I hope there are no mistakes here, I translated from another language into English. The author of the words Muhammad ibn Abdulwahhab ibn Suleiman ibn Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Rashid at-Tamimi, He outlined his beliefs to the residents of Al-Qasim. I hold the same beliefs as he does, and I urge you to join them.

I call upon Allah and the angels present, as well as you, to witness that my beliefs, like those of all followers of the Sunnah, are based on faith in Allah, His angels, His Books, His messengers, Resurrection after death and predestination with his good and evil.

Faith in Allah refers to the belief in how He characterized Himself in His Book, and how the Messenger of Allah characterized Him without change or non-recognition. I am convinced that "... there is nothing like Him; and He is the Hearing Seer." I do not deny what He described Himself by, I do not distort the true meaning of it, and I do not split about His names and signs. I do not ask the question "how?" about them and do not compare them to the qualities of His creations, since He is the Supreme, there is no equal to Him, and you cannot ask the question "how?" about Him, because there is no one like Him, and He is not comparable with His creations, for Allah, Holy and Great, knows best about Himself and others. His speech is the most truthful, His narratives are the most beautiful, and He Himself rejected what the followers of describing and likening Allah to His creations, who contradict the truth, attribute to Him, and what the adherents of change and non-recognition deny in Him.

After all, the Almighty said:
"Holy is your Lord, the Lord of Might, and He is above what is attributed to Him. And peace be upon the Messengers, and praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds!"

And the escaped group, in their views on the deeds of Allah, is between the beliefs of the Qadarites and Jabrites, regarding the punishment of Allah - between the views of the Murjiites and the Waidites, regarding faith and religion between the beliefs of the Harurites and Mu'tazilites on the one hand, and the Murjiites and Jahmites on the other. And in relation to the companions of the Messenger of Allah between the Rafidis and the Kharijites"

"I am convinced that the Qur'an is the revealed Word of Allah, it was not created, it was brought from Allah and will return to Him, and that Allah really uttered it and sent it down to His servant, the messenger entrusted in Revelation and His ambassador between Him and His slaves - the Prophet Muhammad.

I believe that Allah does what He wills, and nothing happens without His will, and nothing goes beyond His will, and nothing deviates from His Predestination, and nothing happens without His control. For everyone, His Predestination is inevitable, and nothing escapes what is prescribed for him in the Stored Tablet.

I believe in all the events after death, which were reported to us by the Prophet of Allah, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him. I believed in the temptation in the grave and in its benefits, in the return of souls to their bodies, in the fact that people would appear before the Lord barefoot, naked, without circumcision of the foreskin. The sun will approach them and scales will be erected on which the affairs of the slaves will be weighed.:

"Then on whose scales what is being weighed will be heavy, they will be blessed. And on whose scales what is weighed will be easy, they have caused a loss to themselves and will remain in hell forever."

And two lists will be expanded, and there will be those who will receive the book on the right, and those who will receive the book on the left.

I believe in the pool of the Prophet Muhammad on the Day of Resurrection, and that its water is whiter than milk and sweeter than honey, and the number of glasses around it is equal to the number of stars in the sky. Whoever drinks one sip of it will not be thirsty forever.

I believe that the Path is laid on the back of Hell, and people will walk along it based on their deeds.

I believed in the intercession of the Prophet Muhammad and that he is the first of the intercessors and the first to receive the right to do so. And only adherents of heresy and error deny the intercession of the prophets. Intercession will be granted to him only after the permission and satisfaction of Allah, as the

Almighty said about it:
"They only stand up for the one He favors."

Allah Almighty said,
"Who can intercede with Him without His permission?"

And He said,
"And how many angels are in heaven whose intercession will not help until Allah permits for those whom He wills and with whom He is pleased"

And He, praise Him, is satisfied only with tawhid and will allow you to stand up only for Your adherents.
And for the polytheists there will be no share in this intercession, as the Almighty said:
"And the intercession of the petitioners will not benefit them."

I also believe that Heaven and Hell are the creations of Allah, that they exist today and that they will never disappear, and also that believers will see the Lord with their own eyes on the Day of Resurrection, as they see the moon on the night of the full moon without hindrance

And I believe that the Prophet Muhammad is the last of the prophets and messengers and faith will not become correct until a slave believes in his mission and testifies to his prophecy. The best in his community is Abu Bakr al—Siddiq, then Umar al-Farouk, then Uthman Zu'n-Nurayn, then Ali ibn Abu Talib, then the remaining ten, then the participants of Badr, then those who took the oath at the tree - the Oath of Contentment, then the remaining companions. And I love the companions of the Messenger of Allah, I remember their good deeds, I ask forgiveness from the Lord for them, I refrain from discussing their mistakes, I keep silent about what happened between them. I am convinced of their superiority and follow the word of the Almighty:
"Those who came after them say: - Our Lord! Forgive us and our brothers who were ahead of us in accepting the faith, and do not affirm in our hearts a hidden dislike for believers. Our Lord, You are Meek, Merciful."

"I am pleased with the mothers of the faithful, cleansed of all bad things. I recognize the miracles of the faithful, but they have nothing of the right of Allah. And I do not foretell Heaven or Hell to any Muslim, except those reported by the Messenger of Allah, but I ask for the good of the benefactors and I fear for sinners. I do not call any Muslim an unbeliever for his sins and I do not claim that he has left the Islamic community.

I also believe that Jihad should continue during the reign of every ruler, whether he is good or bad, and prayer after him is acceptable. I consider it obligatory to obey Muslim rulers unless they order you to disobey Allah, regardless of whether they are just or not.

I am convinced that all heresy must be rejected, and I am convinced that faith is not only uttering with the tongue, but also conviction in the heart and fulfillment in deeds. It increases with submission to Allah and weakens with disobedience to Him. And it is divided into more than seventy degrees. The highest degree is the testimony that there is no god but Allah, and the lowest is the removal of obstacles in the Way of Allah.

I consider it obligatory to command the righteous and forbid transgressions on the basis of the pure sharia of Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him."