PrefaceAs-Samad (The Eternal Refuge)Al-Hafiz (The Ever-Preserving)Al-LateefAsh-Shafi (The Healer)Al Waki'l "The Trustee"Ash-Shakour (The Most Thankful)Al Jabbaar (The Compellor, The Rest ... more

A short but influential admonition regarding death. ... more

The ideal Muslim woman and her relationship with her husband. ... more

The Age of IgnoranceBefore ProphethoodAfter ProphethoodIn MadinahThe Decisive Battle of BadrThe Battle of UhudThe Battle of the DitchThe Expedition Against the Banu QurayzahThe Peace Treaty of Hudaybi ... more

These few words are introduced with the aim of simplifying the biography and life of the Prophet, sallallaahu ’alayhi wa sallam, so that the ordinary people may know him better. These few pages introduce excerpts and glimpses of the attributes of the Prophet, sallallaahu ’alayhi wa sallam, and his virtues. ... more

Muslim scholars have paid great attention to the deeds of the heart, authored many books on this topic, explained the importance of this issue to people and encouraged them to be mindful of it and develop themselves in this field. This is because the salvation of humankind (after the mercy of Allaah) is achieved through having a sound and sincere heart. ... more

All praise is due to Allaah the Exalted for His Essence and Beautiful Attributes. All thanks are for Allaah for His blessings, bounties, favor, and grants. Thankfulness is the essential goodness of the lives of those who are happy, who do not ascend to their high ranks through anything besides their thankfulness. ... more

{ Fear the Fitna, which affects not only those of you who do wrong (but it may afflict everybody).}[Surah al-Anfal 8:25]- and in such testing situations, if a Muslim was to let loose his thoughts ... more

This book, Women in Islam, begins by shedding light on the status of women prior to Islam. It explains that women were ill-treated and humiliated in many cultures. Indeed, in some societies, women were considered the property of men and could be bought, sold and inherited. Women were generally treated as inferior to men and some communities even blamed women for the misfortune and shame that might befall their families. ... more

For non-Muslim readers this book explains how to embrace Islam, showing that this does not require much effort and a person who wishes to become a Muslim only needs to make a simple but far-reaching declaration of belief in God’s oneness and the message of Islam: “I bear witness that there is no deity other than God, and I bear witness that Muhammad is God’s servant and messenger.” ... more

This book, Jesus in the Qur’an, speaks first about people’s need to receive the divine message through prophets. They need this as much as they need food and drink to survive, if not more. God’s messengers and prophets were assigned the task of giving people the right concept of God, their Creator, and explaining to them how to earn His pleasure and acceptance, and how to avoid incurring His anger. ... more