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Al-Aqeedatu Al-Wasitiyah
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Sheikh Al-Islam Ahmad bin Abdul Haleem bin Taymyiyyah describes the aqeedah of Ahl-Sunnah wa Al-Jamaa'h in this famous work.
Al-Aaajoromiyah
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Written by Al-Imaam Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Dawood Al-Sanhajee, this is one of the most famous of the mutuun covering arabic grammar. Most students of knowledge study this small work at the beginning of studying the arabic language. Also included in this work is Ad-Duratu Al-Yatimatu by Saeed bin Nabhan Al-Hadramee. Died 723 Hijra
Multhatu Al-Iraab
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Mulhatu Al-I'raab, a famous natham from Al-Qaasim bin Ali Al-Hariri Al-Basri about arabic grammar written almost a thousand years ago.

Shoodhoor Ad-Dhahab
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One of many famous mutuun from Jamaal Ad-Din Abdullah bin Yusuf bin Hishaam Al-Ansaree about the arabic grammar.
The Prophets Prayer-Bin Baz
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Ash-Sheikh Abdul Azeez bin Abdullah bin Baz writes about the prophet's, prayers and peace be upon him, prayer from beginning to end in simple easy to read format. Also included in this small book are important rulings related to prayer and purification.

Matn Affairs of Al-Jahiliyah
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From the treasures of Sheikh Al-Islaam Muhammad bin Abdul Wahab, where he writes about various characteristics of the time and people before the sending of the prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon him.
40 Hadith w/ Additions from Ibn Rajab
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Al-Imam An-Nawawi's collection of 40 Hadith along with additional hadith from Ibn Rajab Al-Hanbali. This work includes tahqeeq from Ar-Razihee.
Mutoon An-Nahw (3 Mutoon)
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This collection of mutoon includes: Al-Aajaroomiyah, Qatr An-Nadaa, & Mulhatu Al-I'raab.
Thalathatu Al-Usool (Matn)
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This is the matn of Muhammad bin Abdul Wahab's famous work about the three questions asked in the grave.
Alfiyatu Ibn Malik
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Alfiya is a classic work by Al-Allamah Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Malik Al-Andalusi about arabic grammar explained in approximately 1000 lines of poetry.