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Teach children the benefits of a gratitude attitude with this 6-month undated gratitude journal.With 13 activity pages and a perforated sticker page, it is sure to help instil gratitude in them and a positive attitude.Suitable for 6-12-year olds
Over 200 Duas from Quraan & Hadith for Daily Reading
"The Accepted Whispers Munajat-e-Maqbul" - Your Gateway to Daily Duas!
Key Features:
Over 200 Duas: Immerse yourself in a rich collection of more than 200 Duas sourced from the Quran and Hadith for diverse daily needs.
Munajat-e-Maqbul: These accepted whispers, known as Munajat-e-Maqbul, are supplications that find favor with Allah.
Daily Reading: Integrate the habit of daily reading these powerful Duas, seeking blessings and guidance.
Unlock the Power of Supplication: 🤲🌟 "The Accepted Whispers Munajat-e-Maqbul" is a treasury of heartfelt supplications, carefully curated from the Quran and Hadith.
Embrace the Blessings of Munajat-e-Maqbul - A Guiding Light in Your Daily Journey! 🌙🤲 #DailyDuas #IslamicSupplications
Ali ibn Abi Talib was the first child to accept Islam, and the third Muslim after Khadija and Abu Bakr. He lived with the Prophet from a young age, marrying his daughter Fatima, with whom he had two sons. Ali became the fourth caliph and performed his duties honorably, always putting the needs of the Muslim community before his own.
This book brings to life the great caliph Uthman, the embodiment of the tenets of Islam and an inspiration and example for all Muslims today. He was described by the beloved Prophet as the most generous, the most magnanimous, and the most modest of his Companions. He resisted torture and pressure from his family to become one of the first people to embrace Islam. He was one of the staunchest supporters of the noble Prophet. Uthman ibn Affan was one of the Four Rightly Guided Caliphs of the Muslim state. He devoted his life to Islam and embodied the virtues of the true religion. Uthman was always the first to respond to the call for help. A wealthy merchant, he constantly donated his wealth, enlarging the Medina mosque, buying a well for the people, feeding and equipping the army and helping the poor and needy. Despite his great riches, Uthman lived a simple life. His only aim was to achieve the pleasure of Allah and His Prophet. As a reward for his many good deeds, he was one of the few people to receive the promise of Paradise whilst he was still alive.
Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (the Truthful) ranks among the most important and influential figures in Islamic history. Throughout his life he provided an exemplary example to all those around him. This book brings to life the remarkable character of Abu Bakr from his birth onwards through the early years of Islam.
The second caliph of the Muslims and a close Companion of the noble Prophet, Umar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, strengthened Islam through his courage and actions. This book tells the story of Umar for young readers presenting his key achievements and milestones in his life. Umar ibn al-Khattab wandered the streets at night to find people in need, he personally helped the poor and weak and was never tempted by the luxuries or wealth a leader could be expected to enjoy. The leader of the world’s largest empire, he rejected all forms of ostentation, living in a small hut and eating mainly bread and olive oil. His selflessness and modesty inspired many people to accept Islam. After the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, and Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with him, he was the greatest example for believers to follow
Enhance your knowledge of the Holy Lands of Syria and Palestine with this invaluable compilation. Immerse yourself in the author's firsthand experiences and meticulous research, beautifully illustrated and mapped out for you. Through this brilliant account of the conquest of Masjidul Aqsa, gain a deeper understanding of the Prophets and their connection to these blessed lands. The newly revised edition boasts 160 pages, providing even more in-depth content than the previous 96-page version.
The Art of Cultivating Noble Character: Raghib al-Isfahani’s Kitab al-Dhari’a ila Makarim al-Shari’a By Raghib al-Isfahani , Yasien Mohamed (translator)
AN 13 / ISBN
9781933764238
Binding
Hardback
Author
Raghib al-Isfahani
Publisher
White Thread Press
Translator
Yasien Mohamed
Pages
304
This groundbreaking translation revives Imam Raghib al-Isfahani’s seminal ethical treatise, integrating Qur’anic principles with philosophical depth. Isfahani’s timeless exploration of moral virtue, the soul and spiritual refinement is characterized by his unique weaving of Qur’anic verses and prophetic traditions into ethical discourse.
