Part 108

INDEX OF QUR’ANIC CITATIONS 455

Al-Mumtahinah (The Women to be Examined)

Al-Muzzammil (The One Wrapped in Garments)

Al-Muddaththir (The One Enveloped)

Al-Naba? (The Great News)

Al-Nazi‘at (Those Who Tear Out)

Al-Takwir (The Folding Up)

456 INDEX OF QUR’ANIC CITATIONS

Al-Mutaffifin (Those Who Deal in Al-Ikhis (Sincerity)

Al-Tariq (The Bright Star)

AI-A‘la (The Most High)

Al-Bayyinah (The Clear Evidence)

AL-Takathur (The Piling Up)

INDEX OF PERSONAL NAMES

“Abd Allah Ibn ‘Akim, 232

‘Abd Allah Ibn Mas‘td, 26, 84, 178, 302,

“Abd Allah Ibn Muhammad, 24, 216

“Abd Allah al-Qawariri, 235

“Abd Allah [bn Rabi‘ah al-Hadrami, 47

“Abd Allah Ibn Rawahah, 232

“Abd Allah Ibn Sa‘id Ibn Kullab, 146, 414

“Abd Allah Ibn Sulayman, 234

“Abd Allah Ibn Ubay, 203, 219, 220

“Abd al-Halim, 1, 2

“Abd al-Karim Ibn Malik, 190, 214

“Abd al-Rahman Ibn Mahdi, 46, 309, 351

“Abd al-Rahman Ibn Muhammad Ibn

“Abd al-Rahman Ibn Zayd, 105, 254

“Abd al-Rahmian Ibn Zayd Ibn Aslam, 105

“Abd al-Wahab Ibn Najdah, 47

“Abd al-Wahhab Ibn al-Shaykh Abu alFaraj al-Maqdisi, 417

Abu al-‘Abbis al-Qalanisi, 156

Abu ‘Abd Allah Ahmad Ibn Hanbal, 218,

Abu ‘Abd Allah Ibn Hamid, 100, 359

Abu “Abd Allah Ibn Mujahid, 131, 156

Abu “Abd Allah Muhammad Ibn Nasr,

Abu “Abd al-Rahim al-Juzjani, 378

Abu ‘AI Ibn Shadhan, 387

Abu ‘Ali al-Thaqafi, 131, 156

Abu ‘Amr Ibn al-‘Ala’, 99

Abu “Amr ‘Uthman Ibn Marziiq, 417

Abu Bakr (al-Siddiq), 204; Abu Bakr alSiddig, 33, 125

Abu Bakr al-Athram, 259

Abu Bakr al-Baqillani, 130

Abu Dawiid al-Sijistini, 303

Abu al-Faraj al-Maqdisi, 417

Abu al-Hassan al-Ash‘ari, 102, 131, 132,

Abu Hayyan, 35, 308

Abu al-Husayn al-Basti, 99

Abu Ishaq al-Fazari, 46, 308

Abu Ishaq al-Isfarayini, 156, 420, 424

Abu Jamrah, 309, 316

Abu Ja‘far al-Bagir., 244

Abu Ja‘far Muhammad Ibn ‘Ali, 318

Abu al-Khattab, 100, 387

Abu Khuthaymah, 258, 259

Abu al-Ma‘ali al-Juwayni, 387, 417

Abu Mansiir al-Maturidi, 415, 417

Abu al-Miqdam, 303, 308

Abu Muhammad Ibn al-Khashshab, 150

Abu Muhammad Ibn al-Labban, 387

Abu Muhammad ‘Abd Allah, 414

Abu Muslim al-Khurasani, 204

Abu al-Qasim al-Ansari, 420

Abu Qilabah, 20, 272

Abu Sulayman al-Darani, 272

Abu Tha‘labah, 59, 60

Abu ‘Ubayd al-Qasim Ibn Sallam, 307

Abu ‘Umar al-Talamanki, 329

Abu ‘Umar Ibn ‘Abd al-Birr, 327

Abu Usamah, 74, 308

Abu al-Walid al-Baji, 387, 417

Abu Zahrah, 2-4, 7, 11

Ahmad Ibn Harb, 152

“Ali Ibn Hajar, 152

“Ali Ibn Zayd, 325

“Amr Ibn ‘Absah, 22, 269

“Ammar Ibn Yasir, 201, 233

Asad Ibn Miisa, 294, 302

Ayyib al-Sikhtiyani, 308, 383

Al-Bagillani, 130, 131, 133

Banii Asad Ibn Khuzaymah, 252

Bagiyyah Ibn al-Walid, 47

Caliph Abu Bakr, 114 Caliph al-Ma’miin, 146

