Tag: salafi

Islamic theology has been preserved through centuries by the efforts of scholars who dedicated their lives to understanding and explaining the fundamental beliefs of the faith. Among these scholars, the Ash’ari and Maturidi schools of Aqeedah have been the dominant theological frameworks followed by the majority of the Muslim Ummah. These two schools represent the… Continue reading Ashari and Maturidi: The Aqeedah of the Ummah

Ibn Abdul Wahab (Muḥammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab ibn Sulayman al-Tamimi) is considered one of the origins of the modern day Salafi movement. Ibn Abdul Wahab’s books are still being referenced by them until today. Ibn Abdul Wahab was influenced by Ibn Taymiyyah’s teachings. If it was not for Ibn Abdul Wahab, the works of Ibn… Continue reading Did Ibn Abdul Wahab made Takfir?

Sheikh Muhammad Nasir al-Din Al-Albani was a respected muslim Scholar from Albania who is regardest as one of the highest authority within the Salafi Najdi Da’wa movement and is often quoted (by them) in matters of Hadith. Unlike Sheikh Bin Baz or Sheikh Uthaymeen, Sheikh Albani was not an officially appointed Mufti thus there is… Continue reading Sheikh Albani on Tablighi Jamaat

The respected and honorable Sheikh Bin Baz, was a Saudi Arabian Islamic scholar who dedicated his life to the spiritual guidance of the Muslim community and had a genuine concern about the state of Muslims worldwide. He was blind throughout his life. He lost his eye sight at the age of 20. However, despite that, he was… Continue reading Sheikh Bin Baz On Tablighi Jamaat

These are a few translations and screenshots from Sheikh Uthaymeen’s (RAH) commentary of Lum’at al-I’tiqad by Ibn Qudamah. The full download of this book can be obtained here. This was used for our internal research understanding the position of the Najdi Salafi movement when it comes to the attributes of Allah SWT. What is the… Continue reading Sheikh Uthaymeen – Commentary on Ibn Qudamah