Thalāthat al-Uṣūl (The Three Fundamental Principles) by Shaykh al-Islām Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb (raḥimahullāh), with the explanation of Shaykh Zayd ibn Hādī al-Madkhalī (raḥimahullāh), taught by Ustādh Abdul Hakeem Mitchell (hafidhahullāh)
• Recap: loving and hating for Allāh's sake is a foundation of Islām; distinguishing ourselves from those who oppose the truth
• A Muslim is loved in proportion to his obedience; the innovator is disliked for his opposition to the Sunnah yet loved for his Islām
• The two kinds of differing: differing of variety and differing of contradiction
• Refuting "we cooperate in what we agree upon and excuse each other in what we differ"
• Giving concern to the Qurʾān through the books of tafsīr, such as al-Jalālayn and as-Saʿdī, and to the Sunnah
• The scholar who spreads knowledge and refutes innovation is like the mujāhid on the battlefield, or greater
Streamed LIVE from the Salafi Centre of Manchester's South Manchester lesson at the Phil Martin Centre, Moss Side, on 2/2/23