A new translation of the ancient Chinese military classic that is widely admired by military and business strategists-with an introduction that provides sweeping historical context, and notes featuring contemporary commentary on Sun Tzu's wisdom over the centuries.For more than two thousand years, The Art of War has provided leaders with essential tactical and management advice. An elemental part of Chinese culture, it has also become a touchstone in the West for achieving success, whether on the battlefield or in business.This Vintage Classics edition features a brilliant translation by Peter Harris, first published by Everyman's Library in 2018. Alongside the pithy and powerful ancient text, Harris includes-. Notes. A bibliography. A chronology of Chinese dynasties. A map. Extracts from the canon of classical Chinese commentators. An illuminating introduction on the warrior-philosopher Sun Tzu and the role of The Art of War in history and today
The Barakah Effect: More With Less by: Mohammed Faris
Author name Mohammed A. Faris
Publisher Claritas Books
ISBN 978-1-80011-005-2
Pages 449
Format: Hardcover
In a world that teaches us that if we have more, we’ll be more, why do we still feel insufficient? What is missing?
We are plagued by Hustle Culture, working longer hours, buying advanced gadgets, and wearing the latest fashion, yet we remain unfulfilled.
Mohammed Faris’ groundbreaking book powerfully reintroduces the ancient wisdom of Barakah and masterfully juxtaposes it with modern-day realities.
The Barakah Effect fuses traditional Islamic knowledge, pioneering research, and compelling stories to take you on a deep dive into the expansive implications of Barakah on your personal and professional life.
This book illuminates the vital role of good intentions, the importance of seeking Allah’s help, the power of gratitude, and the virtue of patience.
Learn how to live a life centered on serving your Lord, cultivate a gardener’s mindset that combines ambition with contentment, navigate challenging family dynamics with grace, and leave a legacy that outlives your earthly existence.
Learn how to be more with less… with The Barakah Effect.
The Barakah Tree is a heartwarming tale about Kareem, a young boy who witnesses his once-vibrant town slowly lose its Barakah as people become too rushed to greet each other with salaam, pray together, or share meals.
When a tree-planting contest is announced, Kareem sees an opportunity to help his grandparents and town. Through his journey of planting and nurturing a tree with care and devotion, children learn that sincerity, patience, and doing things with ihsaan (excellence) might not bring immediate rewards, but eventually bear the sweetest, most unexpected fruits.
This story speaks to readers of all ages. For children, it’s an engaging adventure with colorful characters. For adults, it’s a gentle reminder to say bismillah consciously, make sincere intentions, work with excellence, and trust in Allah’s perfect timing.
Beautifully illustrated in hardcover format, this debut children’s book by international bestselling author Mohammed Faris (The Productive Muslim, The Barakah Effect) brings timeless Islamic wisdom to life in a way the whole family can enjoy together.
Author: Abu Hamid Al-GhazaliTranslator: Mashhad Al-AllafPublisher: White Thread PressISBN: 9781933764061Year: 2010Language: Arabic-English Parallel TextPages: 176
Complete Arabic Text with Facing English Translation Imam Ghazali’s Bidayat al-Hidaya is a highly motivational manual detailing the fundamentals of acquiring guidance through God-consciousness (taqwa). Imam Ghazali argues that just as there is an end to this noble objective there is also a beginning to it, which must be made firm for one to achieve success. He then goes on to expound the fundamentals of this “beginning.” While being concise and to-the-point the manual is laid out in the form of a detailed daily timetable providing the reader strong inspiration and much heart-rending counsel. The three sections of this book are on obedience, refraining from disobedience, and the etiquette of companionship with the Creator and with creation. One of Imām Ghazālī’s final works, it embodies a lifetime of learning, experience, and spirituality and can be taken as an introduction to his larger works.
