Fitnah: Discord and Conflict among Muslims | Al-Muqaddim

Fitnah: The Concept of Discord and Conflict among Muslims

بصائر الفتن

Al-Muqaddim's study of fitnah among Muslims — its causes, the traits that fuel it, and the humility, sincerity and unity that guard against it.

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Publisher One Islam Productions
Author Muhammad Ismail Al-Muqaddim
Translator M S Hindi
Binding Hardback
Pages 208
Size 6x8.75x0.5" (15x22x1.5cm)
Edition 1st (2025)
Weight (lbs) 0.82

Fitnah: The Concept of Discord and Conflict among Muslims by Muhammad Ismail Al-Muqaddim is an essential work for contemporary Muslims seeking to understand and navigate the challenges of internal discord within the Ummah. Drawing upon the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, his Companions, and esteemed Islamic scholars, the book delves into the multifaceted nature of fitnah — ranging from ideological disputes to social unrest.

What the Book Examines

Al-Muqaddim meticulously examines the characteristics that give rise to fitnah, such as arrogance, suspicion, and the abandonment of unity, while also highlighting the virtues that counteract these divisive traits, including humility, sincerity, and adherence to the collective body of Muslims. The author emphasizes the importance of verifying information, avoiding hasty judgments, and maintaining strong communal ties as means to safeguard oneself and the broader community from the detrimental effects of discord.

Who It Is For

In an era marked by rapid information dissemination and increasing polarization, this book serves as a timely reminder of the Islamic principles that promote harmony and understanding. It is a valuable resource for Muslims aiming to strengthen their faith, uphold unity, and contribute positively to the Ummah’s cohesion.

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Subtitle
بصائر الفتن
Author
Muhammad Ismail Al-Muqaddim
Translator
M S Hindi
Binding
Hardback
Pages
208
Size
6x8.75x0.5" (15x22x1.5cm)
Edition
1st (2025)
Weight (lbs)
0.82

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EAN13
9786035014458