Summary of Maher Ameer’s Aqeedah Curriculum (Click on words in brackets/book name for the PDF)

1. Start with Core Aqeedah Texts
Begin by studying the following foundational books with essential commentaries:

Only use the commentaries of Shaykh Salih Al Al Sheikh and Ibn Uthaymeen.

These are must-reads. Do not move to later books until you finish these properly.

2. Study Basic Logic Before At Tadmuriyyah
Learn basic logic to help understand deeper texts:

3. Deepen Study of At Tadmuriyyah
Use these required commentaries:

Understand and memorise the content fully before continuing.

4. Advanced Commentaries and Important Books
Study:

Optional:

5. Read Books on Sects and Deviant Groups
Focus on books explaining Ibn Taymiyyah’s position on the Sufis, Muʿtazilah, Asharis, and philosophers.
Then read Al Usul Allati Bana Alayha Al Mubtadiah Madhhabahum Fi As Sifat (this is a key book).

6. Core Athari Books
Read these important Athari works:

7. Study the Aqeedah of the Asharis

Start with:

Then study:

Advanced:

8. Read Critiques of Their Beliefs
Books on specific issues:

9. Go Back to Early Writings of Al Ashari
Read:

This shows the change in his creed over time.

10. Study Books About Their Methods
Before reading the works of their senior imams, read about their approaches in these books:

These books show their real positions and include refutations.

11. Read Ibn Taymiyyah’s Long Aqeedah Books
After finishing the above:

Also read Ibn Al Qayyim’s main books:

12. Study Tawheed Al Uloohiyyah
These books are required:

Optional:

  • Commentaries by Al Fawzan, Ibn Uthaymeen’s students

Then read:

13. Additional Books to Read Quickly

14. Add These Final Works

Final Advice From Maher Ameer

This plan includes around 100 volumes.

1 book per week = 2 years

1 book every 2 weeks = 4 years

2 books per week = 1 year

Make reading part of your daily life. Then everything becomes easier.

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