A. Women in the Teachings of HinduismB. Women in the Old Testament C. Women in the Teachings of Christianity D. Women in Contemporary Times E. Islamic View of WomenF. Western Women Accepting Islam ... more

By: Muhammad M. R. Abu Layla  ... more

Truth is the enemy of hypocrisy. This latest work by Dr. al-Sheha, in casting light on the exemplary, humble life of Bilal ibn Rabah (r), honorable friend of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be Upon Him), lends itself to the continuing global dialogue to uphold the dynamic elements of the world’s fastest growing religion, and breathes life into the idea of piety as an achievable way of life. written by: AbdulRahman Bin Abdulkarim Al-Sheha ... more

Islamic solutions to common social problems in Non-Muslim societies. ... more

A brief explanation of some of the Names of Allah. ... more

A short pamphlet addressing some of the common misconceptions about Islam. ... more

A Messenger would challenge his own people to perform the like of the miracles that he had achieved and that human beings could not do, whereupon they would surrender to the Signs and Miracles of the Messenger and learn that he was a Messenger from their Creator. ... more

By: Abu Muntasir Ibn Mohar Ali ... more

The role that women contributed at the beginning of Islamic history has often been overlooked or neglected, and as a result recorded data has been disproportionately unavailable, even though Islamic history is full of stories and accounts of women and the significant role that they played in Islam. This book attempts to fill a gap by enlightening the reader a step further on the lives of these women as prodigies at the time of the Prophet. ... more

3 Treatises concerning Tobacco by the great scholars: Muhammmad bin Ibraaheem, as-Sa'di, and bin Baaz. ... more

How we can be loved by Allah? ... more