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The Sources of Islam

 

Any wise man who wishes to acquire correct knowledge about Islam should refer first to the glorious Qur'an and prophetic traditions. Reliable books which contain authentic prophetic traditions are Sahih Al Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Mowattaa' Malik, Mosnad Ahmad Ibn Hanbal, Sunan Abi Dawoud, Sunan Al Nisaiy, Sunan Al-Tirmithi, Sunan Ibn Majah and Sunan Al-Darimy. The book of Al-Seerah Al Nabawiyah written by Ibn Hisham contains the biography of Prophet Muhammad [peace be upon him {pbuh}]. Among the recommendable books to that who wants to read about Islam are the book of 'Zad Al Maa'd' by Ibn Al Qayim, the works of Imam Ibn Taymiyyah.
   
   One who searches for right knowledge about Islam should avoid to read books of orientilists, missionaries and other enemies of Islam as they contain nothing but invented lies against Islam, insults and abuses against prophet Muhammad {pbuh}, his companions and imminent Imams of Islam.
   
The Islamic Schools of Doctrine
   
The basic ideology of all Muslims is Islam, and in matters concerning their religion they refer to nothing save the Qur'an and prophetic traditions. The Islamic schools of doctrine (Hanbaliy, Maliky, Shafi'i and Hanafi) are all basically based on Qur'an and prophetic traditions, but they may differ in some subsidiary questions of jurisprudence. Each one of those four Imams taught his disciples his own methods and rules which he deduced from his studies of the Qur'an and prophetic traditions, but the four doctrines are all in agreement with the basis of Islamic faith and law. However, it is not a duty on the Muslim to follow the conceptions of one of these schools, but he is commanded to follow the precepts of the Qur'an and prophetic traditions.
   
Sects that Deviated from the Straight Path of Islam
   
There are certain sects which assume unduly that they belong to Islam, while they are flagrant unbelievers.
   
1. The first of these sects is the 'Batiniyah sect' which believe in incarnation and transmigration of souls and pretend that the verses of the Qur'an have a hidden secret meaning which no one can know or divine except them. This disbelieving sect prefers the so-called hidden meaning of the Qur'an, which they invent in accordance to their own desires to distort the obvious meaning elucidated by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) himself.
   
This sect was primarily formed by a group of Jews, Magians and heretic Persians who combined to resist the wide spreading of Islam. They invented this misleading tenet to disperse Muslims and confuse their understanding of the Qur'an.
   
2. The second disbelieving sect is 'Qadyanism'. The imposter Ghulam Ahmad, who arrogated to himself prophet-hood, invented this misleading doctrine in India, and called the mobs there to believe in him. Ghulam Ahmad gave a false legal opinion that the religious duty of fighting against Islam's enemies has been abrogated and called people to surrender and co-operate with the imperialist British authorities in India. By this way, he gained influential and financial support of the British authorities. He succeeded to mislead many groups in India. He died in 1908 and his deputy Nour-Al-Deen Al-Hakeem succeeded him.
   
3. The third disbelieving sect is the 'Baha'iyah' which was formed in the 19th century by a Persian called Muhammad Ali Shirazi. This unbeliever first arrogated to himself to be The Mahdi, then pretended that God incarnated in him. He denied belief in resurrection, reckoning, paradise, and Hell-Fire. Finally he denied that Muhammad is the last prophet and rejected belief in the principals of Islam.
   
After his death, his minister Bahaa replaced him and this disbelieving sect took its name form this minister's name.
   
Muslims everywhere should know that these sects and all other enemies of Islam co-operate and strive hard to destroy Islam. The best guide for the Muslim is the Qur'an and prophetic traditions. A Muslim pondering on the Qur'an and prophetic traditions will never be misled and will attain eternal bliss and happiness in the Hereafter.
   
    A Call for Salvation
   
This is a call to every wise person who wants to deliver himself from the torment of Hell-Fire in the Hereafter, as well as the torment of grave after death.
   
   Dear Reader,
   
 Hurry up to rescue yourself and gain salvation. Believe that Allah is your God and that there is no god save Allah. Believe that Muhammad is His messenger. Embrace Islam, perform prayer, pay the zakat, perform pilgrimage to the House of Allah if you have the means to do so. Declare openly that you are a Muslim to Allah.
   
There is no way for deliverance and salvation save Islam. The religion of Islam is the religion of truth, and Allah will accept no other religion from anybody.

                                                                                                                              

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