✍️Works of Ibn Taymiyyah
A good rule for the remaining good deeds
قاعدة حسنة في الباقيات الصالحات
Author: تقي الدين أبو العباس أحمد بن عبد الحليم بن عبد السلام بن عبد الله بن أبي القاسم بن محمد ابن تيمية الحراني الحنبلي الدمشقي (المتوفى: 728هـ) (d. 728)
About this work
هذا كتاب لشيخ الإسلام ابن تيمية يتناول بالبحث والتفصيل معاني الأذكار الأربعة: التسبيح والتحميد والتهليل والتكبير، والتي تُعرف بـ "الباقيات الصالحات". يوضح المؤلف ما تتضمنه هذه الكلمات من معانٍ توحيدية، ويفسر ارتباطها ببعضها البعض، ويرد على بعض الأخطاء في فهم معناها، مستندًا إلى النصوص الشرعية.
Translation
This is a book by Sheikh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah that discusses in detail the meanings of the four supplications: Tasbih, Praise, Tahlil, and Takbir, which are known as “the lasting good deeds.” The author explains the monotheistic meanings of these words, explains their connection to each other, and responds to some errors in understanding their meaning, based on Sharia texts.
Topics covered
- Introduction to investigation
- As for achieving attribution of the book to the author
- Version description
- As for our work in the investigation
- The edited text of the book “A Good Rule for Good Endings.”
- The best speech after the Qur’an
- Praise be to Him, Glory be to Him, in the Qur’an
- Prayer includes praising God
- The association of takbir with tahlil in the call to prayer, and when it is raised, is an honor
- Takbir on Safa and Marwah, when riding an animal, and on holidays
- The legality of zooming in high places
- Praise and praise combine negation and affirmation
- Tahlil and takbir and what each of them entails
- Whoever said: “Akbar” means “bigger” is wrong
- His interpretation, may God bless him and grant him peace, of “God is Great.”
- Tahlil concerns the divine
- There is no god but God, the best words
- There is no god but God, the foundation of religion and the difference between the people of Paradise and Hell
- There is no god but God, the good word sent by the messengers
- Praise is the key to speech
- Takbir, Tahlil, and Tasbih are the introduction to Praise
- Monotheism and polytheism
- Whatever glorification comes to the soul of the servants, God is greater than him
- The love that is commanded and forbidden
- Love in God is faith, and love with God is polytheism
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قاعدة عظيمة في الفرق بين عبادات أهل الإسلام