(القول المتين في بيان أمور الدين)‎ للإمام أحمد بن عبد الكريم الأشموني (من علماء القرن الحادي عشر)‎ : (دراسة و تحقيق)‎

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The book revolves around the most important chapters of the faith.

Whereas it deals with the origin of religion and its branches, the concept of faith and its pillars, the concept of Islam and its obligations, the concept of charity and its fruits, and Imam Ahmad bin Abdul Karim al-Ashmuni (may Allah have mercy on him) mentioned these meanings precious words in which he combines the basis and construction, as he combined the behaviors and effects of faith It appears on the true believer.

He (may Allah have mercy on him) says while talking about the pillars and the basis of religion: “As for religion, there are three things: Islam, faith, and charity.

Its matters are three things: obeying a command, avoiding its prohibition, and consenting with judgment and destiny.

” And in his speech on the meaning of monotheism and belief, he says: “The fundamentals are monotheism and its branches are to follow the Qur'an and the Sunnah of its Prophet (may Allah's prayers and peace be upon him), eat lawful, avoid forbidden things, and pity for the creation of Allah Almighty and stop harm from them.

In fact, what distinguished this book are the questions posed by Al-Ashmouni through its authorship is that if he answered a question, he added it by saying (if it was said.

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And his saying, “What is charity, and what are its conditions, what is its fruit, and what is its end? ” and so forth.