Wisdom of the Wise (Abdulaziz Ibn Nasir Al-Jalil; Baha Addin Ibn Fatah Aqeel) This is an excellent book that consists of quotations from the Salaf (as well as Ayaat and ahadeeth). It deals with their approach to many things in life and in the society. It is a summary of Imam Adh-Dhahabi's 'Siyar A'laam an-Nubalaa' and Ibn al-Jawzi's 'Sifat as-Safwah which is an abstract of Abu Na'im's 'Hilyat al Awliya, however the authors also quote from other Classical works such as [2] Al-Baghawi's 'Sharh as-Sunnah' Some of the many Topics discussed includes: The Salaf and their Fear of Allaah The Salaf and their Hatred of Fame The Salaf and Jihad in Allaah's Cause The Salaf and their Adherence to the Truth and so on and so forth This book gives you an insight into the piety and righteousness of these great people. It highlights the beautiful way they think, their noble character and it's amazing to read their words Jarir said 'Whenever the Prophet (S) sees me he smiles at me ' Bukhari & Muslim.
This book seeks, as its title suggests, to present Islam as it is, by drawing on original sources, rather than leaving it to be judged by latter-day interpretations and commentaries, or the practices of present-day Muslims in different parts of the world. This method of evaluation brings out the distinction between Islam as presented to the world by the Prophet Muhammad and his Companions (information about which is available to us in the Qur?an and the sunnah) and Islam as mirrored in the lives of later Muslim generations.
The book aims at developing a spiritual bent of mind in its reader. The author believes that to attain spirituality one does not need to retire to the jungles, rather one must live in the midst of all the activities of the world and develop the ability to convert material events into non-material or spiritual events. According to the author, “If you want to live as a spiritual person, learn the art of extraction. That is, you have to be able to extract spiritual content from material things. This will give you spiritual food, and thus you will be able to develop yourself as a spiritual person.”Spiritual living is the greatest need of the day and in the various chapters of the book, the author enlightens the reader on how to deal with day-to-day problems of failure, stress, unhappiness and conflict.
"30 Signs of the Hypocrites" by Dr. Aa'id bin 'Abdullaah al-Qarnee, published by Al-Hidaayah/Al-Irshaad, outlines behavioral traits and heart conditions of hypocrisy (nifaq) based on the Quran and Sunnah. The book aims to assist in self-reflection and purification from these dangerous, often subtle, traits.
Conventionally the word "Sufi" is considered synonymous with the word "mystic". But the word "Sufi", as used in Arabic, Persian, Turkish and Urdu, has a religious connotation. According to the Sufis themselves, the word is derived from an Arabic root "safa" (purity). They opine the sufi is he who keeps his heart pure with God. The Sufis claim to have inherited their doctrines direct from the teachings of the holy Prophet, who, strictly speaking, has given no dogmatic or mystical theology.. The fundamental of sufism is God, Man and the relation between them, which is Love. The whole sufi theosophy revolves on these three pivots. From God sprang the theory of tawhid (divine unity), of nur (divine light), of zat wa sifat (divine essence and attributes) and the theory of hama ust (all is He). From man emerged the theories of ruh (soul), qurbat (divine proximity), hulul (infusion of divine spirit). From "the relation between God and Man" the Idea of Ishq (divine love), Fana (self-annihilation), Baqa (abiding in God), etc. came into being. Hence the Sufis believe in the real one God who is all merciful and loving and whom a man can approach with a loving heart.
The decisive encounters between the East and West-- Islam and Christendom--in the fields of war or peace had the most far reaching effects on their destinies. This is one of the most important subjects of Islamic history, indeed perhaps the most important of all. Besides its abundant and eventful episodes, it throws much light on this eternal struggle between the East and the West. As many of these events are scantily dealt with by the Islamic chroniclers, careful reference to Western sources and scholars been made to analyse the subject in detail.
The book Nations Rise and Fall Why? published by Ahsan Publication is a booklet based on a historical speech by Maulana Sayyed Abul A'la Maududi. It explains the "Divine Law of the rise and fall of nations" through historical examples.
One of the unfortunate effects of 9/11 was the misperception that terrorism has divine approval in Islam. Islam Denounces Terrorism thoroughly debunks this notion by looking at both the Qur’an and the historical record. With extensive color illustrations, the book covers such timely topics as Islamic morality, how the Qur’an views war, the real face of the terrorists who act in the name of religions, and much more.
The Prophet Hud and the Stormis a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story about Prophet Hud and the people of Ad. The lesson of this story is that failure to give thanks to Allah for all that He has given us can lead Him to take it all back.
