As a woman, do you sometimes feel that happiness is out of reach? Is your life full of grief and sadness? IIPH’s bestseller, You Can Be the Happiest Woman in the World by Dr. Aid ibn Abdullah al-Qarni is an authentic Islamic book that presents a roadmap to happiness in the light of Islamic teachings and expert opinions, both eastern and western.

Who is the ideal Muslimah (Muslim woman)? Do you wish to have a personality that is considered ideal in Islam? The Ideal Muslimah is a handy self-help authentic Islamic book by Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi which will inspire and guide you in your relationship with Allah, yourself, your family, your friends, and your community in the light of the Qur’an (Quran) and Seerah (Prophet Muhammad’s biography) and teachings.

From the Book:

"A righteous woman is obedient to her husband and is dutiful to Allah. She is purified and immaculate..."

"..Her words are like sweet ginger, her embrace is good (morning, noon and night). She assists him in doing righteous actions and protects him from all avenues of evil. When he looks at her he is happy; when he sits with her, his heart is delighted..."

'There is nothing strange about a woman's love for her husband and her affection toward him. But truly loving one's husband entails having love for those whom he loves especially his parents, siblings, and friends.'

'It is the habit of women who are deficient in their intellect, to despise their husband's friends under the pretext that they busy the husband away from his wife, steal their time, and other petty arguments. This is not befitting even if your husband lagers on with his friends to the extent of taking up your time.'

Women Companions of the Holy Prophet (Sahabiyat) and their sacred lives represent the foundational, courageous, and deeply spiritual female figures who shaped early Islam through unwavering faith, intellectual contributions, and physical sacrifice. These women, including both the Prophet's wives (Mothers of the Believers) and followers, demonstrated extraordinary dedication in nurturing the early community. 

This short book gives us a glimpse into a humble, faithful and yet exalted family whose spiritual beauty has lived on for fourteen centuries. Based on reliable sources, it explores the lives of the wives of the Prophet, peace be upon him. It is a reminder to us all, men and women, of what it is to be very human and truly great.

Pregnancy is an ultimate time to turn to Allah. Not only is it a physical process, it is also a spiritual and emotional journey filled with excitement and apprehension. Heaven Under Your Feet accompanies sisters along this beautiful phase in life.

Whilst there is lots of advice-packed literature out there for the expectant mother, this book broaches the subject from the perspective of a Muslimah, addressing the thoughts and concerns of someone looking for an Islamic viewpoint on what is a unique and special moment in her life. The author also tackles relevant contemporary issues from a Muslim perspective. Written in consultation with Muslim medical professionals and with invaluable input from Islamic scholars, this book deals with some much neglected issues in an accessible and engaging way. It is a useful resource for every Muslim family expecting a baby. The Messenger (S.) said: ôHeaven is under the feet of mothersö. 'And We have enjoined on man doing of good to his parents; with trouble did his mother bear him and with trouble did she bring him forth; and the bearing of him.

The book highlights the dignified status of women in Islam, exhibits the positive role women have played (and have to play) in the society and in building humanity, and criticises women liberation/ gender equality on rational grounds

The "Salah of Women" book by Madrasa Arabiya Islamia (Azadville) provides a comprehensive, Shari'a-based guide on the specific methods of prayer for women, emphasizing concealment. It highlights that women's prayer differs from men's by requiring closer, more compact postures to ensure maximum covering, such as bringing limbs together during prostration and sitting. 

Woman Between Islam and Western Society by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan analyzes the different treatments of women in Islamic and Western cultures. It argues that Islam offers a balanced system based on "division of labor" and equal spiritual status, contrasting it with Western societal issues stemming from a clash between principles and realities. 

This popular book examines the spiritual, social, and economic aspects of women s position in Islam and, in doing so, effectively summarizes the role of women in Muslim society. Further, in explaining the sources that provide the foundation for Islam's stance on gender equity, the author discusses the role of Islamic scholars in their approach to women's issues.

The book presents an overview of the status and rights of Muslim women as defined by the Quran and Sunnah.