This translation published for the first time with facing Arabic text also includes many notes and transliteration for the supplications contained within. “An excellent translation of an important book on the fundamentals of Muslim piety and etiquette. With an accessible English translation alongside the original Arabic text, this introductory work will be useful for readers interested in exploring the realities of Islamic piety, students of Arabic and educators alike.” Jonathan brown University of Washington Dr. Mashhad Al-Allaf holds a doctoral degree in Modern Philosophy: Science & Metaphysics (1995). His bachelor’s and master’s degrees concentrated on the Philosophy of Science. He has taught at Washington University, St. Louis University, and Webster University and is the author of several works, including The Basic Ideas and Institutions of Islam (2008), Locke’s Philosophy of Science and Metaphysics (2007), and The Essential Ideas of Islamic Philosophy(2006)
My Best-Loved Prophet Muhammad Stories tells of how the Prophet became a successful merchant, married Khadija, a wealthy business woman, and then soon thereafter gave up all wordly activities in search of the truth. How he attained prophethood and began his mission is related in a series of fascinating stories. Everything is covered from the first revelation of the Quran by the Archangel Jibril, to the early preaching of the Prophet and the opposition of the people of Makkah. With its colourful, childfriendly illustrations, this book is perfect for reading to your children or grandchildren, and is excellent for use at home or at school.
This selection of prayers for children of seven years and above expresses the variety and richness of prayer and is designed to be used at home, or at school. With bright and colourful illustrations, this book will encourage children to explore their own ways of praying.
The Blessed Pomegranates: A Ramadan Story About Giving*
From the #1 Internationally Bestselling Author of Secret's of Divine Love, comes this debut Islamic children's book!
The leaves whisper it. The birds sing it. It is Ramadan, the holy season of giving! But Alyah and Adam can’t help wondering: What is the real meaning of Ramadan? Fortunately, wise Grandma Essi knows just what to do. With ruby pomegranates picked from her magnificent tree, the two grandchildren set off to visit their friends and neighbors. As they share their blessings, they discover what Grandma Essi intended all along—the true spirit of the holiest month of the year.
32 pagesPaperback
Among the rights that we owe to Hazrat Rasulullah (SAW) is that we love him the most, believe and accept everything that he has brought to us, and we lead our lives in total obediance and conformity to his mubaarak sunnah.
Through his mubaarak sunnah, Hazrat Rasulullah (SAW) taught us how to transform out worldly affairs and activities into acts of ibaadah which will be a means of pleasing Allah (SWT) and a source of mercy to mankind. Every person needs to eat, drink, sleep, conduct business, socialize and fulfill other needs in order to exist in the world. However, through carrying out these mundane activities in accordance to the sunnah, pne will gain reward and the proximity of Allah (SWT) and His beloved Rasul (SAW).
Alhamdulillah, this kitaab has been prepared with the aim of showing people how to receive the mubaarak sunnah of Rasulullah (SAW) in all facets of their lives.
In these times of fitnah, where Deen is under constant attack, through holding onto the mubaarak sunnah, one will safeguard one's Deen and receive the reward of one hundred martyrs. Hazrat Rasulullah (SAW) said, "The one who holds onto my sunnah, at a time of fitnah and fasaad, will receive the reward of one hundred martyrs."
Volume 1 (245 Pages)
Sunnats of Istinja, Wudhu, Ghusl, Miswaak, Azaan, Iqaamah, Musjid and Salaah according the the Hanafi Mazhab
Volume 2 (311 Pages)
Aqaaid(Beliefs) of the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah , Msaaail and Sunnats of Zakaat, Fasting , Taraweeh, Itikaaf, Hajj, Umrah , Business, Nikaah, Talaaq and Iddat accodring to the Hanafi Mazhab
Volume 3 (282 Pages)
Sunnats of Eating, Drinking, clothing, sleeping, travelling, visisting the sick, and bereaved, keeping hair, Jumuah, Tilaawat of the Quran, Dhul Hijjah, QUrbani, Eid and Interacting with Elders according to the Hanafi Mazhab.
