Explanation of Al-Aqeedat Al-Waasitiyyah by Ibn Taimiyyah, explained by Saalih al-Fawzaan

Explanation of Al-Aqeedat Al-Waasitiyyah presents a clear, structured explanation of one of the most widely studied texts of Islamic creed. The original creed, written by Ibn Taimiyyah, sets out the foundations of Muslim belief in concise form; this explanation, by Saalih al-Fawzaan, unpacks its meaning point by point for the student who wants to understand not just what Muslims believe, but why each point of belief matters.

The book works through the core subjects of classical Islamic creed in an orderly way: belief in Allah and His attributes, belief in the revealed books and the messengers, belief in the Last Day and divine decree, and the way of the early Muslim community in matters of faith. Throughout, the emphasis is on clarity and precision, presenting the creed as a coherent whole rather than a list of isolated doctrines, and showing how each article of faith connects with worship, conduct, and the everyday life of a believer.

Key themes readers will explore:

• The foundations of Islamic creed and how they are organised as a system of belief
• Belief in Allah, His names and attributes, as presented in the classical creed tradition
• Belief in the angels, the revealed books, the messengers, and the Last Day
• Divine decree and its place within a balanced understanding of faith
• The approach of the early generations to questions of belief, and why it is followed

Who should read this book

This book is for students of Islamic creed, readers who want a systematic introduction to classical Sunni belief, teachers and study-circle participants, and any Muslim who wishes to ground their faith in a clear, text-based understanding of what they believe and why.

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