Ibn Taymiyyah
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The Principle of Patience
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1328
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2 editions
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Diseases of the Hearts and Their Cures
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1328
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10 editions
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Islamic Creed
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1328
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2 editions
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Aqeedah Wasitiyyah
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Gardens of Purification
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1328
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The Nature of Fasting
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1328
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6 editions
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The Principle of Love and Desire
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1328
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2 editions
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Purify my heart
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The Removal of blame from the Great Imams
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1328
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The Goodly Word: (Arabic and English)
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1328
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2 editions
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“Don’t depend too much on anyone in this world, because even your own shadow leaves you when you are in darkness.”
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“I have always known that Greek logic is neither needed by the intelligent nor of any use to the dullard.”
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“These two faulty ways - the way of the man who is given up to Din without an effort to render it perfect through authority, war and wealth; and the way of the man who busies himself with authority, war and wealth without any intention of establishing his Din therewith - are the ways of those on whom the wrath of Allah is brought down and the way of those who go astray.”
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