Kitāb al-Mīthāq al-Kabīr — The Great Book of the Covenant (Ultimate Deep Edition): A Summa of Islamic Covenant Theology

A systematic treatise on Islamic Covenant Theology (ʿilm al-mīthāq), built from the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah first, then classical Sunni tafsīr (including Ṭabarī, Ibn Kathīr, Qurṭubī, and Rāzī), with hadith themes from Bukhārī and Muslim.
This Ultimate Deep Edition presents the Mīthāq Paradigm (Namūdhaj al-mīthāq): the divine–human bond of lordship (including the primordial covenant of Alast, Q 7:172–173), prophetic covenants (Q 33:7; Q 3:81), covenants with the People of Scripture, Sharīʿa as a covenantal program of fidelity, bayʿah and treaties, and eschatological accountability.
Contents include deep books I–VIII, a Book of Proofs, extended apparatus on major ʿahd/mīthāq loci, a contested-issues register, and an explicit non-syncretic contrast with Christian Reformed covenant theology.
Method: Qur’an → authentic Sunnah → classical tafsīr; modern academic works used only as orientation, not as creed authorities.
Language: English with Arabic key terms and Qur’anic quotations. Pages: approx. 326 (Ultimate Deep PDF edition).