This is a case of 50 copies of the book "A Brief Illustrated Guide to Understanding Islam." This is the deluxe edition with glossy cover and glossy pages. There are 2 main editions of this - 1 printed with glossy paper (this edition), and another edition printed from India on normal paper.

This introductory book on Islam serves as a good da'wah tool, explaining some of the fundamentals of Islam, as well signifying verses of the Qur'an and how they relate to science and the world around us.It is produced in full-color high quality glossy paper finish.

The first chapter, Some Evidence for the Truthof Islam, answers some important questions which some people ask:

n  Is theQuran truly the literal word of God, revealed by Him?

n  Is Muhammad ¹truly a prophet sent by God?

n  Is Islamtruly a religion from God?

In this chapter, six kinds of evidence arementioned:

1)  The Scientific Miracles in the HolyQuran: This section discusses (with illustrations) some recently discoveredscientific facts mentioned in the Holy Quran, which was revealed fourteencenturies ago.

2)  The Great Challenge to Produce OneChapter Like the Chapters of the Holy Quran: In the Quran, God challengedall human beings to produce a single chapter like the chapters of the Quran.Ever since the Quran was revealed, fourteen centuries ago, until this day, noone has been able to meet this challenge, even though the smallest chapter inthe Quran (Chapter 108) is only ten words.

3)  Biblical Prophecies on the Advent ofMuhammad ,the Prophet of Islam: In this section, some of the Biblical prophecies onthe advent of the Prophet Muhammad are discussed.

4)  The Verses in the Quran That MentionFuture Events Which Later Came to Pass: The Quran mentioned future eventswhich later came to pass, for example, the victory of the Romans over thePersians.

5)  Miracles Performed by the ProphetMuhammad :Many miracles were performed by the Prophet Muhammad . These miracles were witnessed by many people.

6)  The Simple Life of Muhammad :This clearly indicates that Muhammad was not a false prophet who claimed prophethood to attain material gains,greatness, or power.

From these six kinds of evidence, we concludethat:

n  The Quranmust be the literal word of God, revealed by Him.

n  Muhammad is truly a prophet sent by God.

n  Islam istruly a religion from God.

If we would like to know if a religion is true orfalse, we should not depend on our emotions, feelings, or traditions. Rather, weshould depend on our reason and intellect. When God sent the prophets, Hesupported them with miracles and evidence which proved that they were trulyprophets sent by God and hence that the religion they came with is true.

The second chapter, Some Benefits of Islam,mentions some of the benefits that Islam provides for the individual, such as:

1)  The Door to Eternal Paradise

2)  Salvation from Hellfire

3)  Real Happiness and Inner Peace

4)  Forgiveness for All Previous Sins.

The third chapter, General Information on Islam,provides general information on Islam, corrects some misconceptions about it,and answers some commonly asked questions, such as:

n  What doesIslam say about terrorism?

n  What is thestatus of women in Islam?
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Footnotes:

(1) These Arabic words mean, ?May God exalt his mention and protect him from imperfection.?

'A Child's Gift: Duaas, Ahadeeth & Surahs' is a beautifully illustrated book that aims to teach Madrasah children about Islamic practices. The book covers a wide range of authentic duas, 40 hadiths, surahs, and more, and is presented in a way that is appropriate for children of all ages. One of the unique features of this book is that it introduces duas and prayers gradually, starting from reception year all the way to year 10. This means that children can learn at their own pace and build their knowledge over time. Plus, references are provided for all duas and ahadith, making it easy for both children and parents to follow along. In addition to the daily and essential duas needed for Salah and other daily activities, this book also covers how to perform daily and Janaza Salah according to Hanafi Madhab. So, whether you are a Madrasah student or simply looking to improve your knowledge of Islamic practices, **A Child's Gift: Duaas, Ahadeeth & Surahs** is a timeless and essential resource.

"Know, my dear sons, may Allah have mercy on you, that you were not created without reason, nor did you create yourselves. Allah created mankind and jinn to worship Him alone.

The One who created all things with His statement "Be", and it was. The One who sees you in the depths of the night when nobody else is around you. The One who responds to the calls of His slaves when they call upon Him, whispering their needs, breaking down in front of the Lord of the Worlds."

In this book, the author touches on a wide variety of topics that hold vast importance in the life of every Muslim. The book is written as an advice from a father to his sons' but the subject matter is applicable to all people.

Presented in an eloquent fashion while quoting from the Quran and Sunnah, we hope this book will benefit whoever reads it.

This book, truthfully, is an ideal gift to Muslim sisters (brides), as this book mainly deals with the concerned affairs of newly married life according to the Qur’an and Sunnah; touching upon topics like the excellence of a righteous wife, her attributes and duties to her husband.

The book also contains stories of some exemplary women, advices and other precious parting advices as a light of guidance. By practicing them, a home can become a garden of Jannah.

This book should be read in sequence cover to cover and pass the advices on to other Muslim sisters.

