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Introduction to Islam

Introduction to Islam

This book is corrected and edited by Al-Hassanain (p) Institue for Islamic Heritage and Thought

Author: Ayatullah Ibrahim Amini
Translator: Sayyid Akhtar Husain S.H. Rizvi
Publisher: Ansariyan Publications – Qum
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ISBN: 978-964-219-213-7
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Part I: Principles of Religion
Principles of faith
Role of beliefs in success of man
Ways of recognition
Station of Mastership (Wilayat) in Islam
Wilayat during the lifetime of the Holy Prophet
The Holy Prophet; the first Wali of Muslims
Wilayat after the Messenger of Allah (s)
Wilayat during the period of Occultation
Part II: Morals and manners in Islam
Morals and manners in Islam
Ethical Practices
1- Practice of the Prophets
2- Academic Practice
Philosophy of Morals
Ethics in the view of Islam
Types of ethical problems
Supplication (Dua)
Worship in Islam
Part III: Islam and Faith
Islam
Faith
Disbelief
Religious Rulings Apperatined to disbelief
Hypocrisy
Appearance of hypocrites
Conspiracies of hypocrites
Unity of Islamic Ummah
Mutual duties and rights of Muslims
1. Organizing the affairs of Muslims
2. Brotherhood
3. Mutual rights of believers
4. Love and Kindness
5. Pleasing the believer
6. Fulfilling the needs of believer
7. Giving Advice
Some special qualities and responsibilities of The Ummah
Part IV: Man in viewpoint of Islam
Man in viewpoint of Islam
Man and Freedom of Choice
Man and duty
Duties of man
Duties of man to God and Prophet
Duties of man with regard to himself
Duties of man with regard to others
Part V: Duties, laws and their sources
Duties and laws of Islam
Laws of duty (Taklifi) and laws of situations (Waz’i)
Laws of duty (Ahkam Taklifi)
Laws of situations (Ahkam Waz’i)
Laws of Servitude (Ahkam Ta’abbudi) and Laws of Mediation (Ahkam Tawassuli)
Laws of Servitude (Ahkam Ta’abbudi)
Laws of Mediation (Ahkam Tawassuli)
Obligatory mediation (Wajib Tawassuli)
Recommended Mediation (Mustahab Tawassuli)
Universal and Sufficing obligations (Wajib ‘Aini wa Kifai)
Specific and multiple choice obligation (Wajib T’ayuni wa Takhiyiri)
Prohibited acts
Other laws
Impurities and Purifying agents
Transactions
Family Laws
Guardianship and rulership
Laws related to foods and drinks
Sources of Islamic Law
Quran – fundamental source of Islamic laws
Two sources of the Sunnah
Traditions of Ahle Bayt (a) – the third source
Possessors of the prophetic sciences
Ali (a) – a University
Writing down of traditions
Reason is the fourth source
Use of intellect
Logical reasoning in fundamentals of belief
Logical reasoning in practical laws
Ijtihad and Taqlid
Requirements of Ijtihad
Taqlid
Part VI: Branches of Religion (Furu Deen)
Prayer
Types of Prayers
Fasting
Philosophy of Fasting
Hajj
Attention to Allah and discipline of the self
Universal gathering of Muslim Ummah
Display of Unity
Holy Struggle (Jihad)
Offensive Jihad
Defensive Jihad
Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil
Ranks of Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil
Circumstances of Muslims of the world and our responsibilities
Is the Prophet of Islam pleased with these circumstances?
Why have we become like this?
What is the solution?
Who is responsible?
Zakat
Items on which Zakat is payable
Disposal of Zakat
Khums
Disposal of Khums
Bibliography
Notes

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Part II: Morals and manners in Islam

Morals and manners in Islam

Ethical Practices

Supplication (Dua)

Worship in Islam