"Bayenat: Selected Questions and Answers about Islam"

The book "Bayenat: Selected Questions and Answers about Islam" is a rigorous intellectual and theological work aimed at safeguarding the Muslim mind and guiding truth-seekers by discussing and refuting common misconceptions and doubts raised against Islamic doctrine. Written in an accessible yet scholarly style, the book employs a highly engaging "Question and Answer" format. It logically structures its chapters around the foundational pillars of faith, starting with Belief in Allah, where it tackles core issues of Divine Lordship (Tawhid ar-Rububiyyah), refutes atheistic arguments and explores the proofs of innate human disposition (Fitrah). It then moves to Divine Unity in Worship (Tawhid al-Uloohiyyah), addressing free will, human agency and the wisdom behind certain rituals, before establishing the proper understanding of Allah's Names and Attributes (Tawhid al-Asma was-Sifat) and the perfection of Divine Justice. Following this, the book transitions into the Belief in Angels, clarifying their true nature, duties, and debunking misconceptions surrounding their creation and their prostration to Adam. The largest portion of the book is dedicated to the Belief in Divine Books and the Holy Qur'an, robustly countering doubts regarding revelation, textual distortion (Tahrif) and abrogation. It systematically deconstructs claims challenging the Qur'an's divine origin or asserting human authorship, while also providing profound clarifications on contemporary legal and social issues such as verses regarding warfare, polygyny, and the compatibility of the Qur'anic text with historical and scientific facts. This comprehensive approach makes the book an invaluable conversational reference that harmonizes reason and revelation to present an unblemished view of Islam while defending it against modern intellectual challenges.