The interest and importance of this book are intimately linked to its subject. Faith is indeed the common base of all divine revelations and holds a prominent place in the Koran, both Meccan and Medina.
As part of our project to offer readers "The Essentials of Islamic Sciences", a collection that we want to be practical, rich and accessible, we are pleased to place this work in your hands, which deals with the Islamic faith of a simple but effective way. Indeed, the author succeeded in providing readers with the relevant elements of the faith while sparing them theological polemics.
Although dogma is a field that essentially concerns the invisible (Ghayb), the words of this book are supported by reason and modern scientific truths. We discover, over the pages, a wealth of teachings and a multitude of information giving the book a notorious merit. The didactic content and the pedagogical approach make it both an instruction tool for self-taught people and a teaching aid for groups.
This work certainly allows easy access to the Islamic faith as a scientific discipline and above all, presents it in a new light.

Topics covered in this book:

The Hadith of the angel Jibril (Gabriel)

Sources of knowledge

The importance of faith

- Faith in the Quran

- Faith answers existential questions

- Faith explains the world

Characteristics of the Islamic Faith

The first pillar: Faith in Allah (al-îmànu bi-llàh)

The Quran and the Existence of Allah

- The perfection of creation

- The principle of causality

- The original purity

- Allah is the only one who grants supplications

Types of Oneness of Allah

- The uniqueness of the lordship (Tawhid ar-Rubûbiyya)

- The Oneness of Divinity (Tawhïd al-ulùhiyya)

- The Uniqueness of Names and Attributes (Tawhïd al-Asmâ' wa s-Sifât)

The vision of Allah (ru'ya)

The attribute of knowledge in the Quran

The revealed attributes (as-sifat al-khabariyya)

Sublime names of Allah (al-asmà' al-Husnâ)

The believer and the divine names

The list of names

The second pillar: Faith in angels (al-malâ'ika)

Characteristics of Angels

The Tasks of Angels

Some names of angels

The believer and the angels

Genies (al-Jinns)

How to guard against ash-Shaytan and jinn in general?

The third pillar: faith in the prophets and messengers (al-anbiyâ' wa r-rusul)

The nature of prophecy

Number of Prophets

Distinction between the Prophets

Characteristics of Prophets

The Impeccability of the Prophets (al-'isma)

Miracles and Wonders

The Miracles

- Some miracles quoted in the Koran

- The Prodigies (al-karamât)

The Fourth Pillar: The Revealed Books

The revelation (al-Wahy)

Revelation as a divine second wind

- Definition

modes of revelation

The Revelation and Preservation of the Quran

The Books Revealed

The Fifth Pillar: Faith in the Last Day (al-Yawmu al-Akhir)

Is the afterlife possible?

- The desire to be eternal

- Divine justice

- The material possibility of resurrection

- The Hour of the Hour

Minor Signs of the End Times

The major signs

The resurrection

al-barzakh (! the interworld)

The Stages of the Last Day

The Sixth Pillar: Faith in Predestination (al-Qadâ' wa 1-Qadar)

The pre-eternal omniscience of Allah

The Guarded Table (al-Lawh al-Mahfuz)

The will and pleasure of Allah

human acts

Free will

Guidance is of two types

What facilitates obedience

Predestination and secondary causes (al-asbâb)

The sufferings of the innocent (children, prophets and virtuous people)

The invocation and the divine decree

Faith: its nature and what cancels it

Definitions

Faith145

The Great Sin (Al-Kabïra)

What can prevent divine punishment

The fate of non-believers

The fate of the children of non-believers and those who have not received a divine message

What Nullifies Faith

Circumstances preventing takfir

ignorance

The mistake

The constraint

The misinterpretation