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ABOUT THE BOOK
The principles and fundamentals of the Tablighi Jama’ah are com-monly known as the “six points”. The first proponent of the Jama’ah considered these principles to be essential, and he was very particu-lar about teaching and propagating them. Shaykh Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi says in his introduction to this book:
“These principles are: pondering over the meaning and demands of the kalimah tayyibah, knowledge of the compulsory acts of Islam and the different acts of worship, constant vigilance on the impor-tance of knowledge and remembrance of Allah, engrossing one-self in the remembrance of Allah, being aware of and fulfilling the rights of Muslims, correcting the intention and devotion in every deed, abstaining from futile things, constant vigilance of and desire for travelling in the cause of Allah, and the virtues thereof. It is these components and peculiarities which saved this da’wah from becoming a means of acquiring political ambitions, material bene-fits, and positions of authority and leadership. And it is these com-ponents which maintained it as a purely religious call, and as a means of acquiring the pleasure of Allah.
“These fundamentals and components which are considered to be essential for this Jama’ah are derived from the Qur’an and Sunnah. They act as protectors and guards for the acquisition of Allah’s pleasure and the protection of Islam. These sources of all these are the Qur’an and Sunnah.”
A need was felt together these Qur’anic verses and Ahadith in a separate book. All praise is due to Allah, Maulana Muhammad Yusuf, the deputy of Maulana Muhammad Ilyas, who had an in-depth and wide knowledge of the books of Hadith, gathered all these fundamentals and regulations in a single book and covered them in great detail. This book is not just a collection of these funda-mentals and components, but an encyclopedia for them
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