Path to Paradise — now available as a complete eight-CD set, with lectures from Safi Khan, Waleed Basyouni, Hana Gamal and others.

How harmful messages promoted by the western media damage the Muslim's self-image — with examples of proper self-respect and self-reverence from the lives of the Companions, and the common acts that reveal a lack of self-esteem. Three CDs.

A collection of interactive workshops for Muslim youth on six CDs — loving Allah and His Messenger, the Day of Judgment, scenes from the Resurrection, the description of the Hellfire, and practical workshops on janazah and nikah. By Shaykh Muhammad Al-Jibaly.

A lecture on building a functioning Muslim community — what a village actually requires beyond a place of prayer, and why the institutions around the masjid decide whether the next generation stays.

How Islam restores the honor stripped from women by the unreasonable expectations, demands and mores of contemporary society — and why Muslim women should renew their confidence in their place and role, and hold proudly to their identity.

A light-hearted comedy DVD aimed at Muslims, especially the youth. You will laugh all the way through, and it is genuinely informative. Ten episodes. Part of the sales goes toward Ummah Films.

Following false assertions about Muslim women in the media, Brother Khalid Yasin was asked to speak on the issues facing Muslim women today. Addressing many non-Muslims, he sheds light on the veil, marriage, Muslim women in the workforce and more. From the Treasure Uncovered Collection.

A lecture vital for both sisters and brothers. Shaykh Khalid Yasin covers the rights and responsibilities of wife to husband and husband to wife, the controversial question of polygamy, and much practical advice for a successful and happy marriage.

Shaykh Khalid Yasin focuses on the youth, taking them back to the heart of Islam — belief in the oneness of God, and fearing Him wherever they may be. Includes a short talk from world champion boxer Hajj Naseem Hamed.

Shaykh Khalid Yasin addresses problems within the Muslim community — youth out of control, racism, and the related issues that follow from both.

Join Shaykh Waleed as he expounds on the very crux of da'wah — from its virtues to the correct approach of the da'ie. A comprehensive three-disc set, indispensable for anyone living in the West.

It is the duty of every Muslim to give da'wah. Yasir Qadhi discusses how reaching out to other communities is essential if our call is to be successful — for anyone involved in spreading the message of Islam and aiming to do so with wisdom and understanding.

Shaykh Khalid Yasin points out the common issues Muslim women face in their daily lives as mothers, wives and women in the community — and gives advice on how to deal with them.

"This religion began as something strange and will return as something strange — so give glad tidings to the strangers." Shaykh Khalid Yasin on why practicing Muslims are seen as extreme, and the patience required in times like these.

One of the most common topics in da'wah is tolerance in Islam. Most non-Muslims view Islam as closed-minded and harsh. Dr. Ali Shehata shows the contrary — and argues that Islam should not be judged by how it is represented or misrepresented. Three CDs.

Muslims are labeled one way or another. This lecture takes a different angle: how one Muslim recognizes another. Is it a duty to be recognizable to your brothers and sisters? Is it fard to dress so that you can be identified as a Muslim? Two CDs.

The official recording of an AlMaghrib Institute seminar on 18 CDs, addressing the four basic pillars of giving da'wah — with two bonus discs. The first set of its kind for English-speaking Muslims.

Yvonne Ridley, the British journalist held captive by Taliban soldiers in Afghanistan, describes what happened to her and the journey that followed. Four DVDs.

Among the multitude of religions, ideologies and philosophies, only one can claim to follow the preserved revelation of the Almighty. An inspiring account of one man's search for the true meaning of life, and why he chose Islam at the end of his journey.

A talk on the verse "Verily this Quran guides to that which is most upright" (17:9), demonstrating how the Sunnah guides us to the highest of morals and values — justice, equality, mercy, compassion, honesty and integrity.

Shaykh Yusuf Estes on salvation — what it actually means, how it is attained, and why the Islamic answer differs from the one he preached for years as a Christian minister.

Shaykh Yusuf Estes answers the questions most commonly put to Muslims — from a man who was a Christian preacher and music store owner before Islam, and who once put those questions himself.

A continuation of the lecture The Purpose of Life part 3, held over two nights and resulting in many accepting Islam. Shaykh Khalid Yasin explains Islam and takes questions from non-Muslim guests.

"You do not truly believe until you love for your brother what you love for yourself." Shaykh Khalid Yasin gives examples of what that actually means, and advises on the qualities and actions we are lacking in.