Sharia Education · Learning Games
Tawhid 45 · The title “judge of judges” and its like
Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 45 · 6 lessons · 10 questions · text, commentary & disagreement
Understand Abu Hurayrah’s hadith on the lowest name in Allah’s sight — “king of kings” — and why the author ranks the title “judge of judges” with it: the reason for the ban (“there is no owner but Allah”), the commentators’ limits on titles restricted by place or field, and the scholars’ disagreement over the title qadi al-qudat.
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Sources and credits
Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab · tr. Ahmad Hendrix · attributed supplementary discussion
Read before you start
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
Tawhid 48 · “This is mine”: attributing a blessing to oneselfKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 48
Tawhid 49 · Names that make a person the servant of other than Allah (Qur’an 7:190)Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 49
Tawhid 50 · The Most Beautiful Names: calling on Allah by them and the prohibition of deviationKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 50
Tawhid 51 · One does not say: “al-salamu ‘ala Allah”Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 51