If the Imams of the four schools [madhahib] established all of their rulings from the Qur an and the Sunna, why have they differed on so many points? How can two authentic narrations from the Messenger of Allah appear to contradict one another? When is it acceptable for Muslims to differ over religious matters? What did the Messenger mean when he said, The differences of my Umma are a source of mercy? Using examples from the Messenger of Allah, his Companions, and their Followers, The Differences of the Imams answers these puzzling questions in a thorough and concise manner. In a clear and lucid style, the author illustrates the various ways in which different narrations seem to contradict one another and how the Companions and the Imams of jurisprudence have reconciled these apparent differences. This work is an excellent resource for anyone seeking to better understand some of the deeper issues of hadith and jurisprudence: how these two disciplines come together to form the basis of Islamic law [Shari'a], why it is necessary to follow a school of Islamic law, and what the basic principles of hadith scholarship are.

The Divine Reports is a translation of Mishkāt al-Anwār. It is a profound compilation of sacred hadiths (aḥādīth qudsiyya) gathered and transmitted by the celebrated Andalusian mystic and scholar, Ibn al-ʿArabī (1165–1240 CE), also known as The Greatest Master (al-Shaykh al-Akbar). This work presents over one hundred sayings attributed directly to Allah, conveyed through the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. These sayings are revered in the Islamic tradition for their spiritual depth, conveying divine speech that is distinct from the Qur'an yet illuminated by its authority.

The book is divided into three main sections:

1. Hadiths with full chains of transmission (isnād) ending directly with Allah.
2. Hadiths without isnād but nonetheless traced back to divine address.
3. Additional sacred sayings that focus on divine mercy, judgment, and spiritual insight.

Themes throughout include Allah’s mercy, justice, provision, divine presence, and the intimate relationship between the Creator and His servants. Many hadiths emphasize the transformative power of remembrance (dhikr), love for others for the sake of Allah, sincerity, and contentment with divine decree. 

The compilation also explores eschatological realities, including paradise, divine judgment, and intercession. Ibn al-ʿArabī compiled these hadiths partly inspired by the Prophetic narration that promises divine favor to those who preserve and share forty hadiths for the benefit of the ummah.

This English-Arabic edition, carefully translated and presented, makes accessible one of the most spiritually potent compilations in the Islamic tradition, reflecting the inner lights of divine address.

About Ibn al-ʿArabī

Ibn al-ʿArabi (1165–1240 CE) was a towering Andalusian scholar, philosopher, and poet known as The Greatest Master (al-Shaykh al-Akbar). Born in Murcia, Spain, he studied under leading scholars and spiritual masters across al-Andalus and North Africa. His travels took him to Makkah, Anatolia, and finally Damascus, where he taught and wrote extensively. Ibn al-ʿArabī authored over 300 works, including Fuṣūṣ al-Ḥikam and al-Futūḥāt al-Makkiyya, which explored metaphysics, divine love, and spiritual realities. He mentored Ṣadr al-Dīn al-Qūnawī and influenced generations of thinkers. His legacy continues to shape Islamic thought, spirituality, and philosophy to this day.

• Author:  Ibn al- ʿArabī
  
• Translator: Wordsmiths
• Binding: Paperback
• Color: Black & White
• Length: 136 pages
• Category: Spirituality, Islam, Hadith
• Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing

You know the hadith. You believe the teachings. Yet somehow, a gap remains between what you know and how you live. The anger still flares. The anxiety still grips. The relationships still struggle. Sound familiar?

The Emotionally Intelligent Muslim bridges that gap. Drawing on the Quran, Sunnah, and classical Islamic scholarship alongside contemporary emotional intelligence research, Rayyan Shaikh presents a groundbreaking framework for developing the inner life that transforms outer conduct.

Discover the five dimensions of Prophetic EQ: Muraqaba (self-awareness), Mujahada (self-regulation), Rahma (empathy), Akhlaq (relationship excellence), and Tawakkul (spiritual-emotional resilience). Take the comprehensive assessment to identify your strengths and growth areas. Learn the prophetic anger management protocol, the art of sabr as a trainable skill, and the practices that build unshakeable inner peace.

This is a practical book for transformation, complete with daily practices, seven-day challenges, and a personalised development plan. Whether you struggle with anger, anxiety, difficult relationships, or simply sense there is more depth available in your emotional and spiritual life, this book meets you where you are and guides you toward the prophetic character that represents humanity’s highest possibility.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was sent to perfect noble character. This book shows you how to walk in his footsteps.

The Endless Banquet will help you discover: 

• The benefits of the Qur’an’s repetition of certain phrases, & stories, albeit with different variations & details

• The wisdom of ayat shift from discussions of law to stories, to theological arguments, to descriptions of heaven and hell

• Connections between each Surah

• The wisdom & significance in the order of the Surahs

• How each Juz is divided upon overarching themes

• The context in which certain ayat were revealed & why these verses are still relevant today

The Endless Banquet is designed to help you develop a deeper appreciation for the Qur’an - especially the parts which most people don’t ordinarily read. This will increase your sense of wonder and awe at the Qur’an, so that you may seek to learn more, and be inspired to ask new questions about Allah’s final revelation. As you become more familiar with its subtleties, your personal relationship with the Qur’an will naturally grow stronger, if Allah wills.

