Al-Hudaa refers to directing and guiding. Al-Hady is the path and his path (Sallallahu ' Alayhi Wa Sallam) is that which he clarified to the people ang guided them towards from that which his lord had revealed to him: and he did not speak of his own desire. It was only a revelation revealed to him. His guidance is the best provision for the day of return and the standing before the Lord of the servants. So within the poet's encouragement, may Allah have mercy upon him, towards clinging to the book and the Sunnah there lies a refutation for the statement for the statement of the deviant group knows as the Qur'aanites: Those who say we do not take except from the Quran.
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A Radiant Masterpiece in Explanation of the Poem of Ibn Abee Daawud: Al-Haa’iyah – Islamic Aqeedah Commentary
A Radiant Masterpiece in Explanation of the Poem of Ibn Abee Daawud: Al-Haa’iyah – Islamic Aqeedah Commentary
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Maktabatul-Irshad
Author:
Shaykh Abdur Razzaaq Bin Abdul Muhsin Al Badr
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English
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Paper back
Pages: 270
Size: 15x23 cm
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A Radiant Masterpiece in Explanation of the Poem of Ibn Abee Daawud: Al-Haa’iyah – Islamic Aqeedah Commentary
A Radiant Masterpiece in Explanation of the Poem of Ibn Abee Daawud: Al-Haa’iyah is a scholarly commentary on the classical Arabic poem Al-Haa’iyah by Ibn Abee Daawud, which deals with core Islamic creed issues. The work explains the poet’s encouragement towards adhering to the Qur’an and Sunnah and clarifies key theological concepts rooted in the authentic understanding of the religion.
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Maktabatul-Irshad
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- Shaykh Abdur Razzaaq Bin Abdul Muhsin Al Badr
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Who is Shaykh Abdur Razzaaq Bin Abdul Muhsin Al Badr?
The author’s intention is to make the profound meanings of the Al-Haa’iyah creed poem accessible and relevant. Through clear explanation, Shaykh Al-Badr guides readers into the poem’s theological insights, emphasizing reliance on the Qur’an and Sunnah and refuting deviant doctrinal positions — such as those who reject the Sunnah as a source of belief.