Islamic Studies: Book 3

The "Islamic Studies" series of books by the prolific writer and scholar Dr. Bilal Philips are part of a meticulously written series intended to guide young Muslims in a manner that helps them acquire a thorough practical and spiritual foundation. This series have been generally acknowledged as an excellent introduction set to the principles of the Islamic faith, with core sciences discussed and explored, for both the new Muslim as well as the "old" Muslim wishing to brush up on the fundamentals. The series equip the young believer with reliable information, based purely on the Qur'an and Sunnah, about the tenets of Islam as well as introduce him to some of the fundamental fields of learning, like the sciences of 'Aqidah, haddith, Tafsir, and Fiqh. These volumes dedicated to the understanding of Tawhid, Tafsir, Haddith and Fiqh for older students where each volume consists of number of lessons and tests. Dr. Bilal draws the student's attention to the world around him and compares and contrasts the wisdom of Allah with what is currently enacted or believed in today's society. An excellent curriculum which speaks to youth in the language and concepts they understand. The third in a series of 4 primarily books designed for high school (secondary) school students (ages 12-18) and to identify and build Islamic character, Islamic Studies Book 3, delves deeply into important details related to Tawheed (Islamic monotheism) and the pillars of prayer and fasting. The chapters about the Qur'an, specifically, impart upon the reader vital information that plants in the heart of the reader a newfound admiration and appreciation for the miracle and authenticity of the Noble Qur'an. Finally, this third book does also focus on four areas of Islamic knowledge: Aqidah, Tafsir, Haddith and Fiqh and is presented in simple language. It is also suitable for new-Muslims and adults seeking an easy explanation of the basic areas of Islamic disciplines. All texts are supported by evidence from the Quran and authentic haddith.