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Publisher : Quilliam Press Ltd
Format: Paperback
Pages : 152 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-1872038018
There are many books in English that present Sufi doctrine, but few that can be used as practical travel guides along the Path. Originally written in classical Arabic, this volume is in widespread use among Sufi teachers in Arabia, Indonesia, and East Africa; its devotions, prayers, and practical ethics are invaluable as a guide along the Sufi Way.
Author: Habib Muhammad ibn ʿAlawī ibn ʿUmar al-ʿAydarūs, better known as Habib Saʿd.
Language: English & Arabic
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 186 pages
Color: Black and White
ISBN: 978-1-952306-61-7
Publisher: Imam Ghazali Publishing
“I intend.”
With those two words, our lens of perspective, and our entire approach to everything we do, can change.
The Book of Intentions a new translation of Kitab al-Niyyat by Habib Muhammad ibn ʿAlawi al-ʿAydarus, better known as Ḥabīb Sa’d. In this text, Habib Sa’d explores the transformative power of intention (niyyah) in Islamic practice. Rooted in the profound and widely-known hadith that “actions are by intentions,” this book guides readers through the process of aligning one’s daily actions with one’s intention and purpose, such that every deed is transformed into an act of worship.
Throughout the text, Habib Saʿd emphasizes that the heart’s intentions are more significant than physical actions alone; and that even small acts, when performed with the right intention, can yield immense spiritual rewards.
The Book of Intentions is structured around various themes, such as:
Visiting the mosque
Gathering for prayer
Cultivating relationships with fellow believers
Ordinary actions of everyday life
And more.
For each act, the author provides a detailed set of recommended intentions, highlighting the unique rewards associated with each one. Habib Saʿd also cites numerous hadith, along with many insights from the scholars and the tradition, to illustrate the deep-seated importance of intentions in the life of a Muslim.
As a whole, this text is a powerful exhortation for the believers to make every permissible action purposeful, including even routine tasks like eating and drinking, waking and sleeping, buying and selling, and being in the company of our family and friends. Through these practical examples, Habib Saʿd illustrates how proper intentions can imbue our daily lives with sanctity and purpose, and help us to live in a continuous state of worship in every moment.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Habib Muhammad ibn ʿAlawi al-ʿAydarus, born in 1932 in Tarim, hailed from a distinguished lineage tracing back to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Raised in a scholarly and pious environment, he studied under numerous eminent scholars. His life was marked by dedication to Islamic knowledge and spiritual guidance, even enduring three and a half years of severe torture in prison under a socialist regime. He authored over one hundred concise and beneficial books on various Islamic topics. He returned to Allah on October 6, 2011, leaving behind a legacy of scholarship and spiritual leadership.
This is based on a talk given at the official launch of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Ninowy’s book, The Book of Love, at the Academia Library.
WHEN we pick up a copy of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Ninowy’s latest book, The Book of Love, we expect it to be a serious tone, with seriously weighty content. Serious the book is, indeed, but when the first page opens, we see a sentence resting upon a page.
At first glance, it defies the senses. We expect books to be full of words, chapters, meandering paragraphs and lush descriptions. Instead, we are confronted by little bunches of words, like cherries tantalisingly placed in a bowl.
And then we read, and then we realise that the The Book of Love has a few words, but actually says a lot more – a lot. In fact, as one dives deeper and deeper into its pages, and its meanings, it becomes a big ocean – or as a Sufi Shaykh always used to say – a Mercy Ocean.
Shaykh Ninowy, a scholar of classical training and tradition, has skillfully and strategically placed a series of aphorisms, or sayings and quotes, over 322 pages. A summary of his thoughts on a number of issues over the years, it has no particular order, but still creates a coherent whole.
Normally when I buy a book, I get excited. I’m old fashioned. I hate the distant, digital feel of tablets. I like to look at a book’s texture, design, paper and even smell. For me, a book is still a tactile experience. As a hard cover on high quality paper, the The Book of Love feels just right. As a bibliophile, I also have a strange habit – I sometimes read a book backwards, or randomly open it at any page.