The Quran is full of exciting stories, adventures, teachings and prayers, which show Allah's love for us and explain what he requires from us as believers in and sincere servants of our Creator. The Quran Stories for Little Hearts Series is specially designed to provide an easy way to help your children understand more about the stories of the Quran by enjoying them and learning from them in a natural way. It's a wonderful way to explain the greatest stories of the Quran to children and encourage them to explore the meaning and purpose of the word of Allah. A simple text and magnificent color illustrations will captivate young, active minds. How Ibrahim Came to Know Allah is a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story about the Prophet Ibrahim. It will capture the interest of children both at home and in the classroom.
After centuries of slavery, apartheid and ethnocide, the silence is broken. One hundred million Dalits in India, the twentieth century's largest, most repressed minority, cry out for the ear of the world. Who are the Dalits" What does it mean to be labeled as an "untouchable"? Is there a relationship between Brahmanism and India's caste system, the modern Nazi doctrine of Aryan supremacy, and the colonial, US and South African policies promoting white supremacy. Does this book have special meaning for Black America?
I See Allah Everywhereis a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story about the wonders of Creation. It will capture the interest of children both at home and in the classroom
The Prophet Muhammad initiated one of the most significant religious and cultural developments in human history, bringing the religion of Islam to the world. Adil Salahi's compelling biography traces the life of the Prophet Muhammad from his birth and childhood to the triumph of Islam and its hold on Arabia. The author sets this against a fascinating historical backdrop. His careful analysis of the Prophet's life is written with today's Muslim and non-Muslim readers in mind: Muslims will further their comprehension of their faith, and non-Muslims will come to understand the love Muslims have for their Prophet.
Beneficial Answers to Questions on Innovated Methodologies is a key Islamic text by Shaykh Saalih Ibn Fauzaan al-Fauzaan, compiled by Jamaal bin Furayhaan Al-Haarithee, offering guidance on correct Islamic practice (Manhaj) by clarifying innovations (Bid'ah) and deviant groups using Quran & Sunnah, available in study editions with exercises and detailed footnotes for deep understanding, crucial for Muslims seeking clarity against confusion.
This book contains masnun duas or the duas which were taught by the Prophet Muhammad. Dua is a noble form of dhikr or remembrance of Allah. By learning these daus and recitng them at the appropriate occasions, our every action is turned into ibadah. Our sleeping, eating, drinking, dressing, etc, all assume the form of ibadah. Constant and conscious recital of the various duas at their appropriate time fixes the remembrance of Allah in the hearts. These duas of the Prophet draw the faithful closer to his Creator. Therefore, it is of absolute necessity that all Muslims learn and recite the various duas. Felicity and success will be the result, insha Allah.
An Explanation of Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhaab's Kashf Al-Shubuhaat: A Critical Study of Shirk is a book, often by Abu Ammaar Yasir Qadhi, that elaborates on Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhaab's original work, Kashf al-Shubuhat (Clearing of Doubts), refuting common arguments used to justify shirk (associating partners with Allah) by showing they mirror ancient pagan justifications, and provides deeper context on shirk's types, history, and severity to help Muslims understand and avoid it.
The Messenger of Allah (upon him be peace) was given exceptional oratorical skills. His words were eloquent, comprehensive, and simple, conveying libraries ofand truths. The Messenger (upon him be peace) himself said, “I have been sent with the al-”(Bukhari)—that is, pithy language that expresses a multitude of meanings in few words.
Bookstores and libraries today are full of books of, coined by historical personages and political and religious leaders. But each of these pales in comparison to the eloquence of the Messenger of Allah (upon himpeace) and philosophers and sages seem nothing more than struggling students in the light of his divinely inspired wisdom.
This book is a collection of 327 hadiths which the author, Shaykh 'Ashiq Ilahi al-Bulandshehri, compiled from 'Allama Tabrizi’s renowned hadith compilation, Mishkat al-Masabih.The book contains many ' al-,as well as prophecies and other accounts and narratives.
The book is ultimately a compilation of hadiths meant to inspire the souls of today’s Muslims and give them a glimpse at the charisma of the Prophet Muhammad (upon him be peace) and a roadmap with which they can achieve closeness to their Lord.
This work is taught in many of the madrasasaround the world as a first hadith work. Now it is available in this beautifully bound English edition with a commentary from the classical sources.
