Islaam: its foundations and concepts / Dr. Muhammad bin Abdullaah As-Suhaym ; translated by Abdur-Raafi Adewale Imaam

By:

As-Suhaym, Muhammad bin Abdullaah

Contributor(s):

Translated by Abdur-Raafi Adewale Imaam

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Riyadh (KSA) : Under-Secretariat for Publications and Research - M/o. Islamic Affairs & Endowments, 2011Description: 218ISBN:

9786032906909

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DDC classification:

297.3 SUH

Summary: This book is an introductory work that presents the core principles and beliefs of Islam in a clear, logical and inviting style. Dr. As-Suhaym explains the creation of the universe, human purpose, the role of prophets, the meaning of Islam, its pillars (such as testimony of faith, prayer, fasting, zakah, and pilgrimage), and the moral, spiritual, social, and intellectual dimensions of the faith. Through comparison with other religions, the book underscores what distinguishes Islam in its concept of monotheism, guidance, and submission to Allah. It aims to guide seekers who are exploring Islam or desiring a better understanding of its foundational structure.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Sultan Qaboos Library General Stacks	Non-fiction	297.3 SUH (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		4412

This book is an introductory work that presents the core principles and beliefs of Islam in a clear, logical and inviting style. Dr. As-Suhaym explains the creation of the universe, human purpose, the role of prophets, the meaning of Islam, its pillars (such as testimony of faith, prayer, fasting, zakah, and pilgrimage), and the moral, spiritual, social, and intellectual dimensions of the faith. Through comparison with other religions, the book underscores what distinguishes Islam in its concept of monotheism, guidance, and submission to Allah. It aims to guide seekers who are exploring Islam or desiring a better understanding of its foundational structure.

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