Al-I‘tisam by Imam Al-Shatibi – Al-Risalah Publishers
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Al-I‘tisam by Imam Al-Shatibi is a classic Islamic reference on Bid‘ah, Sunnah, and Islamic principles. Published by Al-Risalah Publishers, this 960-page Arabic hardcover edition is an essential addition to every Islamic library.
Al-I‘tisam (الاعتصام) is a distinguished classical Islamic scholarly work by the renowned Maliki scholar and great Islamic jurist, Imam Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Musa Al-Shatibi (الإمام أبو إسحاق إبراهيم بن موسى الشاطبي) (d. 790 AH). It is regarded as one of the most important and comprehensive works on the principles of Sunnah and the study of religious innovations (Bid‘ah).
In this remarkable work, Imam Al-Shatibi examines the concept of Bid‘ah in detail, explaining its meaning, origins, different forms, and religious implications. Drawing upon evidence from the Holy Qur’an, authentic Hadith, and the understanding of the early generations of Islam, he establishes important principles for distinguishing between the authentic teachings of Islam and newly introduced religious practices.
The book discusses the causes behind the emergence of innovations, their impact on the Muslim community, and the importance of adhering to the Qur’an and Sunnah. Its systematic approach and detailed scholarly discussions make it an invaluable reference for understanding Islamic principles, religious methodology, and the preservation of authentic Sunnah.
This edition, published by Al-Risalah Publishers (مؤسسة الرسالة ناشرون), is a valuable addition to the library of Islamic scholarship. It is particularly beneficial for Islamic scholars, students of knowledge, researchers, and anyone interested in Aqeedah, Sunnah, and Islamic studies.
A highly recommended reference for every serious student of Islamic knowledge.
Book Specifications:
Book Title: Al-I‘tisam (الاعتصام)
Author: Imam Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Musa Al-Shatibi
Editor: Ammar Al-Bakkour
Publisher: Al-Risalah Publishers (مؤسسة الرسالة ناشرون)
Language: Arabic
Total Volumes: 1
Total Pages: 960
Paper Quality: Shamwa Paper
Binding: Premium Hardcover
Weight: Approximately 1.355 kg

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