Sharia Education · Learning Games
Tawhid 56 · Saying “if only” (law)
Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 56 · 6 lessons · 9 questions · text, commentary & disagreement
Understand the two verses of Al ‘Imran on the hypocrites’ words after Uhud, Abu Hurayrah’s hadith in Sahih Muslim on striving and the prohibition of saying “if only” after a misfortune, the author’s six issues, al-Uthaymin’s six uses of the word law, and the differences over the scope of the prohibition.
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Sources and credits
Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab · tr. Ahmad Hendrix · attributed supplementary discussion
Read before you start
Tawhid 57 · The prohibition of reviling the windKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 57
Tawhid 58 · Thinking of Allah other than the truthKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 58
Tawhid 59 · The warning to those who deny the decreeKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 59
Tawhid 60 · The warning to image-makersKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 60
Tawhid 61 · Against swearing many oathsKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 61
Tawhid 62 · The covenant of Allah and the covenant of His MessengerKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 62