
"The Muslim's Essentials in Creed and Worship (First Level)"
The Muslim's Essentials in Creed and Worship (First Level)
""The Muslim's Essentials in Creed and Worship" is a structured, simplified and educational guide designed to be a firm first step in the journey of seeking Islamic knowledge. This book aims to equip Muslims especially beginners and new Muslims with the essential aspects of their faith that no Muslim can afford to be ignorant of. It covers the core foundations of creed (Aqeedah) and correct worship (including purification, prayer, zakat, fasting and pilgrimage), as well as daily manners and morals, presenting them in a gradual approach that combines authentic scholarly foundation with practical application."
"The Muslim's Essentials in Creed and Worship (First Level)" by Dr. Yahya bin Salman Al-Bahith serves as a comprehensive educational guide and a simplified curriculum designed to build correct Islamic awareness, rooted in the two pillars of accepted deeds: sincerity of intention to Allah and adherence to the guidance of the Prophet ﷺ. This curriculum is distinguished by its gradual approach, encouraging steady, step-by-step learning that suits various groups and ages, particularly new Muslims and beginners in Islamic studies. The book guides the reader through a learning journey that begins with establishing the pillars of correct creed understanding the Oneness of Allah (Tawheed of Rububiyyah, Uluhiyyah, and His Names and Attributes) and the meanings of the two testimonies of faith. It then simplifies the rulings of purification and ablution (Wudu) with illustrative diagrams, transitioning into the jurisprudence of prayer, its pillars, obligatory acts, voluntary acts and associated supplications. Furthermore, it clarifies the basic and accessible rulings for the acts of worship: Zakat, fasting, Hajj and Umrah. The book does not limit itself to jurisprudence and creed alone; rather, it links this knowledge to daily practical conduct through an integrated unit on a Muslim's life, morals, and etiquette regarding food, drink, clothing and social relations, making it the essential first stepping stone for correcting worship and applying beneficial knowledge in daily life.
The King Fahd National Library
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The King Fahd National Library is the most prominent cultural center dedicated to preserving the intellectual heritage, Arabic studies and Islamic research in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The library was established as a tribute and expression of loyalty from the residents of Riyadh to King Fahd bin Abdulaziz may he rest in peace on the occasion of his accession to the throne in 1982, with the project officially announced in 1983. It was later designated as the official national library under its own regulatory decree, offering comprehensive services to researchers and publishers.
The library plays a pivotal role in organizing the documentation and publishing movement within the Kingdom. It is the official authority responsible for implementing the Legal Deposit System, issuing International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) for publications and compiling the National Bibliography to catalog Saudi intellectual output. Furthermore, the library houses vast collections of rare manuscripts, historical documents, coins and microfilms, serving as the Kingdom's national repository of knowledge and the primary reference for authors and researchers.
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