Izhar ul Haq is internationally recognised as one of the most authoritative and objective studies of the Bible. It was originally written in Arabic in 1864 by the distinguished nineteenth century Indian scholar, Maulana Rahmatullah Kairanvi in response to the Christian offensive against Islam in British India, and specifically to counter the subversive attack made by the Reverend Fonder in his Urdu book, Meezan ul Haq.

It was subsequently translated into Urdu and then into English by Muhammad Wali Razi. This is the revised edition of the Wali Razi translation supplemented with editorial footnotes.

Despite the grand title, this is a very readable book about the principles and subtleties of commentating on or interpreting the Qur’an. It looks at:

» the science of judgements

» reminding others of the favours of Allah

» the Days of Allah and life after death

» polemics

» circumstances of revelation

» abrogating and abrogated verses

» unusual words and phrases in the Qur’an

» miraculous aspects of the Qur’an

» meaning of the letters of the Arabic alphabet.

THE RING

The world marvels at the splendor of Caliph Harun-al Rashid and his magnificent court at Baghdad. But few know that he had a son, Ahmed, who valued Islam and piety above world riches and fame. The Ring is the tragic story of that illustrious son, a true Muslim to his last breath.

THE ORCHARD KEEPER.

Truth is elusive to many who stare it in the face. Ibrahim bin Adham, the wise sage, shows what honesty, integrity and truth are all about in the incisive playlet, The Orchard Keeper.

THE NOISY NEIGHBOUR

The Noisy Neighbor is the witty tale of the great jurist Abu Hanifa and his drunken neighbor. It illustrates Abu Hanifa’s great wisdom and highlights his compassion and insight into the foibles and his fellow man. It is both thoughtful and delightfully entertaining.

Kitab at-Tabaqat al-Kabir, by Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Sa'd, is one of the most important and earliest surviving collections of biographical details of the early Muslims, spanning just over the first two centuries of Islam. The scope of the work of Ibn Sa'd covers the time of the Rashidun Khalifs, the Umayyads, and the Abbasids. This third volume of the Tabaqat (Volume III) deals with the Companions who were present at the Battle of Badr and with the Leaders of the Ansar who participated in the Pledge of Aqaba.

Peace and Conflict Resolution in Islam: Islamic Perspectives on War, Peace and Conflict Resolution argues the case for Islam as the prescription for constructing and maintaining a society of peace, tolerance, compassion, justice and equality at every level of humanity. The book draws exhaustively from the Qur'an and hadith, and other field related sources, and investigates and analyses historical events from the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the early caliphate of Islam. The author concludes that in its essence Islam is a religion of balance and peace, and as such it should be viewed not as something distant or foreign but as a modern catalyst for conflict resolution, peacemaking and peacebuilding in the global arena. Some of the topics covered include: - Historical truths and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims - The concepts of war and peace in Islam - Ethics of war and peace - Islam and Just War Theory - The question of nonviolence - Human nature and inter-personal conflict - Prophet Muhammad as a peacemaker - Muslim women as champions of peace - Practical peacemaking and conflict resolution tips - and much more.

In this accessible and carefully researched text, the authors broach one of the most urgent issues thrown up by the process of contemporary globalisation – the future of the Muslim World. Their analysis probes the key material links between economic underdevelopment and Western-Islamic cultural relations. This book is vital reading for anyone who wishes to understand the roots of the current high-profile tension in global politics and to think beyond these conflicts towards the task of building a just and peaceful global order.

This is a beautifully written and vividly illustrated story about a traveller, Nurallah, and his encounter with an Eid Jinn who wouldn’t let anyone celebrate Eid. Find out how Nurallah gets the better of the jinn and how the words of Allah are truly powerful.

'Colouring (Book 5) My Daily Duahs' by Umm Ousama transports you to a realm where creativity meets spirituality. This one-of-a-kind coloring book is more than simply a fun exercise; it's a personal journey through daily supplications that combines the joy of artistic expression with the peace of connecting with Allah. Umm Ousama's elaborate decorations and carefully chosen daily duahs offer a peaceful environment conducive to both creativity and contemplation.

Part 3 of a beautifully illustrated series of books for children highlighting the ingenuity of the animals around us. In full colour. Recommended for ages 10 and over.