Each chapter of The Endless Banquet covers one Juz. Written in easy-to-understand language, this book aims to inspire a new generation of readers of the Qur’an, among Muslims who are comfortable reading and speaking English.

The Endless Banquet was written in the hope that the Qur’an may open the hearts of all who read it, and to help you become inspired by its meanings, its relevance to the present day, and its connections to the human condition and to your own life. The Endless Banquet will help you to rekindle your love for the Qur’an, if Allah wills.

• Author: Hamzah Abdul-Malik 

• Language: English

• Paperback: 120 pages (black and white)

• Volume 1 (Juz 1-10)

• ISBN: 978-1-952306-03-7

• Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing

The Endless Banquet (Volume Two) is the second part of Shaykh Hamzah Abdul Malik’s reading guide to help the average person understand the broader meanings of the Qur’an. This book picks up where The Endless Banquet (Volume I) left off, and explains each Surah of the middle third of the Qur’an by grouping its ayat together according to shared themes, to help you study its fundamental meanings and their connections with one another. It is followed by The Endless Banquet (Volume III), which covers Juz 21-30. All three volumes are available together as The Endless Banquet Series (3-book bundle).

The Endless Banquet (Volume Two) will help you discover:

• Juz 11 to 20

• The benefits of the Qur’an’s repetition of certain phrases, & stories, albeit with different variations & details

• The wisdom of ayat shift from discussions of law to stories, to theological arguments, to descriptions of heaven and hell

• Connections between each Surah

• The wisdom & significance in the order of the Surahs

• How each Juz is divided upon overarching themes

• The context in which certain ayat were revealed & why these verses are still relevant today

The Endless Banquet is designed to help you develop a deeper appreciation for the Qur’an - especially the parts which most people don’t ordinarily read. This will increase your sense of wonder and awe at the Qur’an, so that you may seek to learn more, and be inspired to ask new questions about Allah’s final revelation. As you become more familiar with its subtleties, your personal relationship with the Qur’an will naturally grow stronger, if Allah wills.

Each chapter of The Endless Banquet covers one Juz. Written in easy-to-understand language, this book aims to inspire a new generation of readers of the Qur’an, among Muslims who are comfortable reading and speaking English.

The Endless Banquet was written in the hope that the Qur’an may open the hearts of all who read it, and to help you become inspired by its meanings, its relevance to the present day, and its connections to the human condition and to your own life. The Endless Banquet will help you to rekindle your love for the Qur’an, if Allah wills.

• Author: Hamzah Abdul Malik 
  

• Language: English

• Paperback : 130 pages (black and white)

• Volume Two (Juz 11-20)

• ISBN: 978-1-952306-37-2

• Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing 

The Endless Banquet is a reading guide to help the average person understand the broader meanings of the Qur’an. This book explains each Surah by grouping its ayat together according to shared themes, to help you study its fundamental meanings and their connections with one another.

The Endless Banquet will help you discover:

• The benefits of the Qur’an’s repetition of certain phrases, & stories, albeit with different variations & details

• The wisdom of ayat shift from discussions of law to stories, to theological arguments, to descriptions of heaven and hell

• Connections between each Surah

• The wisdom & significance in the order of the Surahs

• How each Juz is divided upon overarching themes

• The context in which certain ayat were revealed & why these verses are still relevant today

The Endless Banquet is designed to help you develop a deeper appreciation for the Qur’an - especially the parts which most people don’t ordinarily read. This will increase your sense of wonder and awe at the Qur’an, so that you may seek to learn more, and be inspired to ask new questions about Allah’s final revelation. As you become more familiar with its subtleties, your personal relationship with the Qur’an will naturally grow stronger, if Allah wills.

Each chapter of The Endless Banquet covers one Juz. Written in easy-to-understand language, this book aims to inspire a new generation of readers of the Qur’an, among Muslims who are comfortable reading and speaking English.

The Endless Banquet was written in the hope that the Qur’an may open the hearts of all who read it, and to help you become inspired by its meanings, its relevance to the present day, and its connections to the human condition and to your own life. The Endless Banquet will help you to rekindle your love for the Qur’an, if Allah wills.

VOLUME III

• Author: Hamzah Abdul-Malik

• Language: English

• Paperback: 124 pages (black and white)

• Juz 21-30

• ISBN: 978-1-952306-32-7

• Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing

This short work is a translation of Imam al-Ghazali's al-Risala al-Waziyya, a concise personal note to a beloved brother and scholar who sought his advice. The Epistle of Admonition - as translated by Ahmad Shaist Khan - unveils al-Ghazali's sincere counsel not just to a beloved brother, but himself too.

