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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Abd Allah Ibn Saba: Fact Not Fiction presents a structured academic inquiry into one of the most debated figures in early Islamic historical discourse. Drawing upon transmitted reports and critical engagement with later interpretations, the work evaluates claims regarding the existence, role, and attributed doctrines of Ibn Saba within the formative period of Islamic history.The study proceeds through a methodical examination of modern scholarly denials-particularly those advanced by figures such as Taha Hussein and others-placing these arguments in contrast with earlier textual sources and transmitted narratives. Through this comparison, the author situates the discussion within a broader framework of Islamic historiography, where the integrity of transmission, the evaluation of narrators, and the preservation of doctrinal clarity remain central concerns.Attention is given to beliefs attributed to Ibn Saba and his followers, including assertions regarding concealed revelation and exaggerated doctrinal positions. These are examined not polemically, but through a disciplined process of source analysis, drawing upon narrations reported within early literature and evaluating them in light of established scholarly method.The work further highlights the role of the Ahl al-Bayt and early juristic authorities in addressing such claims, demonstrating how principles of verification, restraint, and adherence to transmitted knowledge function within the broader framework of Islamic scholarship. In doing so, it reflects a commitment to the methodological rigor characteristic of classical Islamic legal and theological inquiry.This volume is best understood as a contribution to Islamic legal-intellectual history, where questions of historical transmission intersect with doctrinal integrity and scholarly responsibility. It offers insight into how early narratives are assessed, contested, and preserved within a tradition governed by principles akin to those found in uul al-fiqh-namely, evidence evaluation, consistency, and disciplined reasoning.Intended for scholars, students of Islamic studies, and institutional libraries, this work provides a measured and textually grounded engagement with a complex historical subject. It affirms the importance of approaching early Islamic narratives through structured analysis rather than conjecture, preserving both historical continuity and methodological clarity.Content- IntroductionThe Stance of the OrientalistsThe Followers of the OrientalistsDr. Taha Hussein Proof of Dr. Taha Hussein Refutation of Dr. Taha Hussein Dr. Muhammad Kamil Husayn Dr. Hamid Hifni Dawood Refutation of Dr. Hamid Hifni Dawood Shiah Who Deny the existence of Ibn SabaMuhammad Jawad MughniyyahMurtada 'Askari'Ali al-WardiDr. Kamil Mustafa al-ShaibiRefutation of al-Wardi and al-ShaibiDr. Abdullah FayyadTalib al-Rifa'iRefutation of These Assertions and a Brief Overview of the Sources which Prove the Existence of Ibn Saba'Beliefs of Ibn Saba' and his DeviationThe Stance of 'Ali and the Ahl al-BaytIbn Saba' Propagates his Beliefs in al-Mada'inThe Narration of 'Abd al-Jabbar al-Hamdani Regarding the Standpoint ofIbn Saba' and his FollowersThe Reaction of Ibn Saba's Followers When They Learnt of 'Ali'sMartyrdomThe Stance of the Ahl al-Bayt Towards Ibn Saba' A disciplined study examining the historicity and doctrinal claims surrounding Ibn Saba through early sources, refutations of modern denial, and principled Islamic hi Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. 8 Steps to Happiness Awakening the Inner Self in Pursuit of Personal Change English Translation of Wasa'il al-Mufida lil-Hayat al-Sa'idah By Shaykh Abu Abdur Rahman Nasir al-Sa'di (1307 d.1376H) Paperback 80 Pages ISBN: 9781904336631 Publisher: Dar As-Sunnah Publishers Description From The Publisher Everyone chases after happiness, yet few fully recognize what it is or whence it comes from. Happiness isn't a destination but a journey needing certain inner qualities and a right state of mind to experience and reap. It's neither sold as a commodity nor can be bought, except through carefully crafting one's character and following a plan of action. For indeed, those who don't plan will fail to realize desired results. The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "Those among us (destined to be) from people of happiness [in the Hereafter] will (find it easy to) enact deeds of people of happiness." [Sahih Al-Bukhari, #4948]. In other words, by choosing a path reflecting attitudes of happy people one will recognize its reality and the ease and pleasantry in having good deeds done that are in themselves, characteristics of happy people. It requires contemplation of an alternate world view to one that compounds first world problems, for example. Shaykh Nasir Al-Sa'di mentions in this short summary, eight ways to achieving the goal of bringing about happiness while driving away its opposites - sadness, grief, and anxiety. Reaching it is contingent on three main causes he identifies to leading a goodly life. These succinct pointers are easy to understand and you'll be able to identify the impediments you need to rework and hence live your life with happiness. This will transform you into being the best Muslim you can in today's complex world, and will also inspire you to train your inner self. Whoever follows these eight steps will find self-awareness and a pathway to joy and success in this life and the next, Insha'Allah.…

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