Sharia Education · Learning Games
Tawhid 48 · “This is mine”: attributing a blessing to oneself
Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 48 · 6 lessons · 10 questions · text, commentary & disagreement
Understand Qur’an Fussilat 41:50 and al-Qasas 28:78 with the explanations of Mujahid, Ibn ‘Abbas and Qatadah that the author quotes, and the hadith of the three Israelites (al-Bukhari and Muslim): the attitude of one who claims a blessing as the fruit of his effort or as his due, the pillars of gratitude, the author’s four issues, the lessons of the story according to the commentators, and the documented differences of view.
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Sources and credits
Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab · tr. Ahmad Hendrix · attributed supplementary discussion
Read before you start
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
Tawhid 52 · Saying “O Allah, forgive me if You will”Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 52
Tawhid 53 · Not saying “‘abdi” (my servant) and “amati” (my maidservant)Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 53
Tawhid 54 · One who asks by Allah is not turned awayKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 54