Tawhid (Monotheism)

A book in Arabic responds to the doubters over the mercy of Allah, the Creator, and those who ascribe to Him some qualities that do not befit His perfection and majesty like cruelty and unfairness. It underlines that Allah's love for His servants is different from the love humans have for each other because their concept of love is a need the loving person seeks and finds in the beloved but Allah is free from that. His love for us is due to his generosity, kindness, and mercy. These misconceptions will be refuted by narrating some realistic situations, based on dialogue and arguing with wisdom.

An article in Arabic excerpted from the book "Summarized Islamic Fiqh" of Sheikh Muhammad ibn Ibrahim Al-Tuwajre (may Allah preserve him). It handles the following points about the Islamic monotheism: Prestige, categories, virtues, reward, perfection, along with other related issues.

A lecture in Arabic in which Sh. Haitham Sarhan answers this great question: Why do we study monotheism? What are the fruits of studying it in this world and the hereafter, and how do we achieve this concept?

A book in Arabic briefly clarifies the concept of god from the Islamic perspective based on Quranic verses. It also relates some verses from other religions' books about the monotheism doctrine through referring to one god not more but these verses are within a pile of distorted tenets, which confirms that the monotheism doctrine is the faith of all messengers and prophets and all current religions still have this noble belief in their core.

A book in Arabic answers these questions: Is Jesus is a messenger or god, Allah is one or three. The answer is based on the Old and New Testaments with mentioning some sayings of fair Western intellectuals.