Urdu: As-Salatu Was-Salamu Ala-Rasoolillah

A command from Allah — but which words, and how?

Sending salat and salam upon the Prophet ﷺ is a direct command of Allah, one whose denial or belittlement amounts to disbelief, and its regular practice is both a sign of a believer's love for the Messenger ﷺ and a means of deepening that love. But which salat, exactly, has been commanded, and in what form? As-Salatu Was-Salamu Ala-Rasoolillah ﷺ (الصلاة والسلام على رسول الله) is the Urdu translation of a unique and important work on precisely this question by Shaykh al-Islam Imam Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله).

What the book covers

The book takes up almost every dimension of salat and salam upon the Prophet ﷺ in detailed, reasoned, and clear discussion — its legal basis, its correct forms, and its meaning — in the same rigorous style familiar to students of Imam Ibn al-Qayyim, Ibn Taymiyyah's most well-known student.

Why it matters

For a command repeated in every prayer's tashahhud, remarkably few readers have studied its evidence and etiquette in depth. This translation makes that classical treatment accessible to Urdu readers, grounding a daily practice in its full scholarly context.