Da'watut Tammah Al-Haddad

About Da'watut Tammah Al-Haddad By Al-Habib Abdullah bin Alwi Al-Haddad

This Android application is an Explanation About Da'watut Tammah Al-Haddad By Al-Habib Abdullah bin Alwi Al-Haddad. In PDF format.

Da'wah is a method or process for conveying appeals to others to fulfill the invitation or appeal conveyed.

In Islam da'wah is carried out to introduce Religion which is human nature, namely Islam so that every human being is willing to return to his nature, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad SAW through his way of conveying Islamic symbols which is Rahmat lil Alamin. Da'wah from time to time continues to be preserved by Muslims, especially the scholars, but some people have an incorrect understanding of preaching, they preach from their point of view, causing misunderstandings and divisions.

In this case the scholars tried to realign the da'wah method in accordance with the guidance of the Prophet, as was done by Habib Abdullah bin Alawy Al Haddad la Hadramy asy Syafi'I through his book Dakwatut Tammah wa Tadzkir al 'Ammah.

This Dakwatut Tammah book contains a discussion of da'wah in accordance with the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad. Mussonnif discusses in full all important matters in preaching such as the purpose of preaching, the primacy of preaching, the obligations of preaching and so on.

Broadly speaking, the book has a thickness of 303 pages with 8 chapters written in the term Ash Shonfu. This book is suitable for reading by all Muslims, especially religious leaders, so they can know the virtues of preaching. May we all always be under the protection of His grace Aamiin.

Advice and warnings to all walks of life which Imam Abdullah bin Alwi Al-Haddad divided into eight groups.

1. Alims such as Ulama, Asatidz and teachers

2. The Abids such as Sufis, Zuhud experts and Pilgrims

3. Officials such as the President, King, Ministers, Council Members and Civil Servants

4. Workers, such as employers and company employees

5. Weak people such as the needy, slaves, travelers and beggars

6. Followers, namely those who follow their parents or husband

7. Confused people, namely ordinary people who are obedient but still act in sin

8. The losers, namely those who have not fulfilled the invitation of Islam

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