The Creed of the Believer by Abu Bakar Al-Jaza'ery

About the author of The Believer's Creed 

The subject of this biography was born in the village of Lioua in southern Algeria in 1921 CE, and spent his childhood in his hometown, where he began memorising the Holy Quran and some foundational texts in Arabic language and Maliki jurisprudence. He then moved to the city of Biskra, where he studied the transmitted and rational sciences under its scholars, and he obtained a licence from the Presidency of the Judiciary in Makkah to teach in the Prophet's Mosque

He then worked as a teacher in several schools of the Ministry of Education and at Dar al-Hadith in Madinah, and when the Islamic University opened its doors in 1380 AH he was among its first professors and teachers, remaining there until he retired in 1406 AH. The subject of this biography currently preaches and teaches in the Prophet's Mosque, gathering a large number of students to discuss the believer's creed in an easy, simple style using clear arguments and proofs. He advises everyone to read his excellent book, which strengthens faith in the creed and answers questions, and is written in an easy, well-organised style

About the book The Believer's Creed 

This book is truly a treasure of the believer's creed, comprehensively combining its fundamentals and its branches. It leaves no aspect of the fundamentals of the creed unmentioned, nor does it overlook any of its branches, making it a comprehensive reference for Muslims seeking to understand their creed correctly and fully