Ma’alimu-Deen

172 Pages·1.518 MB·English

by  Abdulaziz Almutairi

MA'ALIMU-DEEN
)نيدلا لماعم(

Authored by

Abdulazeez ibn Adaakhil Almutairi

Translated by
Idris Abdullah

1434AH/2013

نيدلا لماعم
)نيدلا لوصأ في ةرسيم سورد(
ةيزيلنجلإا ةغللاب

:فيلأت
ييرطلما لخاد نب زيزعلادبع

دع ُ ن متععتل يرسيلتا قافآ دهعم على ماعلا فشرلما

:ةجمرت

للها دبع سيردإ

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Contents
Translator's note ................................................................... 10
The meaning of Ashshahaadataini [i.e, Laa'ilaahailla-
llahuMuhammadu-rrasulullahi] ............................................ 11
Lesson one: The meaning of Laa'laaha'illa- Allah .................. 14
Lesson two: The meaning of Shahadatu anna Muhammada-
rrasulu-llah (i.e testifying to the Prophet hood of
Muhammad (S.A.W .............................................................. 25
Lesson three: The necessity of being obedient to Allah and
His Messenger. ..................................................................... 36
Lesson four: The virtues of Attauheed (Islamic monotheism) 46
Lesson five: The meaning of Islamic Religion ......................... 57
Lesson six: The meaning of Ibadah ........................................ 70
Lesson Seven: Explanation of the Meaning of Alkufru bi-
ttaghut [i.e, Rejection of false deities]. ................................. 80
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Lesson Eight: Warning against Shirk [Polytheism] and
explanation of its classification. .......................................... 100
Lesson nine: Warning against hypocrisy. (1\3) .................... 114
Lesson ten: Warning against hypocrisy (2\3) ....................... 129
Lesson eleven: warning against hypocrisy (3\3) .................. 142
Lesson twelve: Nullifiers of Islam ........................................ 154
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Translator's note
All praises are due to Almighty Allah, the lord of creations.
May His peace and blessings be upon our noble Prophet,
Muhammad the son of Abdullah, his household, companions and
those who follow their footstep till the day of resurrection.
The need for every Muslim to understand the true Islamic
creed as taught by the Prophet cannot be overemphasized
especially, the non-Arab speakers. This is because there are very
few English literature in this area. Some of these literature are
narrow in scope while in others, issues are presented in
complicated ways that render the reader more confused after
reading the book. It is in the light of this that I decided to
translate this book, "MA'ALIMU DEEN" written by Sheikh
Abdulazeez ibn Adaakhil Almutairi because of the simplicity
with which the author presents issues of Islamic creed and its
wide scope. The book will also be very useful as a course
material in Islamic creed for both students and teachers during
Islamic vocational training programmes.
I pray Almighty Allah will make it useful and beneficial to
whoever reads it and also reward the author for his effort.
Idris Abdullahi
Islamic University of Madina,
Saudi Arabia.