Part 2: Ibn al-Qayyim's Five Questions To Demolish The Negators of al-Uluww
In numerous of his works Ibn al-Qayyim alludes to a series of questions are are posed to the Mu'attil, and which would demolish the very foundations of his…
Tuesday, 1 September 2026
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The bedrock of the religion: what a Muslim believes about Allah, His books and His messengers, and how that belief is established from the Quran and the Sunnah.
In numerous of his works Ibn al-Qayyim alludes to a series of questions are are posed to the Mu'attil, and which would demolish the very foundations of his…
Those using Paltalk recently will have noticed a room open with the title "Allaah Exists Without a Place".
The Jewel of Creation A precise and well researched reply to Muhammad ’Alawee al-Maalikee al-Makkee for his forged authentication of a seriously weak narration…
Compiled by Abul-'Abbaas Moosaa Richardson Can you verify this quote from Jami'u Bayani Al-'Ilm vol.1 p. 66 Is the quote saheeh, meaning as a hadeeth ?
The numbers at the end of each entry are its chapter, hadith and page numbers. The first set refer to the S.M.
A list of weak narrations listed from an English translation of a section of al-Bidaayah wan-Nihaayah by al-Haafidh Ibn Katheer.
Then these misguided people think that the Prophet was physically present at that time, and that his person was created before all persons, and they support this…
Compiled by Abul-'Abbaas Moosaa Richardson The fabricated hadeeth implying that Aadam ('alayhi sallam) sought forgiveness from Allaah via Muhammad (sallallaahu…
And know may Allaah have mercy upon you, that what is obligatory upon everyone who is able to distinguish between authentic and weak narrations and between the…
Compiled by Abul-'Abbaas Moosaa Richardson An answer to the question: "Isn't a mawdhoo' (fabricated) narration under the category of dha'eef (weak), thus…
Author: Shaikh ul-Islam Ibn Taymiyah Source: Kitab ul-Iman (trans. S. Ahmed Tel) Article ID : GSC050001 (SPUBS.com)
Imaan an-Nawawi said in "Kitaab ur-Riddah" (The Book of Apostasy), "It is the cutting off of Islaam.