Salih Al Fawzan Kitab At Tawhid In Arabic Sharh By Salih Al Fawzan
Product Overview
This Arabic-language edition is a detailed sharḥ (commentary) by Ṣāliḥ al‑Fawzān on the classical creed textbook Kitâb al‑Tawḥīd authored by Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al‑Wahhāb. It presents a rigorous exposition of the fundamentals of Islamic monotheism (tawḥīd), elaborating definitions, concepts and correct beliefs in the Hanbali/Atharī tradition.
This edition is ideal for students of creed (‘aqīdah) wanting to understand and internalise the correct methodology and terminology in Arabic.
Why This Edition Is Valuable
Authoritative scholarship – Shaykh Ṣāliḥ al-Fawzān is a well-known contemporary scholar, offering clarity, methodical structure and reliable commentary.
Rooted in foundational text – By explaining Kitâb al-Tawḥīd (a major classical text on tawḥīd) the commentary helps readers go deeper than mere text-memorisation and engage in understanding.
Arabic language format – For those who prefer original-language study, this edition allows direct engagement with Arabic terms, phrasing, and creed-technical vocabulary.
Designed for serious students – This isn’t a light overview; it works best if you’re ready to reflect, take notes and discuss with a mentor or in a study circle.
Suitable For
Students of knowledge who are already comfortable with Arabic and basic creed terminology.
Study circles in Islamic institutes that teach Islamic creed and want a structured Arabic-language commentary.
Independent learners who are building up a classical Islamic library with reliable works on tawḥīd.
Teachers looking for a solid reference text for higher‐level classes in usūl al-dīn (principles of religion).
Additional Notes
Because the text is in Arabic and deals with technical creed matters, a basic familiarity with Arabic grammar and theological terms (e.g., ṣifāt, tawḥīd, shirk, ʿaqīdah) will improve comprehension.
Best approach: read the recommended section, summarise the definitions in your own words, write down any new terms, then reflect or ask questions in a group.
Consider pairing this commentary with a simpler introduction (or translation) if you’re still mastering Arabic, so you can cross-reference for clarity.
Because the physical book is likely hardcover and sized for durability, treat it as a long-term reference you’ll return to many times.