Jumia Books About Bid’at Written by Hüseyin Hilmi Işık

About Bid’at by Hüseyin Hilmi Işık is a powerful and uncompromising Islamic text that confronts the issue of religious innovation—known in Arabic as bid‘at. Rooted in classical Islamic scholarship and Hadith, this book explores how unauthorized additions to religious practice can distort the purity of Islam and lead believers astray.

The author begins by defining bid‘at in its theological and historical context, distinguishing between innovations that contradict the Qur’an and Sunnah, and those that are mistakenly adopted out of ignorance or cultural habit. With clarity and conviction, Hüseyin Hilmi Işık explains:

The origins and classifications of bid‘at

The spiritual consequences of engaging in religious innovations

The prophetic warnings against altering divine guidance

How bid‘at affects individual faith and communal integrity

The importance of adhering strictly to the practices of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the rightly guided scholars

One of the book’s most striking features is its use of Hadith to underscore the severity of bid‘at. The quote, “Holders of bid’at will become dogs for the people of Hell,” attributed to Hadith-i-Sherif, sets the tone for the book’s urgent message: innovation in religion is not a minor error—it is a path to destruction.

This book is essential for:

Students of Islamic jurisprudence and theology

Imams and religious educators seeking clarity on bid‘at

Muslims concerned with preserving authentic religious practice

Readers interested in the ethical boundaries of religious reform

About Bid’at is not just a theological warning—it is a call to spiritual vigilance. Hüseyin Hilmi Işık invites readers to examine their practices, seek authentic knowledge, and uphold the integrity of Islam as it was revealed. With its direct tone and scholarly depth, this book serves as both a mirror and a guide for anyone serious about faith.

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