The reasons and wisdom of having the two different ways of sitting within the prayer.
Shaikh Abdul Muhsin’s explanation:
– The Famous wording of the Dua of Tashahhud narrated by Abdullāh ibn Mas’ūd.
– The wording of the Tashahhud during the lifetime of the Prophet ﷺ
– After the death of the Prophet ﷺ the companions would refer to the Prophet ﷺ in the third person in the Tashahhud.
– The version of the Tashahhud according to the narration of ‘Umar ibn Al-Khattāb.
Shaikh Muhammad Aman Al-Jāmi:
– The importance of sticking strictly to the exact wording of the Tashahhud.
– An example to show the importance of not adding or removing wording that has authentically been established.
Questions:
– Regarding the two witnesses for a nikah, should they be upright and steadfast?
– Is it permissible to board public transport without paying, even if someone wants to attend the lessons in doing so?
– What is the ruling of fasting a voluntary fast on a Saturday?
– Is it allowed to pray Fajr without brushing your teeth?
– If a person has issues with his first wife, is it permissible to marry a second wife, or should he rectify with his first wife?

Doubts around the Da'wah - part 8: Our 'Salafi' stances (3)

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