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As far as I know, four different explanations (and Allah knows best if there have been any others) of the Three Fundamental Principles have been translated to English, two of which you can still buy on Salafi Bookstore (the explanation of Shaykh Uthaymeen with a blue hardback and the explanation of Shaykh Fawzan published by Authentic Statements in a nice 368-page paperback; the latter is better quality, being comprehensive but very easy-to-read and even includes the full Arabic text of 3FP at the start) and two which have been out of print for a while, but you can find their PDFs online (the explanation of Shaykh 'Ubayd, published by Salafi Publications, and Shaykh Ibn Baz, published by the now-defunct Maktabatul Irshad)

Quite a few explanations of Kitab at Tawhid are available in English (you can find them all on Salafi Bookstore, Dar Makkah or Darussalam): Shaykh Fawzan (500-page blue hardback, Dar-al-Maiman Publishing) is the sweet spot (concise and easy to read, but comprehensive and plenty of space for notes) if you can afford it (usually £25), which is based on his summarised explanation Al-Mulakhas (the more comprehensive version I'aanatul Mustafid is yet to be translated); Shaykh Salih Aal-ash-Shaykh (300-page yellow hardback, Darussalam) is the most affordable option and a fairly good amount of book for your money (£9) but the layout is a bit trickier to navigate between the text and explanation, plus the explanation itself is understandably more basic, however still worthwhile nonetheless; Shaykh Sa'di (200-page purple hardback, Al Hidaayah) which is also a decent affordable option (£11); Shaykh Uthaymeen (2-volume light-blue hardback, Darussalam) is the most comprehensive of the bunch (£30)

Aqidah Wasitiyyah has a number of explanations translated to English: Shaykh Salih-al-Fawzan (200-page green hardback, Dar Makkah, £11); Shaykh Ibn Baz (200-page dark-blue paperback, Authentic Statements, £15); Shaykh Ibn 'Uthaymeen (2-volume yellow/orange hardback, Darussalam, £30) - first is more affordable option and good amount of explanation, second is a better translation and arguably better for beginners, third is the most comprehensive and best one to get your hands on if you can afford it

The English Translation available for Bulugh-al-Maram (Darussalam, 500-page green hardback) also includes a fair amount of footnotes taken from Subul-as-Salam (the explanation of San'ani) which is worth getting, although full explanations are only available in Arabic currently; 'Umdatul Ahkam doesn't have any official prints for English translations as far as I know, so you'd have to suffice with getting a good Arabic print and then looking up the hadith in an English copy of Bukhari or Muslim - the shorter explanation of Shaykh Uthaymeen (Tanbih-al-Afham) only has the first chapter (Purification) translated into English, but the full book in Arabic is actually VERY easy to read for beginners learning the language, as the way the words are broken down is excellent

There are a number of reputable books on Seerah available in English: firstly you have many published by Darussalam such as Mukhtasar Seeratur Rasul by Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab (2 volumes) which is an extension of his father's version (single volume); 'When the Moon Split' by Shaykh Mubarakpuri which is (Allah knows best) more authentic than his earlier authorship 'The Sealed Nectar'; another 2-volume book on Seerah by Mahdi Rizqullah Ahmed; the chapters of Seerah from Bidayah wan-Nihayah of Ibn Kathir are there in 4 volumes ('The Valley Came Alive' green, 'In Defence of the True Faith' beige, 'Winning of Hearts & Souls' dark red and 'Miracles & Merits of Allah's Messenger' blue, in chronological order). As for other publishers, two recent publications are available to buy: Al-Fusul of Ibn Kathir by Salafi Publications (cream and turquoise hardback) which is the best one now, and Prophetic Pearls of Ibn 'Abdul Barr by Dar-al-Arqam (purple paperback or orange hardback).

As for the two full tafsirs that have been translated (both available each as 10-volumes), Tafsir Sa'di is indeed available in English (published by IIPH with brown covers; buy from Salafi Bookstore so you get the 2nd edition which corrects many translation errors from the 1st) and as for Ibn Kathir (classic Darussalam green covers), please keep in mind what has been translated is an abridged version of the tafsir, summarised by a group of scholars under Shaykh Mubarakpuri (same scholar who wrote the Sealed Nectar), Allah knows best how this summarisation is compared to the original Tafsir Ibn Kathir

As for hadith, you have two different explanations of the 40 Hadith of Nawawi easily available in English: Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen (white paperback, Riwayah Publishing) is a better translation overall and has better referencing, while Shaykh Salih-al-Fawzan is a more in-depth explanation of the hadith and there are many complete lessons available on it (Abu Muadh completed it in many places) to help you correct any translation errors. Also, Darussalam published a full English translation of Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen's explanation of Riyadh-as-Saliheen (6 volumes) which is very comprehensive (biggest hadith explanation book available in English that's 'Salafi-approved' as far as I know), although you will need to go through many passages with a teacher (Moosaa Richardson has lessons covering the first three chapters in volume 1 on the 1MM Spreaker channel) as the translation isn't particularly good in some places, but other than that it's still something worth benefitting from.

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