A Gift for the Intellects in Explanation of the Three Fundamental Principles of Islaam

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by  Shaykh Ubaid al-Jaabiree

A Gift To The Intellects In
Explanation Of
THE THREE
FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES
Shaikhul-Islaam, al-Imaam
Muhammad Ibn Abdul-Wahhaab
(rahimahullaah)
Explained by the Scholar
Al-Allaamah Ash-Shaikh
‘Ubaid ibn ‘Abdullah ibn Sulaymaan Al-Jaabiree
Translated by:
Abu Abdillaah Hasan as-Somaalee
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Detailed Contents
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The Arabic text, with vowel marks, of, Page 1
“The Three Fundamental Principles" by
Shaikhul-lslaam Muhammad Ihn Abdul-
Wahhaab.
Introduction hy Shaikh Uhaid al-Jaahiree Page 17
Beginning of the Explanation with text Page 20
translated.
“Know, may Allaah have mercy upon you, Page 20
that it is obligatory upon us to learn tour
matters.”
One: Knowledge. Page 22
Two: Action upon that. Page 25
Three: Calling to that. Page 27
Four: Patiently persevering and bearing Page 32
any harm encountered upon that way.
Allaah swears by His creation in many Page 35
places in the Qur’aan.
Patience is divided into three categories by Page 43
the people of knowledge.
Those affiliated with da’wah are three Page 48
types.
Eight different ways to obtain knowledge Page 51
of the fact that, “None has the right to he
worshipped except.”
“It is obligatory upon every Muslim, male Page 57
and female, to learn and act upon these
three matters...”
One: That Allaah created us. Page 58
Two: Allaah is not pleased that anyone Page 62
should he made a sharer in worship along
with Him.
The difference between a Prophet and a Page 65
Messenger of Allaah.
Three: Whoever is obedient to the Page 68
Messenger and singles out Allaah with all
worship.
There are three types of innovation. Page 73
The norm and origin is that the innovator Page 74
should be abandoned and boycotted.
The true Straight Religion, the way of Page 81
Ihraaheem, is that you worship Allaah
alone making it purely and sincerely for
Him.
Benefits derived from, “I did not create Page 84
Jinn and mankind except to worship me.”
Worship has three vital elements. Page 84
The ‘Three Fundamental Principles’ Page 92
which a person must know.
The author said: “The First Principle: Page 94
Knowledge of your Lord.”
What knowledge of your Lord Page 94
necessitates.
The Signs (Ayaat) of Allaah are three Page 101
types.
Supplicating to Allaah for Him to bless a Page 113
person.
All the types of worship which Allaah Page 123
commanded.
Issues relating to Du'aa that need to be Page 126
discussed.
At-Tuuassul is considered to be amongst Page 133
those supplications where a request is
made. And at-Tawassul is of three types.
Acceptance of the du’aa has conditions. Page 135
Fear is of three types Page 140
Evidence for hope and longing for Allaah. Page 142
Evidence for trust and reliance in Allaah. Page 145
Desire, fear, humility and reverence with Page 151
regard to Allaah.
Appealing for aid and assistance is divided Page 159
into two categories.
Seeking refuge and protection in Allaah. Page 161
Sacrifice is of two types: A customary Page 169
normal sacrifice and a sacrifice of
worship.
Some of the people of knowledge hold it Page 172
permissible to make a vow.
The conditions of a vow. Page 174
Knowledge of the religion of Islam with Page 177
the proofs.
The meaning of 'Laa ilaaha illallaah’. Page 185
Six areas where an action has to be in Page 200
conformity with the Sunnafi.
The proof for Prayer, Zakaat and the Page 207
explanation of Tawheed.
The conditions that make Fasting Page 161
obligatory.
The conditions that make Hajj obligatory. PaSe 214
The Second Level: Eemaan. Page 217
The belief in Pre-Decree is of four levels. Page 223
The discussion of Pre-Decree is divided Page 224
into two sections: A summarised study
and a detailed discussion.
The Third Level: Iksaan. Page 229
The Third Fundamental Principle: Page 242
‘Knowledge of Prophet Muhammad’.
The Night Journey Sc Ascension Page 251
Hijrah and migration for the sake of Page 253
Allaah.
Evidences concerning the Resurrection Page 270
comprise three matters.
The meanings of at-Taaghoot. Page 283
The end. Page 286
Glossary of Arabic terms. Page 287
Salafi Publications: “Our Call”. Page 292

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