Chapters 1–20: The Foundation of Tawheed
Students will learn why Allah created us, the importance of Tawheed and the dangers of Shirk. They will study worship, calling people to Tawheed, Ruqyah, amulets, seeking blessings, sacrifice, vows, seeking help and intercession.
Chapters 21–35: Different Forms of Shirk
Students will learn about different ways people can fall into Shirk. They will study magic, fortune-telling, believing in bad signs, beliefs about stars, exaggerating about righteous people and the dangers connected to graves.
Chapters 36–51: Words and Actions That Can Harm Tawheed
Students will learn about words and actions that can weaken or harm Tawheed. They will study showing off, doing worship for worldly reasons, swearing by other than Allah and using words that wrongly place people alongside Allah.
Chapters 52–67: Protecting Your Belief
Students will learn about having the correct thoughts about Allah, Qadar, Allah’s Names and Attributes and other important matters of belief. They will learn how Prophet Muhammad ﷺ protected Tawheed and closed the ways that could lead people to Shirk.
Worshipping Allah Alone
Students will learn that Du’a, sacrifice, vows, trust, fear, hope and other acts of worship must be for Allah alone.
Understanding Shirk
Students will learn what Shirk means and why it is dangerous. They will learn how to recognize different beliefs and actions that go against Tawheed.
Protecting Tawheed
Students will learn how to keep their Tawheed strong and protect their faith by following the Qur’an and Sunnah and worshipping Allah alone.
Chapters 1–20: The Foundation of Tawheed (Believing in Allah Alone)
Chapter 1: Allah created the jinn and humans only to worship Him.
Chapter 2: The importance of Tawheed and how it removes sins.
Chapter 3: The person who keeps their Tawheed pure will enter Paradise without punishment or being questioned.
Chapter 4: The importance of fearing Shirk (worshipping others besides Allah).
Chapter 5: Calling people to say and understand La ilaha illa Allah (There is no one worthy of worship except Allah).
Chapter 6: The meaning of Tawheed and the statement of faith.
Chapter 7: Wearing things like rings or strings to protect from harm or bad luck.
Chapter 8: Ruqyah, amulets, and charms.
Chapter 9: Seeking blessings from trees, stones, or other objects.
Chapter 10: Sacrificing an animal for someone or something other than Allah.
Chapter 11: Not sacrificing for Allah in a place where others are worshipped.
Chapter 12: Making vows to other than Allah is Shirk.
Chapter 13: Seeking protection from other than Allah is Shirk.
Chapter 14: Asking for help from other than Allah in matters only Allah can do is Shirk.
Chapter 15–16: Explaining that those people they call upon besides Allah cannot create or control anything.
Chapter 17: The truth about intercession and that it only happens by Allah’s permission.
Chapter 18–20: Allah guides whom He wills, and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ showed people the correct guidance.
Chapters 21–35: Different Forms of Shirk
Chapter 21: Reasons why some people fell into disbelief.
Chapter 22: The ruling and dangers of magic.
Chapter 23: Different types of magic.
Chapter 24–25: Fortune-tellers, people who claim to know the unseen, and soothsayers.
Chapter 26: Using magic and believing in good or bad signs.
Chapter 27–28: Believing stars control events or that rain comes because of stars.
Chapter 29: Loving Allah, supporting believers, and staying away from disbelief.
Chapter 30: Protecting Tawheed from anything that harms it.
Chapter 31: Not exaggerating in praising righteous people.
Chapter 32–34: The dangers of exaggerating about graves and making images.
Chapter 35: How Shaytaan can mislead people through graves of righteous people.
Chapters 36–51: Words and Actions That Can Lead to Shirk
Chapter 36: Following people when they make something Allah made forbidden into something allowed.
Chapter 37–38: Seeking judgment from false laws instead of Allah’s Book.
Chapter 39–40: Showing off in worship and doing actions only for worldly benefits.
Chapter 41: Cursing time, fate, or the wind.
Chapter 42: Using titles that belong only to Allah, like “King of Kings.”
Chapter 43–46: Respecting Allah’s Names and not swearing by other than Allah.
Chapter 47–50: Asking by Allah’s Name, respecting His Attributes, and not saying “If Allah and you will” in a way that puts people equal with Allah.
Chapter 51: Speaking badly about the wind.
Chapters 52–67: Beliefs and Actions Against Tawheed
Chapter 52: Having wrong thoughts about Allah and doubting His promises.
Chapter 53: The mistake of denying Allah’s Qadar (decree).
Chapter 54–55: Ruling about making images and complaining through excessive crying and wailing.
Chapter 56: Seeking intercession through Allah by asking His creation.
Chapter 57: How the Prophet ﷺ protected Tawheed and prevented paths leading to Shirk.
Chapter 58: The rights Allah has over His servants and the rights of servants from Allah.
Chapter 59: The importance of sending peace and blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ.
Chapter 60: Not swearing by anything created; only Allah should be sworn by.
Chapter 61–64: Understanding Allah’s Names and Attributes correctly.
Chapter 65: The virtue of remembering Allah (Dhikr).
Chapter 66: The creation of the heavens and the earth.
Chapter 67: The conclusion: Keeping Tawheed pure and protecting one’s faith.