“We do not unite them on deity, Prophet, or Imaam. That is because they say their Lord is the One whom Muhammad was His Prophet and his successor after him was Aboo Bakr. We do not say that this is our Lord nor that is our Prophet. Rather we say that the Lord who the Khaleefah of His Prophet is Abu Bakr is not our Lord and that Prophet is not our Prophet”

Stated by Nimatullah Al-Husaynee Al-Jazaairee from the Major Scholars of the Raafidah in the book Al-Anwaar An-Numaaniyyah

“We do not unite them on deity, Prophet, or Imaam. That is because they say their Lord is the One whom Muhammad was His Prophet and his successor after him was Aboo Bakr. We do not say that this is our Lord nor that is our Prophet. Rather we say that the Lord who the Khaleefah of His Prophet is Abu Bakr is not our Lord and that Prophet is not our Prophet” Stated by Nimatullah Al-Husaynee Al-Jazaairee from the Major Scholars of the Raafidah in the book Al-Anwaar An-Numaaniyyah

This is the fourth book in the series by Dr. Assad Nimer Busool, meant for students at the high school level. Apart from containing lessons based on the teachings and the guidance of the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad, it covers a wide spectrum of topics in Islam and its history. In this book, the lessons on Islamic principles are dealt with in greater detail and the impact of these principles on the lives of the Muslims in all generations specially the first generation.

Are your duas not being accepted? Unhealthy addictions and depression are widespread: some of us find the uncertainty and emotional darkness eating away at us. 700 years ago, a diligent Muslim scholar told of a cost-free universal psychotherapeutic cure, writing: "Happiness comes with sincere du'a." He was Al-Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah (RA); his teacher was Ibn Taymiyyah (RA). Riding on the coattails of our pious predecessors, we too seek routes to accepted prayers and eternal reward within the tradition of the Holy Qur'an and authentic ahadith (Prophetic sayings).

This book builds on the debut A Handbook of Spiritual Medicine and isn't simply a compilation of recommended du'as. Instead, it is a carefully considered framework that aligns our emotions with the most beautiful du'as, all of which have a profound constructive purpose: the aim is to transport us smilingly and with the noblest etiquette towards the ma'arifat (higher knowledge of Allah SWT) and istiqamah (steadfastness) that every Muslim seeks, deep down. This is the perfect Islamic book if you want your du'as to become accepted. 

"A Handbook of Muslim Belief" by Ahmad A. Galwash is a compact and extensive aide that furnishes readers with a top-to-bottom outline of Islam's principal thoughts and regulations. This book is a great asset for anyone with any interest at all in more deeply studying the essential ideas that oversee Islamic confidence.

An exceptional researcher and scholar, Ahmad A. Galwash, frames the fundamental standards of Muslim philosophy in a reasonable and congenial way. "A Handbook of Muslim Conviction" gives a guide to the ideas that drive the Islamic perspective, making it an extraordinary reference for Muslims and a significant prologue to Islam for others keen on finding out more.

Enhance your knowledge and understanding of Muslim Civilization with this unique textbook. Written for Western-born Muslims and those interested in learning about Islam from a Muslim perspective, this volume covers the pre-Islamic period to the fall of the Umayyad Dynasty. Gain valuable insights and a deeper understanding of this fascinating history.

A Coloring Book of Islamic Manners has been produced to teach preschoolers and kindergarteners basic Islamic phrases and terms used by Muslims all across the world. A child may already be familiar with several of these and this activity book will provide reinforcing activity. The coloring activity is both in Arabic and English and each familiarizes a child to these terms (through the look and say) even if they may not know writing in English and Arabic. Accompanying charts and cards are designed to reinforce the message of these terms. This book teaches children about proper adab and akhlaq all while enjoying coloring.

Have you ever wanted to know the truth about growing up as a young Muslimah but were too shy to ask an adult? Well this is the perfect book for you!
Written from a ‘big sister’ perspective, A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Life's Big Changes explains all, from choosing the right friendship group, advice about school life and social life, to the physical changes you will experience from the age of 9 onward.
Rayhana Khan has drawn on her solid Islamic upbringing, her role as a teaching assistant at a local primary school as well as her work at a Muslim Girls’ Youth club to write this indispensable handbook.

The poet began his poem regarding the creed with these two magnificent stanzas. And these lines of poetry contain the call to cling to the Book and the Sunnah; and to beware of innovations. He has begun with them before clarifying the creed and its affairs in accordance with the path of Ahlus-Sunnah within the books of creed since their way, in most instances, was to begin with this affair; and this was an example from them of denoting the source of derivation for the Usool of the religion and its subsidiary branches in order that the structure of the creed and its basis be upon a sound foundation and strong correct principles. When the servant makes the source from which he derives his creed and the source upon which the principles are predicated to be the Book and the Sunnah, then he will see that which is besides it from sources to be rubbish and he will not take anything from them nor will he make them to be a source for him in his religion and his creed. He will only take from the pure source and the pure spring which is neither soiled nor defiled; and thus by way of this his creed will be safe and his Eemaan will be sound. The source of Ahlus-Sunnah in derivation is the Book and the Sunnah. They take from them, derive their evidences from them, and rely upon them. They do not deviate from them in the least. Rather, they are as Al-Awzaa’ee said: “We go with the Book and the Sunnah wherever they go.”They do not invent anything from themselves. Shaykh Al-Islaam, may Allah have mercy upon him, stated: “The creed does not belong to me nor to anyone greater than myself. The creed belongs to Allah and His Messenger (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam).”So from Allah is the Message and upon the Messenger is the conveyance of the Message and upon us is belief and submission. Due to this, we find the books of Ahlus-Sunnah beginning with mention of the source before explaining the creed. This is that which we derive from that which the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) would constantly do within the Friday sermon. He would always say in the beginning of it: “As to proceed; indeed the truest speech is the Book of Allah the best guidance is the guidance of Muhammad (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) and the worst of all matters and the newly invented matters.”

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