By: Abdur RazaSource: waqfeya.com ... more

All praise is for Allah the Exalted Who is pleased with Islam as a religion for us. Contentment is a great action of the heart, and is one of the chief and most important actions of the heart. ... 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

One of the most emphasized obligations of the religion is to glorify Allah the Exalted and declare Him transcendent above what the unjust say, as well as protecting the honor of monotheism from those things that conflict with it or denigrate it, exalting the rituals, rites, and sanctities of Islam, while loving and defending it. Discover in this book the danger of electronic games which conflict with glorifying Islam ethics. ... more

It is an amazing scene that deserves reflection and contemplation. It is the very process of remolding the Muslim during Hajj... ... more

In this book, Dr. Ali Muhammad As-Sallabi shows the biography of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). ... more

Book of Faith represents the first complete English translation of the important and well-known work Kitab Al-Iman, written by the renowned scholar Ibn Taymiyyah. The concept of Iman, faith, is fundamental to Islam. Iman has served to define the nature of Muslim life and the essence of the religion as a whole. ... more

A short pamphlet about Jesus, Peace be upon him ... more

A short pamphlet that discusses some of the beauties, benefits and unique aspects of the religion of Islam as compared to other religions and beliefs. ... more

A short pamphlet about the morals of the Prophet (Peace be upon him) ... more

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

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