So it should come as no surprise that the first page I opened in The Book of Love was page 122, and not page one. I came across aphorism #57: “Islam is a religion that came to give life, not to take it away”. I glanced across to #58: “It is never about fatwa, but about taqwa…”
Interestingly, both were things I had actually heard Shaykh Ninowy saying. They have always struck me, because so few have been able to bring the inherent poetry of classical Arabic into their English as Shaykh Ninowy – who hails form a scholarly family from Aleppo – has.
Paging forwards, this time, I stopped at #73: “This Din of ours is a Din of love – no love, no Din. The Beloved sent his Beloved out of love, with love, for the sake of love”.
This Rumi-esque statement enjoys resonance in this world of sectarian hatred, and speaks to the spirit of Shari’ah, which aphorism #81 certainly does: “Love is a moral law…it connects you to the soul of the universe, gives wings to the heart, unlimited skies to the mind, and life to life itself…”
Undeniably, the aphorisms are a tapestry woven together with experiential wisdom. We catch a whiff of Qur’an here, Hadith there…with Shaykh Ninowy holding the needle and thread. The Book of Love is a companion, a very accessible and readable companion – but it’s also framed as a classical text, the hub of a multi-layered commentary that will be filled out by sharh, or explanation.
Each aphorism in this book, therefore, is a door to another – as one travels from room to perfumed room. It is a refuge for the soul, and an escape from the undesirable human urges that drive us.
But more importantly, The Book of Love is a book of wasatiyyah, the celebrated Qur’anic middle way. However, wasatiyyah, or moderation in all things, is not a capitulation, or a watering down, of the core values of belief.
Wasatiyyah is totally, uncompromisingly, absolutely, about love. Wasatiyyah is love, and love is wasatiyyah. It is truly, unselfishly, loving for others what you love for yourself. This is a key to the Nur ul-Muhammadiyyah, the Prophetic light – a light of love and knowledge that awaits every soul on this earth.
The Book of Love is an extraordinary book written for extraordinary times – an era where confusion is the King, ignorance the Queen and Mr Nafs the treasurer. The Book of Love shines a light that shrinks the contemporary darkness. It is a book for everybody, and a mercy to all.
The Book of Love published by the Madina Institute, 2018.
By Shafiq Morton; Published in the Muslim Views, August 2018
Soft Cover
Kitab al-Adhkar is the definitive compilation of words of remembrance and glorification of (dhikr), and supplicatory prayer to (du’a), the Lord of the Universe, as related from His final Emissary, the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah bless and exalt him).
By Imam Yahya ibn Sharaf an-NawawiTranslation : Idris Esau, Safaruk Chowdury & Abdassamad ClarkRevised and Edited By Muhammad Isa WaleySub-Editor : Uthman Ibrahim-Morrison & Medina WhitemanHadith Referencing : Saleh MalikGeneral Editors : Yahya and Safira BathaHardback
630 Pages
English Translation, Including the Arabic Text for the Dua’aPublisher : Turath Publishing
Publisher : Kube Publishing Ltd
Author: Mehded Maryam Sinclair
Format: Hardback
Pages: 70
ISBN: 978-0860379249
Allah says, “Be!” And it is.
Amidst the chaotic symphony of bustling life — donkeys braying, merchants calling out their wares, great carts groaning along laden with clucking hens and crowing roosters, this book invites you to taste the unwavering patience and triumphant victory of Prophet Yusuf and his grieving yet persevering father, Prophet Yaqub, peace be upon him.
A shepherd boy dreams that his brothers and parents bow down before him in a far-off land. But he finds pain and hardship instead, stretching out before him for years, until at last, at the Hand of the Great Fashioner, he emerges to save a great nation from starvation.
His remarkable journey culminates in a breathtaking act of forgiveness that echoes through the ages, resonating with us even today.
Encounter the story on the richly illustrated pages of this book and then return to the chapter of the Qur’an, where you will find that this is indeed “the Most Beautiful of Stories”, a living story resounding in your being, still revealing Allah’s wisdom and beauty to those who seek it. It will captivate your heart, young and old!
