☪️Islamic Creed ('Aqidah)
Legitimate and prohibited begging
التوسل المشروع والممنوع
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About this work
كتاب «التوسل المشروع والممنوع» يطرح في إطار العقيدة الإسلامية مسألة الشفاعة والتوسل، مستندًا إلى نصوص قرآنية وأحاديث شريفة لتبيين الفرق بين الشفاعة المثبتة والشفاعة المنفية، وبين ما يخص الجاهلين ومن يدّعون الأولياء الصالحين. يسلط الضوء على مخاطر الدعاء للغير من الله وإدراكه كوسيلة شرك أكبر، ويؤكد على ضرورة الاقتداء بسنة النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم في جميع أشكال العبادة. كما يناقش الكتاب مفهوم التوسل المشروع ويستند إلى أدلة شرعية لتحديد ما يجوز وما يُستحب تجنبه.
Translation
The book “Permissible and Forbidden Begging” raises within the framework of the Islamic faith the issue of intercession and begging, based on Qur’anic texts and noble hadiths to clarify the difference between affirmed intercession and negative intercession, and between what concerns the ignorant and those who claim righteous saints. It highlights the dangers of praying to others from God and its perception as a means of greater polytheism, and stresses the necessity of imitating the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, in all forms of worship. The book also discusses the concept of legitimate supplication and relies on Sharia evidence to determine what is permissible and what is desirable to avoid.
Topics covered
- the introduction
- Intercession is a right
- The first is proven intercession
- The second is a negated intercession
- The difference between the ignorant and those who claim saints and righteous people
- Travel to the grave of a prophet or saint
- Evidence that calling on saints other than God Almighty is greater polytheism
- Legitimate pleading
- Do not follow anyone except the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
- Supplication other than God Almighty nullifies good deeds
- From the means of polytheism
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