Quranic Verses Attesting to the Fact that Contemporary Beneficial Works & Sciences Fall Under the Religion of Islam – Sh. ‘Abdur-Rahman as-Sa’di

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QURANIC
EVIDENCES

ATTESTING THE FACT THAT
CONTEMPO! ( BENEFICIAL WORKS
ALL,UNDER

THE RELIGION OF

SHAYKIL ABDUR RAHMAN BIN NASIR AS-SAADI
; ‘OuRANIC”

EVIDENCES;

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dougie TAAL WORKS ©
FALLUNDER,
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ISLAM

SHAYKH AMLR Iba BEN NASHH 45-88 9D
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CONTENTS

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF THE ACTHOR

FORTWORD. 9
(CHAPTRR 1: THF MFANING OF “BUT ATTAAH SAYS
THE TRUTH 2
CILAPTER 2: THE SIGNS RETERRING 10 THE
‘UNIVERSE AND TIE HUMAN BEING. v

(CHAPTER 3: THINKING APOUT HOW ARF FOODS
[ANID DRINKS RUNNING’ THROUGH THE HUMAN

BODY. so BS
(CHAPTRK 4:THE APPARENT AND HIDDEN

ULASSINGS OF ALLAAUL. . 2»
CHAPTERS. aL

GUAPIER 6: ALAA GAVE 10 EACH THING 513
FORM AND NATURE,
CLARE 7S) DING THE MRESSRNGHRG WITH HE
(CLEAR PROOFS, REVEALING WITH THEM THE,
SCRIPTURE AND THE BALANCE USTICE) AND

[BRINGING FORTH THT TRON, 40
CHAPTERS: ALLAATIORDENS 1011UNK DELYLY
AND PONDER: 8

CHAPTER 9; ATT AAH ORDERS CONSULTATION 108
(CHAPTER i. THR ABHORRANCE OF THR
MATERIALIST WMO BELILVE HAT STE

OCCURRENCES ARE ACCIDENTAL, v8
(CUIAPEER TE LLM LYRIGLIINISS AD SBELING.
MATIERS RICLIT, sn 85
CHAPTER 12: THR HIGHNESS AND LIPRIGHINESS OF
SUIARIS RLS, 08
CHAPILR 1S, om
(CHAPTER 1; SOME OFTHE NTR KETCAL AND,
TRRTEAL- QURANIC EVIDENCE, a
(CHATTER 15; THESCIEKCTS THAT CONTRADICIS:
‘THE RELIGION OF BLAM. 100

(CHAPTER 16; THT PROPAGATION OF THE FRRANT
104

(CULAR IHR 17:SOMB PEOPLE SAY: L1US 1S LIME LIME

OF SCIRNCE AND KNOWLEDGE. 7
(CHAPTER 18; THE GREATEST DEVTRITS OF SCIFNCR
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(CHAPTER 19 ABOUT THE SIGNS OF THE
DEVIAIONISIS IN TLELK RELIGION ns
BRING SUTTABLE TO EVERY TIME AND FLACE IS ONE
OIF LE SIGNSOF LUE PEbECINESS OF LIE

RELIGION OF SLAM 8
QURANIC EVIDENCES ATTRSTING TOTAE
EXCT THAT CONTEMPORARY BENERICIAT,
WORMS 6 SCLENCIS FALL UNDER THE
[RELIGION OY ISLAM

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF THE AUTHOR

(Our Shaykh ‘Abdur Rahman Thm Nasir as-Saadi was
born in the cily of ‘Unayzah in thw yeur 1307 AH.
[comeaponding lo the year 1865 CE. His mother
Tatimah Bint ‘Abdullah AL‘Uihaymeen passed array
in 1311 ATL when he seas four years old, shority after
his father diod wna he was seven years old; 6 he

{grew up as an orphan,

His father was a scholar in ‘Unayzah and worked as
‘the Imam of Masid-Masiakfa in 1310 AH, before
‘thats was Our" [Le. Reciter of the Qur'an] who would,
«lnc vead the lessons for the Judge in ‘Unay za at that
time was Shaykh ‘Abdul ‘Azcez dba Mabaramad AL
Matne’ in Masjid}

Asmontioned before, Shaykh Abdur Rahmnan aseadi
vas raised an orphan in the house ol his bgother by his
father's request. Hig father’s nae was Hamad an-
Nasir as-Sandi, and his wife who tok care of him
made mure he had 9 good livelihood, may Aah hive
mercy on hey and reward her with gud.

His older brother Flumad VAI Al-Qadee', who was
from his mother im a previous anattiage-traveled f
BI
India und was wupied with commerce, He had
vbtuined sm abundance of weulth, and he would
“enbnst some af the expenditures reganding significant
matters with his brother (young a-Si.

