A brief biography of Shaykh Muhammad Taqi-Dīn Ibn ‘Abd al-Qādir al-Hilālī

Source: Tuhfatul-Ikhwān Bi-Tarājim Ba’dil-Ayān by Shaykh Abd al-Azīz Ibn Bāz رحمه الله ﷽ The Shaykh, the ‘Alāma (great scholar), the doctor, Muhammad Taqi-Dīn Ibn Abd al-Qādir al-Hilālī al-Husnī (1) passed away in Dār al-Baydā (Casablanca) Morocco on Tuesday, which corresponds to the 27th of Shawāl in the year 1407 Hijri, may Allāh have mercy upon him, an all-embracing mercy, and multiply his rewards. He was born in al-Muharam in the year of 1311 Hijrī, … Continue reading A brief biography of Shaykh Muhammad Taqi-Dīn Ibn ‘Abd al-Qādir al-Hilālī

Did the Prophet ﷺ Judge by the Laws of the People of the Book?

Source: ‘Hukm al-Jāhiliyyah by al-Allāmah Ahmad ibn Muhammad Shākir رحمه الله ﷽ It is established that the Prophet ﷺ stoned (to death) a Jewish man and woman, this is a refutation of the one who claims that he ﷺ ruled between the People of the Book with their Legislation. The Shaykh [Ahmad ibn Muhammad Shākir رحمه الله] said: “Indeed the Messenger of Allah ﷺ only … Continue reading Did the Prophet ﷺ Judge by the Laws of the People of the Book?

Introduction to The Etiquettes of Debate and Discourse in Islām: Getting to Know the School of Thought of your Opponent [Pt. 3 of 30]

There is no doubt that it is a must for a debater to know the school of thought of his opponent prior to the debate. He should know the doubts that are connected to the debate so that he may be able to refute them, be it from the angle of certainty or indication. This is because if he [the debater] were to be surprised by a certain doubt during the debate, his maneuvering and arguing out of the doubt would not be the same as if he prepared himself prior to the debate. Continue reading Introduction to The Etiquettes of Debate and Discourse in Islām: Getting to Know the School of Thought of your Opponent [Pt. 3 of 30]