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The key to the abode of peace with the actualization of the two testimonies of Islam by Hafiz ibn Ahmed ibn Ali Hakami died 1377

مفتاح دار السلام بتحقيق شهادتي الإسلام

THE KEY TO THE ABODE OF PEACE WITH THE ACTUALIZATION OF THE TWO TESTIMONIES OF ISLAM

They say: O noble reader! This book before you is a treaty of Hafidz Ibn Ahmed Ibn Ali Ibn Al-Hakami, May Allah have mercy on him, which we translated for the English reader entitled “The Key to the Abode of Peace with the Actualization of the Two Testimonies of Islam”.

This focuses on the two testimonies of Islam and the conditions that must be fulfilled regarding them.

The first of them being the statement “La Ilaha Illa Allah” which means “There is no deity worthy of worship, except Allah” and the second of the two which 1s “Muhammad Rasoolu Allah” which means “Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah”

Note! O noble reader there is no Islam without these two testimonies and one should take deep consideration regarding them and their conditions.

Many Muslims who have entered the fold of Islam have limited or no knowledge of these conditions, which are the basics of the Religion of Islam.

Knowing the conditions of the two testimonies of faith, is like having a key that unlocks the abode of peace if it is utilize off the tongue, as well as being firm and fixed in the heart as well as off the limbs; then such an individual has grasp the trustworthy hand hold which will never break by Allah’s leave.

We hope that this small work will assist the Muslims, as well as those who are interested in the Religion of Islam with insight on the conditions that must be fulfilled for one who wants to enter into the fold of Islam; without any ambiguity about the meanings of the two testimonies and the success is with Allah, the Generous the Bestower of Mercy.

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