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Concerning the Affirmation of Divine Oneness (Risala fi't-Tawhid)

Concerning the Affirmation of Divine Oneness

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Concerning the Affirmation of Divine Oneness (Risala fi't-Tawhid) – A Classical Treatise on Islamic Theology and Spiritual Understanding

This profound work presents the celebrated treatise Risala fi't-Tawhid by Shaykh Wali Raslan ad-Dimashqi, along with detailed commentaries by two renowned scholars: Shaykh Zakariyya al-Ansari (d. AH 926) and Shaykh Ali b. Atiyya Alawan al-Hamawi (d. AH 936).

The book explores the science of Divine Unity ('Ilm at-Tawhid), one of the most fundamental and esteemed fields of Islamic knowledge. Shaykh Zakariyya al-Ansari describes Raslan’s treatise as one of the most original and comprehensive works on Tawhid, offering deep insights within a concise format. His commentary carefully examines the wording of the original text and explains its meanings in greater detail.

Shaykh Wali Raslan ad-Dimashqi was regarded in the Islamic spiritual tradition as one of the distinguished scholars and spiritual masters of Syria. Classical biographical works describe him as a person known for profound spiritual knowledge, elevated states of devotion, and extraordinary qualities attributed to righteous saints.

This edition provides readers with a valuable insight into classical Islamic theology and Sufi spirituality, combining a concise foundational text with scholarly explanations that illuminate its deeper meanings.

A valuable resource for students of Islamic studies, theology, spirituality, and readers interested in the classical tradition of Tawhid.

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