What a Muslim Cannot Afford to be Ignorant of

Name: What a Muslim Cannot Afford to be Ignorant of
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Book Description: The book "What a Muslim Should Not Be Ignorant of" published by Dar Katoz Seville is a book that focuses on the basic issues that every Muslim must know about his religion, whether in belief, worship, or morals. The book aims to teach Muslims the fundamentals of religion that a person cannot be ignorant of, by focusing on what is necessary to understand Islam and practice it correctly. The most prominent contents of the book: Islamic belief: The book explains the most important issues of belief that a Muslim must believe in, such as monotheism, messengers, angels, and heavenly books. Worship: The book deals with the basic duties of worship such as prayer, zakat, fasting, and Hajj, and explains how to perform these acts of worship correctly. Islamic morals: The book addresses the importance of adopting virtuous morals in Islam such as honesty, trustworthiness, and respect, and how to apply these values in daily life. Religious duties: The book discusses the duties that a Muslim must adhere to in his daily life, including purity, prayer, honoring parents, and calling to God. Sins and Innovations: The book highlights the most important sins that a Muslim must avoid, such as polytheism, major sins, and innovations, and provides how to deal with them. The book is an important reference for Muslims who wish to learn the fundamentals of their religion in a simplified and easy way, and is considered an essential educational tool in spreading the correct understanding of Islam.
Language: Arabic

What a Muslim Cannot Afford to be Ignorant of

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