The Imam writes:

"I warned my lower self (nafs) of their (lessons), which it believed in and accepted, verbally as well as intellectually. However, in practice it rejected their [warning]. So I said to it, 'Do you not believe that the Qur'an is a verbal admonition and a sincere counsellor? After all, it is the revealed word of Allah that can never be proven false from any angle.' It replied in the affirmative."

This edition includes al-Ghazali's Arabic text as well as a new English translation. This arrangement allows the English-speaking reader to get a taste of the author's unique style, while students of Arabic may peruse the Imam's masterful Arabic prose alongside this elegant English rendition.

• Authors: Imām al-Ghazali
  
• Translator: Ahmad Shaist Khan
  
• Binding: Paperback
• Colour: Black & White
• Category: Spirituality, Self-Help, Islam
• ISBN: 978-1-952306-60-0
• Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing

Al-'Aqeedah al-Waasitiyyah (The Creed of Wasit) is a foundational Islamic text by Imam Ibn Taymiyyah detailing the pure creed of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama'ah, especially regarding Allah's Names and Attributes (Asma wa Sifat), emphasizing affirmation without distortion (tahrif), negation (ta'til), or likeness (tamtheel), and affirming Allah's uniqueness and perfection, with explanations by scholars like Ibn Baaz and Ibn Uthaymeen making it accessible. The explanations clarify core beliefs in Allah's oneness, His attributes (like Face, Hands, Eyes) as befitting His majesty, the pillars of faith (angels, books, messengers, etc.), and refute deviant doctrines, providing a balanced path for Muslims. 

In this book, we present the classical treatise on Creed of Imaam Ibn Qudaamah Al-Maqdisee, rahimahullaah, known as Lum'at-ul-'Itiqaad, which is studied all over the Muslim world. Imaam Muhammad bin Saalih Al-'Uthaimeen, rahimahullaah, has provided an in depth explanation for the points touched on by the author in a clear and simple manner. Furthermore, the narrations mentioned in the book have been verified and lengthy and extensive footnotes have been provided to make this book a valuable source of reference.

Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab's Six Fundamental Principles (Usul As-Sitta) outline core Islamic tenets, focusing on pure monotheism (Tawhid) and distinguishing true faith from polytheism (Shirk) through sincere worship of Allah, religious unity, obedience to rulers, understanding true knowledge, recognizing Allah's allies, and refuting devilish doubts against the Quran/Sunnah. These concise principles, explained by scholars like Salih al-Fawzan and Uthaymin, serve as a foundational curriculum for Muslims, emphasizing sincere devotion and adherence to Islamic texts.

Majority of the creation do not understand these principles [of shirk]; because of that these principles obscure are for them. Consequently they end up worshipping graves, those whom inhabit those graves, the 'Awliyaah of Allah, worshipping trees and stones beside Allah, while they think that they are upon something due on their level of ignorance of the true meaning of Tawheed and the reality of Shirk (Polytheism). The author of these principles is Shaykh- ul-Imam Muhammad bin Abdil-Wahhab, may Allah have mercy upon him; He was the reviver of what was obliterated and wiped out from the Muslim world in this Arabian Peninsula in the second half of the twelve century. He passed away in the year 1206 after hijrah.

The First Manis a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story about the Prophet Adam. The story teaches us that we have all been created by Allah as equals. It impresses upon young children the need to treat every human being with love and respect.

These heart-warming biographies of those blessed companions of the Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him and his family!), who were the first to accept Islam and stood by his side in the earliest years, include ‘Abdullah ibn Abi Bakr, Zaid ibn Haritha, Asma bint Abi Bakr, al-Arqam and many others (may Allah be pleased with them all!).

The Five Maxims, The Four Principles, Ten Things which Breach Islam, The Four Principles Differentiating the Muslim from the Polytheist and Succinct Counsel.

This is an important collection of writings by Shaykh Muhammad ibn `Abdu’l- Wahhab all dealing with essential components of Muslim belief and identity. The book is an invaluable addition to the Muslim bookshelf.

The first is the outstanding work, Masa’il al-Jahiliyyah in which the author lists 128 characteristics, current amongst the people of the Time of Ignorance, which were opposed by the Messenger of Allah , all of them essential learning for any Muslim. The goal is to purge contemporary Muslim society from any such traits that may linger on and to direct them back to the guidance of the

Messenger of Allah in its pristine purity. The treatise is written in simple, accessible language and is marked by a heavy reliance on Qur’anic verses which lends it to easy reading. Relevant as it was then, it remains relevant today and its importance cannot be underestimated. The Arabic text of this work has also been included.

The second, Nawaqid al-Islam is an article listing ten things which breach a person’s profession of Islam, incorporated here so that the Muslim can do his utmost to avoid them.

The third is the monograph, al-Qawa`id al-Khams in which the author explains five fundamental components of the Messenger’s call.

The fourth is the famous treatise, al-Qawa`id al-Arba` in which the author expounds on the reality of Tawhid and shirk through explaining four principles which will save a person from the trap of polytheism in all of its many forms. The author wrote various versions of this treatise in his life and three such versions have been incorporated here.

The last is a counsel or advice given by the author directed to all Muslims.