al-Fadl Ibn Ziyad, 430 Fudalah Ibn ‘Ubayd, 21 Fudayl Ibn Yassar, 318

al-Hajjaj (Ibn Yusuf), 204

Hammad Ibn Abi Sulayman, 131, 296

Hammid Ibn Salamah, 231, 245, 308, 325

Hanbal (Ibn Hilal al-Shaybani), 363

Hani? Ibn al-Mutawakkil, 234

Harb Ibn Isma‘Il, 433

al-Hassan Ibn ‘Ali Ibn Abi Talib, 190

Hassan Ibn ‘Atiyyah, 54, 294

al-Hassan Ibn Muhammad, 383

Hisham Ibn Jubayr, 324

Hubaysh Ibn Sindi, 434

Hubayyigh Ibn ‘Asal, 97

al-Husayn Ibn al-Fadl al-Bajli, 131

Ibn Abi Ayyub, 308

Ibn Abi Dhi’b, 308, 362

Ibn Abi al-Dunya, 24, 34, 123

Ibn Abi Hatim, 218, 306

Ibn Abi Hazim., 308

Ibn Abi Layla, 308

Ibn Abi Maymiinah, 262

Ibn Abi Mulaykah, 307

Ibn Abi Nujayh, 308

Ibn Abi Quhafah, 337

Ibn Abi Salih, 308

Ibn Abi Tabib, 308

Ibn Abi Ziyad, 308

Ibn Battah, 190, 293

Ibn Fiirak, 160, 422

Ibn al-Hajjaj, 21, 34, 308

Ibn Hamid, 100, 359

Ibn al-Harith, 232, 309

Ibn Hassan al-Dustuwa’i, 308

Ibn Idris, 50, 308

Ibn Ishaq, 255, 422

Ibn Jabr, 34, 307

Ibn Jarir, 77, 317

Ibn Jurayj, 308, 325

Ibn Khalid, 309, 316

Ibn Khuzaymah, 61, 252, 422

Ibn Majah, 58, 337

Ibn al-Mubarak, 303, 309

Ibn Muzahim, 41, 309

Ton Qayyim al-Jawziyyah, 4

Tbn Qutaybah, 44, 106, 437

Ibn al-Sa’ib, 106, 308

Ibn Sulayman al-Taymi, 309

Ibn Taymiyyah, 1-18, 24, 117

Ibn “Umayrah, 401, 402

Tbn al-Zaki al-Shafi‘, 3

brahim Ibn Muhajir, 46

Idris Ibn ‘Abd al-Karim, 376

Ishaq [bn Ibrahim, 189, 317, 431

Ishaq Ibn Rahwiyah, 328

Isma‘il Ibn ‘Ayyash, 231, 232

Jami‘ Ibn Shaddad, 232

Jarir Tbn “Uthmin, 231

Jundub Ibn “Abd Allah, 233

al-Kalbi, 76, 375 Khalaf Ibn Hayyan, 214

Khilid Tbn Mu‘dan, 270

Khaythamah Ibn ‘Abd al-Rahman, 233

Khubab Ibn al-Irth, 201

Layth Ibn Abi Sulaym, 45, 295

al-Layth Ibn Sa‘d, 234, 308

Ma‘qal Ibn ‘Ubayd, 214

Ma‘qal Ibn “Ubayd Allah al-‘Absi, 214

Maymin Ibn Mahran, 214, 216

Mu ‘adh Ibn Asad, 295

Mu‘adh Ibn Jabal, 57, 241

Mubarak Ibn Hassan, 190

Muhammad Abu Zahrah, 2

Muhammad Ibn Ahmad Ibn ‘Abd al-Hadi al-Hanbali, |

Muhammad Ibn al-Hassan, 100, 160, 234,

Muhammad Ibn al-Hassan Ibn Hartin,

Muhammad Ibn Nasr, 21, 56, 63, 178,

Muhammad Ibn Nasr al-Marwazi, 21,

Muhammad Ibn Rafi‘, 324

Muhammad Ibn Salamah al-Harrani, 308

Muhammad Ibn Shihab al-Zuhri, 308

Muhammad Ibn Sirin, 42, 308, 317

Muhammad Ibn Tahlah, 232

Muhammad Ibn Yahya, 246, 324, 325

Muhammad Ibn Yiisuf, 246, 416

Mukhlid Ibn al-Husayn, 308

Misa Ibn Harin al-Hammal, 307

Nasir al-Din al-Albani, 16

Na‘im Ibn Abi Hind, 402

al-Qattan, 309, 422 Qurrah Ibn Khalid, 316 al-Qilanisi, 384

al-Rabi‘ Ibn Anas, 41, 80 al-Rabi‘ Ibn Khaytham, 308 Rahman, 195

Rahman Ibn Zayd, 105, 254

Sa‘d Ibn Abi Waqaqas, 57, 92, 201, 244,

Sa‘d Ibn Mu‘adh, 340

Safwan Ibn ‘Amr, 47, 232

