The clear revelations of the meanings of the Wasitiyyah

Authored by Sheikh / Abdul Aziz bin Muhammad Al-Salman Volume 919 pages, paper, Shamua The revealing clarifications about the meanings of Al-Wasitiya Praise be to Allah, who alone possesses majesty, greatness, pride, and beauty, and I thank Him with the thanks of a servant acknowledging his shortcoming for some of the blessings and favors He bestows. And I bear witness that there is no deity but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger. May Allah send peace and blessings upon him, his family, and his companions abundantly. And after that, Because one of our brothers asked me to turn the "Fundamental Questions and Answers" into an explanation of Al-Wasitiya, I responded to him, and I added what I see is urgently needed, and I omitted what I see is of little need, and I took care that it be suitable for both teacher and student, not too long and boring nor too short and deficient. I gathered much from the books of the investigators; like the two Sheikhs—Sheikh Al-Islam, the author of the creed, and his student Ibn Al-Qayyim, and others, and from books that draw from their writings and similar works of the insightful. I named it: "The Clear Revelations of the Meanings of Al-Wasitiya." And I ask Allah, the Ever-Living, the Sustainer, the Almighty, the First and the Last, the Hidden and the Apparent, the All-Knowing of everything, the One with majesty and generosity, the Unique, the Self-Sufficient, who neither begets nor is born, and there is none comparable to Him, the Near and the Respondent, that He makes our work sincere for His noble face, and that He benefits those who read it, hear it, and strive to spread it. Indeed, He is capable of all things. And may Allah send peace and blessings upon Muhammad, his family, and all his companions. By Allah, O you who look into it and benefit from it—ask Allah for success for its compiler. And say at the beginning: "Allah, the Creator, is forgiving." And accept His supplication, and keep away from His obstacles. Specifically, yourself, with good supplication— And whoever fulfills what suffices for his nature. And all Muslims, whether the moon has begun or a shining star from its rising.