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Tawhid 41 · Do not set up rivals to Allah in speech
Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 41 · 6 lessons · 10 questions · text, commentary & disagreement
Understand Qur’an al-Baqarah 2:22 as Ibn ‘Abbas explained it: the very subtle shirk of everyday speech — swearing by other than Allah, “what Allah wills and you will”, “were it not for Allah and so-and-so” — with its correction using “then”, its rulings according to the commentators, and the documented disagreements.
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Sources and credits
Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab · tr. Ahmad Hendrix · attributed supplementary discussion
Read before you start
Tawhid 42 · Whoever is not content with an oath by AllahKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 42
Tawhid 43 · Saying “what Allah wills and you will”Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 43
Tawhid 44 · Reviling time is offending AllahKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 44
Tawhid 45 · The title “judge of judges” and its likeKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 45
Tawhid 46 · Honouring Allah’s names and changing a name for that reasonKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 46
Tawhid 47 · Joking about something that mentions Allah, the Qur’an or the MessengerKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 47