Sahl Ibn ‘Abd Allah, 34, 181, 245

Shams al-Din ‘Abd al-Rahman al-

Shaykh Taj al-Din al-Fazari, 3

Shaykh Husayn Yisuf al-Ghazal, 17

Shurayh Ibn “Ubayd, 232

Subayyigh Ibn ‘Asal, 97

Sufyan Ibn “Uyayynah, 24, 433

Sufyan Ibn “Uyyaynah, 308, 324

Sulayman al-Taymi, 308, 309

Sulayman Ibn Harb, 430

Talaq bn Habib, 173

“Uday Ibn Hatim, 79

“Ubayd Ibn ‘Umayr, 22, 269, 307

“Umar Ibn Habib, 241

“Ugbah Ibn “Abd Allah al-Mazni, 235

Usamah Ibn Zayd, 221

“Uthman Ibn Abi Shaybah, 303

“Uthman Ibn ‘Abd Allah, 232

al-“Uzayr, 80; ‘Uzayr, 80, 85

Wahb Ibn Jarir Ibn Hazim, 317

Wahb Ibn Munabbih, 308

Yahya Ibn Abt Kathir, 262, 383

Yahya Ibn Sa‘id, 235, 308, 309

Yahya Ibn Yahya, 318

Yazid Ibn Harin, 232, 309

Yazid Ibn Ibrahim, 309

Yazid Ibn ‘Umayrah, 402

Yazid Ibn Zuray‘, 235, 309

Yusuf Ibn Muhran, 325

Zayd Ibn Argam, 220

Zayd Ibn Aslam, 74, 105

Zayd Ibn ‘Ubayd Allah al-Yazni, 234

INDEX OF ARABIC TERMS

ahadith sahiah (sound sayings), 23

al-a‘mal al-zahirah, explicit deeds, 23

al-Ansar (the Helpers), 55, 209

al-Bayt al-‘Atiq (The Ancient House), 280

al-Bidayah wal-Nihayah, 3, 4

fajir (man of bad conduct), 36

fasad (corruption), 94; al-fasad, , 94

al-fasiqiin (the grave sinners), 259

fasl (chapter), 16, 18

fatwas (formal legal opinions), 7

ghuliil (dishonest person), 48

hanbalite, 5; hanbalites, 100, 390, 414

al-Hudaybiyyah, 69, Hudaybiyyah, 69,

hudiid (divine ordinances), 346

Hujjat al-Wada‘ (farewell pilgrimage), 349

Ibadiyyah, 330; al-Ibadiyyah, 330

ijma‘ (consensus of opinion), 53, 54

al-ijtiba” (choosing or election), 176

ijtihad (reasoning ability), 341

igrar (verbal confession), 134, 135, 157, igrar, 245

isnad (chain of transmission), 47, 49

istithan’ (exception), 132, 317

istithna’ (making the exception), 169

al-Jum ‘ah (Friday prayer), 152

kabirah (grave sin), 45

kalimah (testimony), 112, 224, 261, 263,

khabar (report), 144, 386

Khawf (fear), 33, 293

khushi‘, humility, 42, 43

Kullabite, 15, 414, 417; Kullabites, 348, 381

libas (garment), 120, 121

mabda’ al-lughat, 13, 102

mabda? al-lughat (origin of languages),

majaz, (literal and figurative), 12, 13, 98101

manzilah bayna al-manzilatayn, 12, 248, 328

ma‘tifah (knowledge), 245, 268; alma‘rifah, 245

ma ‘rif (kindness), 286

mihan (trials), 3, 4

minor shirk (association), 84

mugayyad, conditioned, 14, 18, 90, 237

Mutazilite, 102, 390; Mu‘tazilites, 8, 10,

mutlaq (absolute), 14, 18, 177, 379

muwafat (the state of belief at the time of one’s death), 15,421, 422; al-muwafat,

nafs (self), 316; al-nafs, 145, 147 al-na‘im (the pleasure), 57

nikah (marriage), 406 al-nuhbah, 27

Qadarite, 370, 373, 375; Qadarites, 370,

qadhf (false accusation), 97

