Chapters 1–20: The Foundation of Tawheed (Believing in Allah Alone)

Chapter 1: Allah created the jinn and humans only to worship Him.

Chapter 2: The importance of Tawheed and how it removes sins.

Chapter 3: The person who keeps their Tawheed pure will enter Paradise without punishment or being questioned.

Chapter 4: The importance of fearing Shirk (worshipping others besides Allah).

Chapter 5: Calling people to say and understand La ilaha illa Allah (There is no one worthy of worship except Allah).

Chapter 6: The meaning of Tawheed and the statement of faith.

Chapter 7: Wearing things like rings or strings to protect from harm or bad luck.

Chapter 8: Ruqyah, amulets, and charms.

Chapter 9: Seeking blessings from trees, stones, or other objects.

Chapter 10: Sacrificing an animal for someone or something other than Allah.

Chapter 11: Not sacrificing for Allah in a place where others are worshipped.

Chapter 12: Making vows to other than Allah is Shirk.

Chapter 13: Seeking protection from other than Allah is Shirk.

Chapter 14: Asking for help from other than Allah in matters only Allah can do is Shirk.

Chapter 15–16: Explaining that those people they call upon besides Allah cannot create or control anything.

Chapter 17: The truth about intercession and that it only happens by Allah’s permission.

Chapter 18–20: Allah guides whom He wills, and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ showed people the correct guidance.

Chapters 21–35: Different Forms of Shirk

Chapter 21: Reasons why some people fell into disbelief.

Chapter 22: The ruling and dangers of magic.

Chapter 23: Different types of magic.

Chapter 24–25: Fortune-tellers, people who claim to know the unseen, and soothsayers.

Chapter 26: Using magic and believing in good or bad signs.

Chapter 27–28: Believing stars control events or that rain comes because of stars.

Chapter 29: Loving Allah, supporting believers, and staying away from disbelief.

Chapter 30: Protecting Tawheed from anything that harms it.

Chapter 31: Not exaggerating in praising righteous people.

Chapter 32–34: The dangers of exaggerating about graves and making images.

Chapter 35: How Shaytaan can mislead people through graves of righteous people.

Chapters 36–51: Words and Actions That Can Lead to Shirk

Chapter 36: Following people when they make something Allah made forbidden into something allowed.

Chapter 37–38: Seeking judgment from false laws instead of Allah’s Book.

Chapter 39–40: Showing off in worship and doing actions only for worldly benefits.

Chapter 41: Cursing time, fate, or the wind.

Chapter 42: Using titles that belong only to Allah, like “King of Kings.”

Chapter 43–46: Respecting Allah’s Names and not swearing by other than Allah.

Chapter 47–50: Asking by Allah’s Name, respecting His Attributes, and not saying “If Allah and you will” in a way that puts people equal with Allah.

Chapter 51: Speaking badly about the wind.

Chapters 52–67: Beliefs and Actions Against Tawheed

Chapter 52: Having wrong thoughts about Allah and doubting His promises.

Chapter 53: The mistake of denying Allah’s Qadar (decree).

Chapter 54–55: Ruling about making images and complaining through excessive crying and wailing.

Chapter 56: Seeking intercession through Allah by asking His creation.

Chapter 57: How the Prophet ﷺ protected Tawheed and prevented paths leading to Shirk.

Chapter 58: The rights Allah has over His servants and the rights of servants from Allah.

Chapter 59: The importance of sending peace and blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ.

Chapter 60: Not swearing by anything created; only Allah should be sworn by.

Chapter 61–64: Understanding Allah’s Names and Attributes correctly.

Chapter 65: The virtue of remembering Allah (Dhikr).

Chapter 66: The creation of the heavens and the earth.

Chapter 67: The conclusion: Keeping Tawheed pure and protecting one’s faith.