Ibn Al-Qayyim's book was chosen due to its perceptive and meaningful wisdom. Another outstanding characteristic of this book is that Ibn-Al-Qayyim calls for the use of the intellect and self-introspection. He encourages the reader to deeply think about the creation of Allah, the Most High -- in the human being, existence, animals and nature. ... more

All praise be to Allah, The Lord of all Worlds and we bear witness that there is no god but Allah alone, free from all partners and Protector of the Pious. We bear witness that Mohammed is His slave and messenger; may salutations and peace be upon him and his family and companions. ... more

The overall purpose of this book is to acquaint the reader with the historical factors behind the formulation of Islamic law (Fiqh), in order that he or she may better understand how and why the various schools of Islamic law (Madhhabs) came about. ... more

Dhikr and Supplication are great acts in Islam. In the book we will be knowledgeable about their values in the Holy Quran and Noble Sunnah. The author is Shaikh Abdul-Razzaq ibn Abdul-Muhsin and translated by Dr. Waleed Bleyhesh may Allah the Almighty reward them. ... more

This is a translation one of the smaller publications from the works of Shaykh Al-Islam Taqiuddin Ahmad bin 'Abdul-Halim Ibn Taymiyyah. It has been published in this form a variety of times with a number of minor additions to the text under the title, "Hagigatus-Siyam," or, "The Nature of Fasting." We have revised our version to meet the source section of Majmu' AI-Fatawa (25:219) from where it appears that the original booklet - with the exception of the questions, of which most appear on earlier pages - has been taken. ... more

We can see a policeman pressing down his pointed knee on the neck of a black citizen called "George Floyd" ... more

        This book is unique in its approach to the Qur'an. It argues the point that only God could author such a book and that Muhammad could have never produced anything like ... more

As such, his concept of tawhid is rich in the depth of its erudition, abundant in its perception, and direct in its implications for life and thought. Indeed, it is perhaps this work more than any other that reflects the profound and original thought of Dr. al-Faruqi. ... more