al-qadhif (the slanderer), 326

qarinah, 107, 115; al-qarinah, 107

qawl (saying, speech, or utterence), 10, 157

qiyas (analogy), 126, 374, 380

Shahadat&n (two confessions), 166, 165

al-shakkakah (the doubters), 15, 413

shar‘ (islamic law), 160, 161, 286

al-shari‘ (the Legislator), 145, 161, 200

Shari‘ah (Islamic law) 4, 161, 409

sirat Mustaqim (Straight Path), 196

taqwa (piety or righteousness) 173, 175, 175

tawali (turning away), 73, 154

al-‘uliim al-‘agliyyah (rational thinking),

umm al-Qur’an (the opening chapter), 29

ziyarat al-qubir (visits to tombs), 7 Zoroastrian, 373

INDEX OF ENGLISH TERMS

chain of transmission, 21, 47, 49, 246,

Day of Resurrection, 104, 113, 123, 343,

Friday prayer, 50, 152, 271

Good work, 191, 196

habitual siiner, 162, 257

Hour of Truth, 343

inspiration, 107, 148, 179

minor pilgrimage, 21, 255, 298, 439

Mongols, 2, 4, 9

mustard seed, 64, 234, 411

pillars of Iman, 157

pious ones, 173, 194

426; righteous one, 70; righteous work,

scholastic theologians, 99, 155, 180, 199,

Seal of the Prophets, 398

verbal confession, 134, 135, 157, 240,

Wars of Apostasy, 96

wickedness, 84, 225, 299

Book of Faith represents the first complete English translation of the important and well-known work Kitab al-Iman, written by the renowned thirteenth-century Muslim scholar Ibn Taymiyyah. The concept of Iman, faith, is fundamental to Islam. Jman has served to define the nature of Muslim life and the essence of the religion as a whole. Ibn Taymiyyah’s own deep conviction and understanding of Iman is based on interpretation of the Qur’an, Hadith, sayings and deeds of the Prophet Muhammad, and the conduct of the pious

ancestors of the first three Islamic centuries.

Ibn Taymiyyah was born in Syria on 22 January (661/1263). Throughout history, he is considered one of the very few distinguished scholars of Islam. From an early age, Ibn ‘Taymiyyah was firmly grounded in Islamic traditional education, with emphasis on the Qur’an, Hadith and the Arabic language. His prolific works have served to reaffirm traditional Islamic understanding. Ibn Taymiyyah’s scholarly contribution resulted in numerous books and treatises.

Salman Hassan Al-Ani is Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures specializing in Linguistics at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. He is the Editor of the International Journal of Islamic and Arabic Studies. Shadia Ahmad Tel is Professor of Education specializing in Educational Psychology and Bilingual Language Education. She is currently the Dean of the College of Education at Yarmouk University in Irbid, Jordan.

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