In this book the author has drawn extensively on his experience of nearly thirty years of teaching the Arabic language to non-native students. The layout of this book, the texts and exercises of the lessons bear clear witness that hard-work and sincerity put together can ultimately and assuredly achieve good results. This book is specially designed for beginners who aim to learn Arabic quickly and accurately.

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.

"Until When Will We Differ?" is a short Islamic book by Sheikh Muhammad bin Saalih al-Uthaymeen, addressing the widespread issue of division and argumentation within the Muslim community (Ummah) by calling for unity and adherence to core Islamic principles.

'And from the virtues of this month is that the good deeds are multiplied. It has been narrated that the optional deeds are equal in reward to the obligatory deeds; and the obligatory deeds have the reward of 70 obligatory deeds. And whoever provides food to break the fast of the fasting person shall have forgiveness for his sins and his neck freed from the Fire; and he will have the reward of the fasting person without decreasing the reward of the fasting person in the least. Therefore; all of this good and all of these blessings and opportunities are provided for the Muslims by the entrance of this blessed month. Therefore; it is befitting that the Muslim greet this month with happiness; delight; and joy. And he should praise Allah when he reaches the month and seek Allah's help in fasting and putting forth good deeds during the month.'

A treatise on the Status and etiquette of dua in Islam In this work, the author elaborates on the status, importance and etiquette of du'a in Islam, In the most comprehensive work yet to be written in English on this topic, the author discusses, amongst other matters: the excellence and benefits du'a, its pre-conditions and recommended etiquettes, the timings and situations in which a du'aa is more likely to be answered, the various factors that aid or prevent a du'aa from being accepted, the relationship of du'aa with Divine Destiny (Qadr), the wisdom behind a delayed response, and other relevant topics. A highly informative and essential book for evey Muslim household.

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.

Kitab al-Tawhid is a landmark work analysing orthodox Islamic monotheism. Since it was authored it has received a great deal of attention, a large number of commentaries and has been translated into over twenty languages. Relevant as it was then, it remains relevant today and Muslims are in dire need of reading it, studying it and teaching it.

Unfortunately, despite previous laudable efforts, a translation does not yet exist in English that truly reflects the importance of this work. It gives Dar us-Sunnah great pleasure to present this work to the reader in the hope that it fills this gap

Shaykh Muhammad Amaan Al-Jaami's "Clarification of the States of the Declaration of Confidence and its Evidences" is an exhaustive and scholarly examination of the Shahada (Declaration of Confidence) in Islam. Shaykh Al-Jaami's enlightening work gives a thorough and comprehensive clarification of the circumstances and evidence engaged with Islam's establishing calling of confidence, "La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah" (There is no god except for Allah, and Muhammad is Allah's Courier).

Shaykh Muhammad Amaan Al-Jaami, a separate Islamic researcher and instructor, dives profoundly into the religious, philosophical, and otherworldly components of the Shahada, giving perusers thorough information on this vital Islamic tenet. The book clarifies the importance and repercussions of the Declaration of Confidence through thorough examination and straightforward clarifications, giving huge bits of knowledge to the two researchers and laypeople the same.

Calling to Allah is a very great honour which is not reached through ease, response and love of relaxation. It is not reached except through beneficial knowledge, righteous action, deep understanding and careful following of the way of the Prophets in calling to Allah.

In this book Shaykh Rabee’ ibn Haadee al -Madkhalee explains in detail the methodology of the Prophets in their call to Allah. In it, he answers those questions which face every caller to the faith who wishes to follow the footsteps of the prophets: What should his call begin with? What should he concentrate on? And what is the goal of his da’wah to Allah?

The present book is a gift to the new generation from a peace-loving person. It attempts to present a complete ideology of life based on peace, which can be summed up in these words: Peace is not an option: it is our destiny.

We shall either live with peace or destroy ourselves without it. In this world it is undeniable that the future is for peace alone. There is no future for war or violence.

"The Misguidance of the Habashi Sect Also Known as the Ahbash" refers to critical literature or discussions concerning the Al-Ahbash (or Habashi), a Sunni Islamic movement founded by Abdullah al-Harari, known for its unique theological blend of Sunni, Shia, and Sufi elements, particularly criticized for its exclusionary discourse, anti-political activism stance, and interpretations of Islamic law, often contrasting with mainstream Islamic thought. This phrase likely points to books or articles accusing them of straying from orthodox Islam, though the sect itself emphasizes pluralism and opposes violence.

No Muslim's faith is complete without believing in angels. That belief in angels is confirmed among the six pillars of faith. As a true believer visualizes the presence of ALLAH through abstract and material manifestations, he should believe in ALLAH's angels who are made of light. In this book, the author provides the evidence substantiating the presence of angels, their obedience to ALLAH and their compliance with commands regarding their close surveillance of human deeds according to which human beings will be judged on the Day of Resurrection.

This little book serves as a fi rst introduction to the concept of Jannah for children. This beautifully illustrated and superbly written book explains the meaning and purpose of Jannah, what the Quran says about it and who will have a chance to live in it forever.

Tawakkul (trust and reliance) on Allah has a tremendous place in the stations of servitude to Allah, Allah distinguisher his believing slaves from other than them by it, so whoever does not place tawakkul in Allah in essence, then indeed he is a disbeliever, and whoever places Tawakkul in Allah and in other than him, then he is a polytheist, and whoever places tawakkul in Allah alone, then indeed he is a monotheist believer whom Allah loves and is pleased with regards to his actions and statement, because he based them on a sound foundation....

Shaykh Saalih mentions the definition, conditions and fruits of Tawakkul, as well as a clarification of the difference between Tawakkul and Tawkeel (deputation).

Sheikh Dr. Saleh Ibn Fawzan Ibn Abdullah from the family of Fawzan from the people/tribe of ash-Shamaasiyyah. After his graduation from the Faculty of Sharee'ah, he was appointed a teacher within the educational institute in Riyadh, then transferred to teaching in the Faculty of Sharee'ah. Later, he transferred to teaching at the Department for Higher Studies within the Faculty of the Principles of the Religion (usool ad-deen). Then he transferred to teaching at the Supreme Court of Justice, where he was appointed the head. He then returned to teaching there after his period of headship came to an end. He was then made a member of the Permanent Committee for Islamic Research and Fataawa, where he continues to this day.

Member of the Council of Senior Scholars, and member of the Fiqh Committee in Makkah (part of ar-Raabitah), and member of the Committee for Supervision of the Callers (du'aat) in Hajj, whilst also presiding over (his main role) membership of the Permanent Committee for Islamic Research and Fataawa. He is also the Imaam, khateeb and teacher at the Prince Mut'ib Ibn 'Abdul-'Azeez Masjid in al-Malzar.

He also studied at the hands of a number of scholars from al-Azhar University (Egypt) who specialized in hadeeth, tafseer and Arabic language. One of the Respected Scholars Amongst the Salafi School

The Spectacle of Death - Including Glimpses of Life Beyond the Grave, authored by Khawaja Muhammad Islam, is a 540-page Islamic, Urdu-to-English translated text that provides a detailed account of death, the grave, and the hereafter. Based on the Qur'an and Hadith, it explores the soul's journey, punishment, and reward. 

The author of this small booklet has explained the need, the method and the results of repentance. Muslims too often neglect or belittle this fundamental Islaamic percept, which enables the penitent to turn his life around and places him in favor with his Lord and Master in this world and the next. Indeed, it is no less than security from the Fire and rescue from destruction.