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• Importance of A'qeedah By Dr. Abdul Aziz al-Qari
• The Meaning of 'Ahl us-Sunnah wal Jamaa'at' By Abu I'yaad
• Wise Words Regarding Sects and Groups By Shaykh Muhammad Saalih al-Uthaymeen
• The Concept of God in Islaam by Dr. Zakir Naik
• The Islamic Concept of Tawheed (PDF)
• Tawheed and Shirk by Dr. Zakir Naik
• The Philosophy of Anthropomorphism by Dr. Zakir Naik
• The Beautiful Names and Attributes of Allah
• The Hadith Naming the Ninety-Nine Names of Allah by Jamaal al-Din Zarabozo
• On the Hadeeth Naming the 99 Names of Allah by Dr. `Umar Al-Ashqar
• The Names and Attributes of Allaah By Abu Rumaysah (The position of the pious predecessors concerning the Attributes of Allaah)
• On the Attributes of Allah subhanahu wa ta`ala by Sh. Riaz Ansary
• Calling People By the Names of Allah
• Why Allah does not call Himself "al Mutakallim" (The Speaker)?
• The Name "al-Dhaarr"
• "Can Allah create a God like Himself?"
• “I am his hearing with which he hears…”
• Recitation of various verses mentioning Asma Al-Husna (mp3)
• The Grand Name of Allah (subhaanahu wa ta'ala) By Yasir Qadhi
• Authentic Names and Attributes of Allah, the Most Glorious and High (PDF).
• Prominent Characteristic of the Saved Group
• TRUE Salafis!!
• Sufism: The term Sufi" actually appeared relatively late (in Kufa, Iraq, during the Abbasid period in the 9th century AD). It may be derived from the Arabic word (suf), meaning a coarse woolen garment, such as that worn by the monks and eventually adopted by some ascetic and mystic Muslims. The Sufis have introduced many innovations into Islam in the name of Tasawwuf and have justified such practises by fabricated statements and unsound arguments.
• Khawaarij: They came to be called the Khawarij ["the Seceders" or "the Rebels"] because of their rebellion [khuruj] against 'Ali ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be well pleased with him). They were the very first sect to split away from the main body of the Muslims. They will remain in the Ummah till they fight alongside Dajjal against this Ummah.
• The Raafidhah (Shi'aah) Initiated by the Jew, Abdullah bin Saba, this sect has developed into what we now know as the Shi'ah whose beliefs and thoughts are repugnant beyond belief.

• The Qadariyyah: They are proponents of self-determination and are deniers of Divine Pre-Determination. They claimed that Allaah has no power of His creation and that mankind is totally independent of His Will and Power.

>A Summary of the Beliefs of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah Pertaining to Al-Qada' and Al-Qadr By Abu 'Abdir-Rahman Mohammad Navaid Aziz

> Why Is It That Allah May Want What He Dislikes? By Dr. Saleh as-Saleh

• The Jabariyyah: They believe that a human does not have free will and are coerced into doing every action. Hence, they are proponents of pre-determination.

• Mu'tazilah: They erroneously believe that human reason is more reliable than tradition. This is why the Mu'tazilah are referred to as the Rationalist school of thought and have very many deviations in their methodological principles.
• Ash'arees: A sect that denies the Attributes of Allaah, ta'weel being one of its outstanding hallmarks.
• Al Maatrudiyyah: Their source of Usul ul Deen is ration and they take the text as second after that.

• The Murji'ah: Believe in putting off all deeds and actions and isolating these deeds from Faith. By this they have given hope for all ill-doers that their bad deeds are not in conflict with their Faith. Hence, they did not include actions in the definition of faith and claimed that sins do not affect a persons faith. They are one of the earliest sects.

• The Baatiniyyah: The Baatiniyyah claim that there is the internal hidden aspects to things and also the outward manifestations of things and that they have exclusivity to the internal hidden matters.
• The Qaadiyaaniyyah is a movement that started in 1900 CE as a plot by the British colonialists in the Indian subcontinent, with the aim of diverting Muslims away from their religion and from the obligation of jihaad in particular, so that they would not oppose colonialism in the name of Islam. The Qadianis are disbelievers, outside the fold of Islam and were instigated by British Imperialists in 19th century India. They hold that Ghulam Ahmad Mirza was a prophet.