Explanation of the Six Fundamental Principles
Explanation of the Six Fundamental Principles
Shaikh-ul-Islam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab | Shaikh Muhammad ibn Saalih Uthaimin | Hikmah Publications
Shaikh-ul-Islam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab (May Allah have mercy upon him) is renowned for his dedication to author concise treatises that can be understood by both the common person and the student of knowledge. One of these concise booklets is the Six Fundamental Principles, which are:
The First Fundamental Principle: Making the religion sincerely and purely for Allah, and an explanation of its opposite which is Shirk (association partners with Allah).
The Second Principle: Unity in the religion and the prohibition of separation.
The Third Fundamental Principle: Hearing and obeying those in authority.
The Fourth Fundamental Principle: An Explanation of what knowlege is and who the scholars are, what is Fiqh and who the Jurists are, and a clarification of the one who feigns to be from them.
The Fifth Fundamental Principle: An explanation of who the Awliyaa’ (allies) of Allah are.
The Six Fundamental Principle: A refutation of a doubt invented by the Devil to (support) the abandonment of the Quran and the Sunnah.
These fundamental principles are extremely important and they are deserving of careful observation and study
Explanation of the Six Fundamental Principles
Shaikh-ul-Islam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab | Shaikh Muhammad ibn Saalih Uthaimin | Hikmah Publications
Shaikh-ul-Islam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab (May Allah have mercy upon him) is renowned for his dedication to author concise treatises that can be understood by both the common person and the student of knowledge. One of these concise booklets is the Six Fundamental Principles, which are:
The First Fundamental Principle: Making the religion sincerely and purely for Allah, and an explanation of its opposite which is Shirk (association partners with Allah).
The Second Principle: Unity in the religion and the prohibition of separation.
The Third Fundamental Principle: Hearing and obeying those in authority.
The Fourth Fundamental Principle: An Explanation of what knowlege is and who the scholars are, what is Fiqh and who the Jurists are, and a clarification of the one who feigns to be from them.
The Fifth Fundamental Principle: An explanation of who the Awliyaa’ (allies) of Allah are.
The Six Fundamental Principle: A refutation of a doubt invented by the Devil to (support) the abandonment of the Quran and the Sunnah.
These fundamental principles are extremely important and they are deserving of careful observation and study