SUMMARIES
Concise summaries of authentic Islamic books upon the methodology of the Salaf.
شیخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب
Added October 9, 2026
رساله‌ای بنیادین درباره توحید، سه پرسش اساسی و اسلام.
شیخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب
Added October 9, 2026
نگاهی به ویژگی‌ها و خصلت‌های دوران جاهلیت.
شیخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب
Added October 9, 2026
رساله‌ای بنیادین درباره چهار قاعدهٔ توحید و شرک.
شیخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب
Added October 9, 2026
رساله‌ای بنیادین درباره توحید، ترس از شرک و دوری از شرک.
Salafi Summaries exists to make beneficial Islamic knowledge more accessible by providing structured, concise overviews of authentic and established Islamic works authored by recognized scholars upon the methodology of the Salaf (the righteous predecessors).
Giving primary importance to the Noble Qur'an and authentic Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.
Understanding texts through the lens of the early generations.
Summarizing recognized, authentic classical and contemporary books of reliable scholars.
Selected material from the original work, presented concisely without commentary.
Striving for precise, clear phrasing that simplifies complex topics while keeping vital concepts intact.
Consistently encouraging readers to return to the original source texts for complete study.
These summaries are made carefully from the original works of the scholars.
No AI is used to create the summaries.
No words, explanations, additions, or comments are added by us to the original works—not even a single letter. Everything contained in the summaries is taken from the original work of the scholar.
The material is simply reduced in size and arranged in a concise form to make it easier and shorter to read, while serving as an encouragement to read the complete work.
We do not intend these summaries to replace the original books or the detailed study of them. Rather, they are a means of helping the reader become familiar with the work and encouraging them to return to the source itself.
It is prohibited to indulge in tafsir by mere opinion.
Muḥammad ibn Jarīr reported that Ibn ʿAbbās said that the Prophet ﷺ said:
“Whoever explains the Qur'an with his opinion, or with what he has no knowledge of, then let him assume his seat in the Fire.”
Reported by at-Tirmidhī, an-Nasāʾī, and Abū Dāwūd. At-Tirmidhī said: Ḥasan.
The Salaf used to refrain from explaining what they had no knowledge of.
For this reason, we emphasize that these summaries are not independent explanations or interpretations of the scholars’ works. They are concise presentations made from the original material itself.
The summaries are written in English.
AI is used only for translating the English summaries into other languages.
Although AI translation can be useful and accurate, it can still make major mistakes, particularly in matters where a single word can affect the meaning.
For this reason, if you notice any translation error or anything that appears inaccurate, please contact us urgently on Instagram at @salafiascription.
Accuracy in matters of the religion is a serious responsibility. We care about the details, even when the issue concerns a single word.