ADVICE FOR THE MUSLIM

• Preface

• Mutasawwifs' books do not contain polytheism (Maktubat by al-Imam ar-Rabbani)

• Eemaan (Iman) does not include ibadat (Qasidat al-Amali and Al-hadiqa)

• To ask help of prophets and pious Muslims

• Do Muslims worship awliya? (Al-usul al-arba'a)

• Do Muslims worship tombs? (As-sawa'iq al-ilahiyya.)

• To receive blessings from someone other than the Prophet

• The origin of tasawwuf (Maktubat by Muhammad Masum Faruqi)

• The dead; the souls of awliya

• To praise and to ask help of the Prophet (Mirat al-Madina)

• The dead's intercession

• Has Ahmad al-Badawi been deified?

• The Prophet and the Sahabat al-kiram

• On Qasidat al-Burda (Maktubat by Muhammad Ma'sum)

• Shall tombs be demolished (Zawajir by Ibn Hajar al-Hitami)

• To enter the Prophet's masjid (Mosque), but not visit his shrine? (Mir'at al-Madina)

• The salawat said for the Prophet

• Awliya do help (Al-hadith al-arba'in by Allama Ahmad S. ibn Kamal)

• Karamat of awliya (Maktubat by al-Imam ar-Rabbani and Al-mawahib by al-Imam al-Kastalani)

• A wali does not make a show of karamat (Maktubat by Muhammad Masum)

• The ayat «Allah and the Believers are sufficient for you.» (Bariqa.)

• To follow the imams of the madhhabs; taqlid

• To expect something from any dead or living being other than Allahu ta'ala (Al-hadiqa)

• The Ahl as-Sunna and Qasidat al-Burda

• The dead and the absentee (Al-minhat al-wahbiyya)

• The Wahhabis' ijtihads are false

• Visiting shrines (Rabita-i sharifa)

• The Prophet hears the salawat

• The superiority of the as-Sahabat al-kiram and the Tabi'un

• Help from living people and the dead (Maraq al-falah and Zawajir)

• To vow, to slaughter an animal for the dead (Ashad al-jihad in Al-minhaj al-wahbiyya)

• Fatwa on the heresy of Wahhabism (Arabic original appended to Al-minhat al-wahbiyya)
  

• The Wahhabite book Jawab-i Nu'man (Maktubat by Muhammad Ma'sum); the lawfullness of reading the Mawlid and Dala'il (Dalail) al-khairat (khayrat)

• Tasawwuf and tariqas are not invented, but commanded in Islam (Irshad at-talibin)

• To disbelievers of tasawwuf and karamat (Al-hadiqa)

• In the next world, one will be with whom one loves (Al-hadiqa)