Kitab Al Tawhid by Faris Al Hammadi

Here’s a YouTube description you can use: Fear of Allah (الخوف من الله) is one of the greatest acts of worship and a cornerstone of Tawheed. In this lesson from Kitab Al-Tawhid, we explore the true meaning of fearing Allah, the different types and levels of fear, and when fear becomes an act of worship that must be directed to Allah alone. Topics covered: • The definition of خوف (fear) in Islam •...

In this lesson from *Kitab Al-Tawhid*, we explore one of the most important acts of worship: loving Allah. Does committing sins mean that a person does not love Allah? What is the difference between loving Allah and loving something alongside Allah? When does love become an act of worship, and when can it fall into minor shirk? In this chapter, we discuss: • Does sinning negate one's love for Alla...

Explanation of the chapter “Loving Allah” from Kitab al-Tawhid by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. This chapter discusses the obligation of loving Allah alone with complete and sincere love, and the prohibition of directing the same level of love to others alongside Him. It clarifies the difference between loving for the sake of Allah and loving others with the type of love that is an act of worship. T...

In this chapter of Kitab at-Tawhid, we explore the issue of **seeking rain through lunar phases (Anwā’) ** and why Islam strictly forbids attributing rainfall to stars, moons, or natural cycles instead of Allah ﷻ. The Prophet ﷺ clarified that rain is only sent by Allah, and believing that celestial bodies independently cause rain contradicts pure Tawhid. This chapter highlights the danger of hidde...

In this lesson from Kitāb al-Tawḥīd, we explain the chapter related to astronomy and celestial phenomena, clarifying the Islamic position on stars, planets, eclipses, and natural events. Islam teaches that the sun, moon, stars, and all cosmic events are created signs of Allah, fully under His command. They do not bring benefit or harm independently, nor do they control destiny, sustenance, or huma...

📌 Chapter 28: Belief in Omens (At-Tatayyur) – Kitab al-Tawhid Explained In this lesson, we explore At-Tatayyur — the forbidden practice of believing in bad omens, superstitions, signs, unlucky days, or objects. Shirk begins when the heart attaches success, failure, harm, or benefit to anything besides Allah. We cover: • What tatayyur means in Islam • Why believing in omens is a form of shirk • Pr...

In this episode, we explore the chapter of Nushrah (الـنُّشْرَة) from Kitāb al-Tawḥīd, where Shaykh Muhammad ibn ʿAbdul-Wahhāb رحمه الله clarifies the Islamic ruling on removing magic through similar means. We discuss: What Nushrah means linguistically and Islamically The difference between permissible and forbidden Nushrah The dangers of resorting to magicians and soothsayers The correct, Shar‘i...

In this lesson, we explore the grave prohibition of seeking knowledge of the unseen through kahanah (soothsaying), ʿirāfah (fortune-telling), astrology, and other deceptive forms of prediction. We discuss: Why belief in soothsayers contradicts Tawheed (the Oneness of Allah). How the Prophet ﷺ warned against visiting or believing fortune-tellers. The danger of attributing unseen knowledge to anyone...

In this chapter, I'll discuss the grave danger and reality of Magic (السحر) — one of the major nullifiers of Tawheed. The lesson explains how magic opposes the foundation of worship, involves seeking help from the devils, and often leads to disbelief. We explore: 1- The Quranic evidences proving the reality of magic 2- The difference between illusions and true sorcery 3- Why learning or practicing...

In this lesson, we explore the Prophet’s ﷺ warning that some of this Ummah will return to idol worship and imitate the nations before them — “handspan by handspan and arm’s length by arm’s length.” We’ll discuss how these forms of imitation appear in beliefs, customs, and modern-day practices, and why Tawhid must remain protected from all traces of shirk and innovation. 📖 Based on the chapter: “S...

In this episode, we explore the chapter: “What has been mentioned that some of this Ummah will worship idols.” A powerful reminder that shirk (polytheism) can reappear even within the Ummah of Muhammad ﷺ, despite the message of Tawheed being clear and complete. We will discuss: The meaning of Jibt and Taghut How devils enter idols and deceive mankind The false notion that it’s permissible to build...

In this episode, we cover the important chapter from Kitab al-Tawhid: “What has been mentioned that exaggeration in the graves of the righteous makes them idols worshipped besides Allah.” We explore how exaggeration in honoring the righteous led previous nations to shirk, how Islam warned against such practices, and why protecting pure monotheism requires avoiding every path that leads to idol-wor...

In this lesson I'll explain the chapter: “What has come of stern warning against worshipping Allah at the grave of a righteous man – so how then if one actually worships him?” Shaykh al-Islam Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab رحمه الله highlights the grave danger of innovations at graves, how they can lead to shirk, and why the Prophet ﷺ warned so strongly against exaggeration with the righteous. We wil...

In this chapter from Kitab al-Tawhid, we explore the cause behind the misguidance and disbelief of many from the children of Adam: excessiveness (ghuluw) in venerating the righteous. Shaykh al-Islam Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhab (رحمه الله) explains how exaggeration in honoring pious individuals led earlier nations away from Tawhid and into shirk. This lesson is a timeless warning for Muslims today —...

In this session of Kitab Al-Tawhid, we will explore the concept of guidance (الهداية) in Islam and its different types. What does it mean for Allah ﷻ to guide? How is guidance given through explanation and direction, and how is true success and steadfastness only from Allah alone? The meanings of guidance in the Qur’an and Sunnah The distinction between human guidance (teaching and showing the pat...

Intercession (الشفاعة) is one of the key topics explained by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhab in Kitab al-Tawhid. In this lesson, we cover: The true meaning of intercession in Islam The difference between the intercession affirmed (الشفاعة المثبتة) and the intercession denied (الشفاعة المنفية) How intercession belongs only to Allah, and no one can intercede without His permission Qur’anic verses a...