The act of seeking forgiveness is what gives us the opening we need after feeling overwhelmed by the burden of sin. Forgiveness means a way out, a second chance, a feeling of hope with which to turn a new page in life. It is through the seeking of forgiveness that we begin to understand that there is no reason whatsoever to despair of the mercy of Allah.
Islam encourages us to not run away in fear of Allah but rather to turn toward Allah the same way a baby would run into its mother’s lap. So lovingly does Allah, Most High, address His sinful servants:
“Say (to humanity, O Muhammad): O My servants—those (of you) who have committed (sins in great) excess against their own souls—never despair of the mercy of Allah! For, indeed, Allah forgives sins, one and all. Indeed, it is He who is the All-Forgiving, the Mercy-Giving. So turn in penitence to your Lord. And submit yourselves to Him.” - (Al-Qur’an 39:53–54)
This collection of seventy prayers for forgiveness [istighfarat] is attributed to one of the greatest spiritual luminaries of the past, Hasan al-Basri, and it has been presented here to offer a way for us to navigate through the complications and pitfalls of this life. Set out in Arabic script, with adjoining translation in English, this edition also includes transliteration of the prayers to facilitate reading for those who are not so well-versed in Arabic.
Wisdom of the Wise (Abdulaziz Ibn Nasir Al-Jalil; Baha Addin Ibn Fatah Aqeel) This is an excellent book that consists of quotations from the Salaf (as well as Ayaat and ahadeeth). It deals with their approach to many things in life and in the society. It is a summary of Imam Adh-Dhahabi's 'Siyar A'laam an-Nubalaa' and Ibn al-Jawzi's 'Sifat as-Safwah which is an abstract of Abu Na'im's 'Hilyat al Awliya, however the authors also quote from other Classical works such as [2] Al-Baghawi's 'Sharh as-Sunnah' Some of the many Topics discussed includes: The Salaf and their Fear of Allaah The Salaf and their Hatred of Fame The Salaf and Jihad in Allaah's Cause The Salaf and their Adherence to the Truth and so on and so forth This book gives you an insight into the piety and righteousness of these great people. It highlights the beautiful way they think, their noble character and it's amazing to read their words Jarir said 'Whenever the Prophet (S) sees me he smiles at me ' Bukhari & Muslim.
This book seeks, as its title suggests, to present Islam as it is, by drawing on original sources, rather than leaving it to be judged by latter-day interpretations and commentaries, or the practices of present-day Muslims in different parts of the world. This method of evaluation brings out the distinction between Islam as presented to the world by the Prophet Muhammad and his Companions (information about which is available to us in the Qur?an and the sunnah) and Islam as mirrored in the lives of later Muslim generations.
The book aims at developing a spiritual bent of mind in its reader. The author believes that to attain spirituality one does not need to retire to the jungles, rather one must live in the midst of all the activities of the world and develop the ability to convert material events into non-material or spiritual events. According to the author, “If you want to live as a spiritual person, learn the art of extraction. That is, you have to be able to extract spiritual content from material things. This will give you spiritual food, and thus you will be able to develop yourself as a spiritual person.”Spiritual living is the greatest need of the day and in the various chapters of the book, the author enlightens the reader on how to deal with day-to-day problems of failure, stress, unhappiness and conflict.
"30 Signs of the Hypocrites" by Dr. Aa'id bin 'Abdullaah al-Qarnee, published by Al-Hidaayah/Al-Irshaad, outlines behavioral traits and heart conditions of hypocrisy (nifaq) based on the Quran and Sunnah. The book aims to assist in self-reflection and purification from these dangerous, often subtle, traits.
Conventionally the word "Sufi" is considered synonymous with the word "mystic". But the word "Sufi", as used in Arabic, Persian, Turkish and Urdu, has a religious connotation. According to the Sufis themselves, the word is derived from an Arabic root "safa" (purity). They opine the sufi is he who keeps his heart pure with God. The Sufis claim to have inherited their doctrines direct from the teachings of the holy Prophet, who, strictly speaking, has given no dogmatic or mystical theology.. The fundamental of sufism is God, Man and the relation between them, which is Love. The whole sufi theosophy revolves on these three pivots. From God sprang the theory of tawhid (divine unity), of nur (divine light), of zat wa sifat (divine essence and attributes) and the theory of hama ust (all is He). From man emerged the theories of ruh (soul), qurbat (divine proximity), hulul (infusion of divine spirit). From "the relation between God and Man" the Idea of Ishq (divine love), Fana (self-annihilation), Baqa (abiding in God), etc. came into being. Hence the Sufis believe in the real one God who is all merciful and loving and whom a man can approach with a loving heart.
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