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How to Draw Close to Allah is an original IGP summary of Imam 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din al-?usayni's Drawing Near to Allah: Its Excellence, Method, and Stage. It is a profound exploration into the spiritual journey of a believer, aimed at guiding Muslims towards attaining closeness to Allah. This book delves into the concept of divine nearness, portraying it as the highest goal a believer can aspire to. Through detailed explanations supported by references from the Qur'an and Sunnah, Imam 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din provides a clear roadmap for how to draw closer to Allah.
This book emphasizes the transformative nature of acts of worship, which are more than just ritualistic practices. They include prayer (?alah), which is depicted as a means of communication with Allah that purifies the soul and deters from indecency, almsgiving (Zakah), which is presented as a way to purify one's wealth and soul from miserliness; fasting (?awm), portrayed as a shield against sin fostering self-discipline and gratitude; and pilgrimage (Hajj), described as an ultimate act of submission and humility symbolizing the believer's migration towards Allah. Each act of worship is shown to have unique spiritual benefits and effects, purifying and elevating the believer. The text explains that these acts transform the believer, elevating them from mere existence to divine companionship.
This edition includes the Arabic text as well as the English translation.
Imam 'Abdullah Siraj al-Din al-?usayni was born in the lands of modern-day Syria just prior to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. He studied under the great scholars of the era and, through the mid to late 20th century, served as a teacher and mentor to an entire generation of ulema. A rare master of the sciences of both the Qur'an and Hadith, he was known to have memorized over 100,000 Hadith narrations
