Enjoining Good Forbidding Evil By Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taimiyyah

ISBN: 9781874263852
Author: Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taimiyyah
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 124
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2005
Description
About This Book:
Readers are lead through a comprehensive analysis of the Islamic concepts of ordering good and prohibiting evil in "Enjoining Good, Forbidding Evil" by Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taimiyyah. Sheikh Ibn Taimiyyah delivers a comprehensive and timeless discourse on the important obligation of Muslims to actively promote virtue and discourage wickedness within their communities, rooted in the Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Islam's Fundamental Duty
The book begins by establishing Islam's fundamental duty of enjoining virtue and prohibiting evil. Sheikh Ibn Taimiyyah looks into the Quranic passages and Hadiths that emphasize this duty, emphasizing its critical role in establishing a just society and individual moral progress.
Understanding the Good and Evil Concepts
Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taimiyyah explores what makes "good" and "evil" in the Islamic framework. Readers get insight into the grounds for distinguishing between morally unacceptable and good activities through scholarly study and references to Islamic jurisprudence.
Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil: Wisdom and Etiquette
The book outlines the approach and methodology to be used while carrying out the obligation of enjoining virtue and prohibiting evil. Sheikh Ibn Taimiyyah emphasizes the value of wisdom, empathy, and tact in encouraging meaningful social change, ensuring that the deed is motivated by genuine care for the well-being of others.
Overcoming Difficulties and Obstacles
Recognizing the difficulties and potential dangers in carrying out this responsibility, Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taimiyyah tackles certain roadblocks that individuals may encounter. Whether dealing with opposition, misunderstanding, or personal flaws, the author offers insights and techniques for overcoming these obstacles while keeping the integrity of the obligation.