The Book of Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahaab, which focuses on the answers to the Three questions that every individual will be questioned about when they enter their graves.

Three Fundamental Principles Taught by Abu Idrees

Three fundamental principles

Three Fundamental Principles

3 Fundamental Principles

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This is a series of lectures reading from the book "The explanation of the three fundamental principles of Islam" written by shaykhul Islam Shaykh Muhammad bin Abdulwahhaab (raheemahullaah), our noble brother Abdulilah Lahmami is using the explanation of shaykh Ahmad an-Najmi (raheemahullah), these lectures are taking place every day after 'Ishaa prayer at Markaz Mu'aadh b. Jabal.

Part 1 "Explanation of the Three Fundamental Principles of Islam"

The Introductory lesson to the Illustrious book authored by Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahaab and taught by Abu Idrees.

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Introduction

The affair of the disbeliever in his grave and Benefits of the Basmallah (Saying ''Bismillah'').

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 1

A simple break down of the first few lines of the book.
''Know, May Allah have Mercy upon you, that its obligatory upon you to have knowledge of four matters..''

Knowledge and its types, and a brief discussion of the Rabbaniyyah (Those who nurture the people upon the simple issues before the complicated ones).

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 2

Conditions of the testimony that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
Knowledge of Islam with the evidence.
The general and specific definitions of Islam.

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 3

Knowledge: its great station and the severity in not acting upon it.

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 4

The Greatness Of Allah by Abu Hakeem Bilal Davis

Purification of the Islamic Belief by Abdulilah Lahmami

1 - Purification of the Islamic Belief

A Khutbah Delivered at Masjid Bin Baaz on 9/16/2016

Marriage is a Serious Affair, Jameel Finch

[17/10/2016] The Remedy To Feeling Low & Weak In Your Faith (Īmān) - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Masjid Salafi, Small Heath, Birmingham, UK.

- A principle with Ahlus-Sunnah regarding the increase and decrease of īmān.

- The reality that none of us are exempt from our īmān decreasing. 

- Reasons for a decrease in īmān. 

- 1. Turning away from the remembrance of Allāh. 

- The consequences of turning away from the remembrance of Allāh. 

- 2. Sins

- “…And whoever disobeys Allāh and His Messenger, he has indeed strayed in a plain error.” [Sūrah al-Ahzāb 33:36]

- Picking up each other when we are down, and using the scales of Ar-Rahmān to solve our problems.

- Ibn al-Mubārak (رحمه الله) on the grave consequences of sins. 

- 3. Abandoning the truth.

- “…then whenever there comes to you Guidance from Me, and whoever follows My Guidance, there shall be no fear on them, nor shall they grieve.” [Sūrah al-Baqarah 2:38]

- The condition for sadness, grief and fear to be removed from us. 

- Truthfully taking account of ourselves.

- What is making us fall short regarding the rights of our Lord?

- The vicious cycle of falling short and decreasing in īmān. 

- Diagnosing our problems in order to solve them. 

- 4. Companionship

- The harm of using your own intellect and scales to judge your companion.

- The true companion.

- The regret on the Day of Judgment for the one who chose the wrong companions.

- The best of the people.

- The sign that we need to change our companions.

- 5. Trials

- A warning against forsaking the dīn and using trials as an excuse to be distant from Allāh.

- Following the example of the Prophets (عليهم السلام) and Salaf (رحمهم الله) in drawing closer to Allāh by way of trials. 

- 6. Giving importance to the dunyā over the ākhirah.

- Hasan al-Basrī (رحمه الله) on the verse, “…So let not this present life deceive you, and let not the chief deceiver (Satan) deceive you about Allāh.” [Sūrah Fātir 35:5]

- How we should reflect when we hear/recite verses of the Qur’ān. 

- Caution against exchanging something that is worthless and will come to an end for something that is everlasting. 

-  Warnings from the Messenger ﷺ regarding the dunyā.

- A golden statement from the Salaf describing this dunyā and how we should navigate it.

- Yahyā b. Mu’ādh (رحمه الله) on the intoxication of this dunyā. 

- The remedy for weak īmān. 

- The heart and soul’s need for sustenance in order to survive. 

- The only thing that gives life to the heart and soul.

- A hadīth regarding the reality of the dunyā and the importance of the remembrance of Allāh. 

- The only thing in this world that is not cursed.

- Al-A’raj (رحمه الله) on what causes a blessing to turn into a calamity. 

- The critical role of knowledge in remedying weak īmān, sadness, anxiety and stress. 

- The wretched soul.

- Equipping ourselves for the battle against Shaytān and his relentless efforts to destroy us. 

- Resolving to analyse and rectify ourselves.

The Remedy To Feeling Low & Weak In Your Faith By Abu Idrees 181016

Acting upon knowledge and an explanation of the statement of Imaam Ash Shafiee regarding Surahtul 'Asr.

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 9

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 8

Explanation of the words of the Author: ''Allah Created us, Provided for us and Did Not leave us without purpose, but rather He sent Messengers... ''

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 11

The People Of Allah - Ramadhaan Reminder By Abu Hakeem - Night 1

The Official Account of Masjidus Sunnah An Nabawiyyah, Aston | Est 2014.

Three Fundamental Principles By Abu Idrees - Lesson 8

Aston Masjid