The Fourty Nawawi Ahaadeeth pdf

Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid: un predicatore siriano, nato il 30/12/1380 AH, cresciuto a Riyadh e formatosi nel Regno dell'Arabia Saudita, ha conseguito una laurea presso la King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals nella classe 79. educazione e istruzione È cresciuto a Riyadh e ha completato la prima fase della sua istruzione primaria, intermedia e secondaria. Poi si è trasferito nella città di Al-Khobar e ha studiato e laureato presso la King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals con una laurea in gestione industriale. Poi si rivolse alla chiamata a Dio sotto la guida dello sceicco Abdul Aziz bin Baz, che lo indirizzò a lavorare come imam e predicatore nella provincia orientale quando aveva meno di trent'anni.

The Fourty Nawawi Ahaadeeth pdf da Muhammad Salih al-Munajjid

The knowledge and study of Hadeeth is essential for a correct understanding of Islaam. The Qur'aan gives us principles, instructions and various laws of Islaam while the Prophetic narrations show us their interpretation and implementation as practiced by the Messenger of Allaah, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam. There have been numerous religious scholars who compiled collections of Prophetic narrations on the basic rules of religion and on subsidiary matters. However, none of them are like the collection of 40 Ahaadeeth by Abu Zakariyya Muhyi Ad-Deen ibn Sharaf An-Nawawi, may Allaah have mercy onhim, who brought together Prophetic narrations which incorporate the greatest precepts of Islaam. Scholars through centuries have advised students of knowledge to memorize, understand and begin with this blessed book as all the major principles and maxims of Islaam revolve around these narrations, the majority of which are found in the authentic collections of Al-Bukhaari and Muslim. Every person wishing to attain the Hereafter should know, understand and implement these narrations because of the directions they give regarding various aspects of Islaam and the various forms of obedience. If we follow these narrations and mould our lives uncompromisingly to the truths, values and principles found in them, we would be worshiping Allaah in the way that is due on us. In doing so, we would emulate the true spirit of Islaam that was practiced by the Messenger of Allaah, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, and those who established Islaam under his leadership and after him, thereby becoming the best of Muslims.