Are the books mentioned in exegesis (Tafsir), jurisprudence (Fiqh), Hadith, creed (Aqidah), the Prophet's biography (Sirah Nabawiyyah), and Minhaj Al-Muslim sound and reliable, or do they contain errors, bearing in mind the rejection of the concept of Madhhabs (schools of thought)?
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All the books mentioned are good and beneficial, and the observations within them do not preclude benefiting from them. We have recommended them for beginners, such as the book Al-Fiqh Al-Muyassar and Al-Ashqar's series on Aqeedah. We also recommend books on conduct and morals, such as Maw’idhat Al-Mu’mineen, Tahdheeb Madarij Al-Salikeen, and Al-Daa’ wal-Dawaa’. Adhering to a specific is permissible, provided there is no fanaticism, and it is a good path for seeking knowledge.
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