Beneficial Salafi/Wahhabi Books?

[Sunni_Student786]

As salaamu alaykum.

Are there any books by Salafis (other than Ibn Taimiyyah or Ibn al Qayyim) that you guys have come across that you actually find beneficial?

In English, I have found some of the less extreme Salafi/Wahhabi types (like Zarabozo) to have put out some VERY good works on the subject of Modernist Ideologies in Islam.

What do you guys think?

Jazakallahu Khair.

Wa'salaam.

[faqir]

ASA,

The Madinah University Arabic series is good.... not sure if it is authored by a Salafi.

[Muawiyah]

Jamaluddeen Zarabozo's 3 part lecture on modernism, truly excellent

[Sunni_Student786]

Yes. I have found his works on Modernism to be excellent (if only we could convince him to accept Orthodox Islam).

[eat-halal guy]

Sorry, I'm on a thread moving spree. I think this belongs better in in-depth :).

[muminah]

Actually there are quite a lot.

eg. Bringing up children in Islaam by shaykh Naasir Al 'Ulwaan, translated by Dr. Habeebullaah Mukhtaar from darul 'uloom, binnori town, karachi :-)

[abby]

ASA,

The Madinah University Arabic series is good.... not sure if it is authored by a Salafi.

if those are the same famous books, I think u're talking about..then , I know a tablighi alim teaching students arabic through those books....it's a very basic class, they're not alim course stdents he's teaching

but I think this is different, there's a difference between books on teaching you a language(even if it is arabic), and books covering aspects of Islam..