His Seeking Knowledge and His Scholar

When our Shaykl reached the age of discernment, he
Dogan memorizing the Quen, and lie completed
-moinorization of itat 12 yoars old ender the Shaykhul-
Gao! [Echolar in Qur'an recitation] Sulayman ad-
Taal.

AMfturvards, he beyun Talib ule Time Intailent of
knowledge, memorizing the short texts, hy vas
solemn and commited lo tte extent that he had
obtained in fils you whal no otter had done,
‘merging among his colleagues. When his colleagues
observed hiun sugpassing (hein in the’sciences, they
would receive tutoring, from him. Fle then becuane a
student and teacher all at the sare Bie.

His Scholars

He would seek knowledge under the scholars in his
city of Crayzah, among fem yeas his Shaykh, Al
"Allamah Saleh iba ‘Udunan al-Qa'doe; he was the
judge of Unayzah from 280 until 1331 ACH, who had

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‘QURANIC EVIDENCRS ATTRSTING 10-714
FACT TAT CONIEMPORARY DENEFICIAL
CHAS de SCIENCES FALL UNDER TIE
TRAGHONOFISL AM

sought knowledge i al-TTeaz [Le, Belore it was called,
Saudi Arabia and in Ugypt for 17 years, He tok om
jadieil duties im sneeension of Shaykh Ubraheem iba
Jasir for a perio of 27 yours in 1824 ATL. until his
Passing in 135% AFL and Soadi stayed close to him age
‘until the Shayldhs death,

‘Among his Mashayalt fe, Plural for Shaykh] was the
Quidee fic. Fadge] of Unayzah, Shaylcn Tbraheens iba,
‘Hamad alJusir P247-1958A.11] who stuetied in Sham
[Sierra], Traq and he resided there for some years, Que
Shaykh, a¢-Saadi studied under hisn for the dnrution of
dni udicial teeun Jeom 1318-1324 ATL

Amory; bis Moshayalth was our senior schalae Shaykh,
al-Muhaddillt ‘All iba Nasi Abu Wade! 127% 1361
ATT] who traveled to India to seek knowledge, taking,
{rom the scholar of scholars there al'Allamah Nadeer
Hussein, Out Shaykit ibn Saucli eamed "Yarza [he
Permission to tench] in rivypat [le, Hadeeth
aurzations, Just like whal we had oblainea frou the
Shaykh ibn Saad in Bokhari, Muslim, Suman, Museu
Ge. Chain of hadith) and other than that. Likewine, the
Shaykh Abu Wadeo' had taken fom ub'Allamah
Sadeeq Hasan Khon ol-Qenujee the wellrenwn
scholar may Allah have mercy on them,

i
Among, fis Mashayakh as-Saadi look from wan
Shaykh Mohommad Ameen ash-Shangitee [1289-1351
AH] from Maratainiyah, who had travélod about the
Islamic world and fought against the English in Besta
Le. South port of Frag}. Our Shaykh Sadi took
-knovsledge lrom him when he arrivellin'Unayzalt and
resided there for four yeas

Among the Mashaysich wats Shaylch Muhananad thn
‘Abdul Karsemt wsh-Shubul, Shaykh ‘Abdullah ibn
‘ayada, Shaylhh Muhammad aba ‘Abdul ‘Azeez ibn
‘Manes’, Shaykh Tbraheem Thn Saleh ibn ‘saa and so
forth may Allah have metcy on oll of them.

SSnadl sludied under these “Uhm and benefited much
along with Brut which he took of comprehension,
tirelenmens upon seeking Knowledge and indelging
the books of Shaykhutstam Yon Tayrniyah and his
student Thr Quyyim—he benefited [ront that Allah
shad opened for Bim a monumental opening in which
anyone would bear witness to just by reading his
books and authoring.

i)
(QURANIC EVIDENCES ATTESTING TO THE
ACL LRAT CONTEMPORARY BENEFICIAL

ACS eC TENCE ALL UNDUE 1H
RELIGION OF ISLAM

FOREWORD

Im the name of Allaah, the Most Gracious, the Most
Meroifel

Araiced, all praise in hue to Alla. Wee praise: im, suck
zofuge With Him, and sock His forgivenuss. We sock
refuge with Allaah ftom the evils of our smote and the
mistakes in our actions, Whosoever sllaah Guides,
‘here iy mente who can misguidle him, and whomever
Allaah misguices, ere is none thal can guise him,
‘Amul I testy that none has the sight bo be weorsbiped
put Allaah alone, and 1 tstify that Mohammad
(ez tati) is His Prophet and Messenger.

As forsehat follows:

‘This book ineludes the decisive prools that ‘The
Religion of Islam, its scien, ifs deeds and its
‘teachings includes all kinds of goodness, mereifulness
and guidance, and righteousness and correctness of
‘every type in all cases, Also, Ue comic sefences and
le beneficial modem technologies are considered an

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