My Best-Loved Prophet Muhammad Stories (Hardbound) beautifully retells the early years of the Prophet Muhammad’s (peace be upon him) dawah mission in Makkah, a time marked by challenge, perseverance, and unwavering faith. Through gentle, engaging storytelling, children learn how the Prophet faced persecution and opposition with patience, compassion, and trust in Allah. The book emphasizes his noble character—his dedication, kindness, and resilience—as he spread the message of Islam.
Young readers will also be introduced to some of the Prophet’s earliest Companions, whose acceptance of Islam was a testimony to the power of his message. These stories provide valuable lessons in courage, conviction, and moral strength. Written in clear, age-appropriate language, the book is both educational and inspiring.
With its vivid, child-friendly illustrations, this hardbound edition is ideal for shared reading at bedtime, in classrooms, or during Islamic studies. It offers a meaningful and accessible introduction to the early struggles and triumphs of the Seerah. A perfect gift and treasured keepsake, My Best-Loved Prophet Muhammad Stories helps children connect emotionally and spiritually with the life of the Prophet.

Key Features:
• Focus on Early Dawah: Highlights the Prophet’s mission in Makkah and the challenges he overcame.
• Character Building: Teaches values like patience, compassion, and faith through real-life examples.
• Companion Stories: Introduces key early Muslims and their inspiring journeys to Islam.
• Beautiful Illustrations: Colourful and engaging visuals enhance understanding and retention.
• Ideal for Home or School: Suitable for family reading, bedtime stories, or classroom use.
Best suited for the age group of 5-10 years of age.

The War within Our Hearts is not just another book about Muslim young people. It is a book written for young Muslims addressing issues they can relate to and in a language that is their own. Covering the key issues for young Muslims in the west today including dating, music, internet, this is a book everyone should have. It also has an introduction by Imam Zaid Shakir.

The Wise Man and the Prophet Musa is a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story about the Prophet Musa and al-Khidr. It will capture the interest of children both at home and in the classroom.

Journey to the Lord of Power is the first English translation of Ibn 'Arabi's twelfth-century text dealing with spiritual ascent. 'Arabi, whose metaphysical teachings have had a profound influence on both the Muslim and Christian worlds, is known as one of the greatest writers of mystical love poetry of all time.

Written in answer to the questions of a friend, this illuminating guide describes the evolutionary path of our higher spiritual aspirations--the quest for the ultimate reality, the journey toward God. It is chiefly concerned with spiritual retreat, an advanced and potentially dangerous Sufi practice that aims at the attainment of the Presence of God through absolute abandonment of the world. Realizing the imagination's deceptive power, 'Arabi warns that this form of retreat should not be undertaken except at the order of a sheikh or by one who has mastered the self. Each stage of the journey is accompanied by a temptation which can be overcome only by an unshakable desire for God.

'Arabi explains each step of the ascent leading toward human perfection. In this perilous voyage of self-discovery, the reader will encounter the Realms of the mineral, vegetable, and animal worlds, eventually reaching the Gardens and the Throne of Mercy. The traveler of the Sufi mystic path is called upon to cleanse his or her heart in order to safely reach the final destination--the Lord of Power.

The purpose of this book is to re-engineer the minds of those who think in terms of violence. The book has a twofold target: first to help those who are engaged in violence realize that the present age is an age of peace. Second, the author expounds on the guiding principles that should govern the actions of those who want to establish peace in society.

Islamic Concept and Its Characteristics - Why are we here? The concepts of Islam explain our true place and role in the universe, the essential truths of this life, and the relationship between us and our Creator. Presents the reality, comprehensiveness, balance, dynamism, and realism of Islam.

Islam came to deliver mankind from the rubbish heaps of philosophies…unfortunately mankind has again reverted to the rubbish heaps, says Qutb in his introduction. One of the profound thinkers behind the Islamic revival in this century, Qutb in this work takes on the challenge of proving that "nature" and its functioning on this planet earth are all in harmony with the methodology of Islam.

"Imam al-Shafi'i: In Quest of Knowledge" is a biographical work that details the life of Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafi'i, focusing on his journey to become one of the most prominent Islamic jurists and the founder of the Shafi'i school of thought. 

Kitab-e-Zindagi

The Prophet Muhammad, at Gods behest, called men to the worship of one God and proclaimed that, by responding to this call, mankind would achieve true dignity, honour, prosperity and happiness. Within an astonishingly brief period, and over vast areas which were in the grip of ignorance, darkness and confusion were finally dispelled, order was established and all manner of beneficent institutions sprang into life, a high moral order was set up and the blessings of knowledge, learning and science began to be widely diffused. The strength of this message was its crystal clear simplicity and marvelous easiness, for Islam reached out to the soul of the people without having recourse to long explanations or involved sermons. Thanks to this message, bringing the ideals of tauhid, resalat, peace and harmony, paganism in its various forms was defeated, ad human dignity finally became a reality. Islam taught right thinking, proper action and honest speaking, and for these reasons it found its way, without any difficulty, into both the minds and hearts of men

?Introducing Islam? provides the general reader with an accurate and comprehensive picture of Islam--the true religion of submission to God. In the first section it is shown that the true path is the path that God has revealed to mankind through His prophets. The second section provides an introduction to various aspects of the Islamic life under forty-five separate headings. Qur?anic teachings have been summarized in the third section in words taken from the Quran itself. In the fourth section the life that makes man worthy of Paradise has been described and in the last section the life that will condemn him to Hell-fire.

An effort has been made in this book to trace the history of medieval Muslim thought as to show the elements which it had in common with Christian teaching, and to account for the points of divergence. Influenced initially by Hellenistic thought, Islamic thought brought about enormous influence on the culture of medieval Latin Christendom, directly leading to the Renascence and the death of medieval culture.