Tawheed First O Callers to Islam by Shaikh al-Albaanee

In the Linght of the past,with hope for the future,Muslim_Christian Interactions: Past, Present & Future addresses a subject nthat is vital top the 21st century.it provides as in_depthstudy odf islam and christainity,taking an analytical approach to their respective edicts while comparing and contrasting them,it offers an investigation of religious concepts with respect to logic and scientific knowledge, and conciders the true role and mission of religious figures of both faiths,with a past full of oppression from leaders of both faiths,against their respective doctrines and principles,

The forty ahaadeeth explain, in brief, the methodology (manhaj) of the Prophet in calling to Allaah, the Most High, and that is an established and secure methodolgy which leaves no room for personal opinions, experimentation or individual inclinations!

Mufti Muhammad Sajaad There are few who will disagree that the duty of Dawah, or calling, to Islam has been severely neglected in our times when the need for it is more pronounced than ever. It is either not undertaken altogether, or if it is performed, then it is undertaken without the knowledge of the etiquette, preconditions, and general teachings that the sacred sources of Islam have provided for it. Therefore, the Da'wah is many times bereft of the results and blessings that could be attained. The Fiqh of Da'wah attempts to explain this duty in a detailed and thorough way. It is based on a comprehensive collection of forty hadiths pertaining to the preaching methods of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace) as well as his teachings regarding Da'wah to Allah. The commentary then elaborates upon the hadiths, carefully outlining the virtue, principles, conditions, and etiquette of this lofty duty. Furthermore, the work documents a number of practical examples from the lives of the pious predecessors and from those more recent, showing how they were prepared to make Da'wah even in the most inhospitable of circumstances. This work should prove an indispensable guide for anyone who wishes to seriously understand and practice this forgotten obligation in the twenty-first century.