The Seventeen Benefits of Tribulation
Izzuddin Abdussalam
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This is a much needed text for our time, as we live in an age where tribulations are constantly befalling us.
So what should be the appropriate response?
What should we do, and what is our conduct in the face of these perceived calamities?
All these questions and more are answered in this singular text compiled by a classical scholar.
So what should be the appropriate response?
What should we do, and what is our conduct in the face of these perceived calamities?
All these questions and more are answered in this singular text compiled by a classical scholar.
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January 22, 2021
I still haven't read this but i will soon update my review if there is something to be bother. Edit: this is Honestly one of the most Beneficial books ive read!! May Allah bless us with Beneficial knowledge 😄💕✨✨
Dr. Robby Barber- EL
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September 3, 2018
Great for the wearied nafs..
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Husani Bagamba
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October 14, 2023
"Short, Sweet, and to the Point"
About the author
His full name is Abu Muhammad Izzudeen Abdulaziz ibn Muhammad ibn Abdussalam ibn Abu Qasim ibn Al-Hassan ibn Muhammad ibn Al-Muhadab Al-Sulami Al-Damishqi Al-Shafi.
He was born in Damascus (577h) and moved to Egypt in 639h where he passed away in 660h. He is also popularly known Sultan al-Ulema/ the sultan of the scholars.
Al-Izz ibn Abdussalam as one of the great scholars of Islam and one of the (great) intellectual of the seventh Islamic century, he was one of the sultans of the scholars who vanquished oppression and tyranny, he commanded the good and forbade evil and so on. He made souls aware of the importance in the path of victory and glorification of the religion of Allah (the Exalted).
He studied with all the leaders of his time including Ibn Aaskir. He studied the Shafi school of Sunni Islamic law, Hadith, Arabic and many other sciences. He reached the level of Mujtahid where he could directly derive principles from the sources of Islamic law.
He is famously known as Al-Izz according to researchers, as he is famous for being a jurist and Mujtahid. Many of the works of Imam Al-Izz ibn Abdussalam have not seen the light of day.
He was also concerned to remove innovation and new matters. He did fear the reproach of the innovators or literalists. He would take part in debates and discussions with them.
Many students studied at his hands including Ibn Daqaiq Al-?Id and Shihabuddeen Abu Shammah.
In 635 he was given the post chief judge and he left the position that same year. Al-Izz passed away in Cairo (Egypt) in the year 660 on the tenth of Jamada Al-Ulaa.
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