A pocket-sized guide to Islamic manners and conduct — how a Muslim deals with family, neighbors, colleagues and strangers, and the etiquette that governs worship, speech and everyday dealings. At 3.3 x 4.7 inches it is made to be carried and consulted rather than shelved.

Merits of Islam by Shaykh Abdur-Rahman ibn Nasir As-Sa'di asks the reader to use his intellect — not only his feeling — to weigh the benefits and virtues of Islam. Islam appeals to the soul and the mind alike; this short book addresses the second.

Seeds of Righteousness collects nearly 200 practical acts of da'wah and good that Muslim sisters have actually carried out — small beginnings that grew and bore fruit. It is written as an invitation to the sister who has not yet planted one, with the seeds laid out ready to use.

Kindness to Parents by Abdul Malik Al-Qasim gathers accounts of how the Salaf treated their parents — alongside the Qur'anic command that forbids a person even to say "uff" to them. It is also direct about the rights most of us fail to observe.

Road to Good Friendship gathers the sayings of the Prophet ﷺ, his Companions and the Salaf on companionship — how to choose a friend, what friendship does to a person over time, and why a society built on true friendship produces justice, equality and love among its people.

Ramadan: Excellent Merits and Virtuous Deeds by Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf explains the virtues of the month and the acts of worship that earn most within it — recitation of the Qur'an, Qiyam and Taraweeh, charity, du'a, I'tikaf and the pursuit of Laylat al-Qadr. A 31-page paperback to read before Ramadan begins.

"O son of Adam! Life is only days, so when your day passes, your life becomes shorter." A short booklet on the brevity of this world, told through the sayings of 'Ali, Al-Hasan Al-Basri and the Salaf — who understood that this life is a passageway, not a destination.

A short booklet on Salah, told largely through the conduct of the Salaf — men who went forty years without missing a congregational prayer, and one who was carried to the masjid while dying because he could not hear the adhan and not answer it. Their example is the argument.

Charity Even with a Trifle by Abdul Malik Al-Qasim collects the verses, Ahadith and sayings of the Salaf on Sadaqah — how it shades its giver on the Day of Resurrection, lightens the reckoning, weighs down the scale and helps a person across the Sirat. The title is the point: the amount matters less than the giving.

A six-book starter set for new Muslims and beginners — Juz 'Amma with transliteration, 100 Hadith on Islamic manners, a practical guide to the prayer, 50 questions and answers on Tawheed, daily supplications, and a short life of the Prophet ﷺ. Belief and practice covered together, in plain English.

A compact booklet of 55 authentic supplications for the day and the night. Each dua is given with its Arabic text, transliteration, English translation and its reference — enough for a reader with no Arabic to recite correctly and know the source.

Islamic rulings for women in question-and-answer form, taken from senior scholarly sources and covering the subjects that arise in daily routine and in the acts of worship. A short, accessible booklet for the questions a woman meets in an ordinary week.

If you learn about only one human being in your life, learn about the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. No life has been studied more closely or documented more completely — public, private, family and business alike. This short book introduces that life and why it repays study.

A practical guide to the rulings of Hayd (menstruation) and Nifas (postpartum bleeding) — what they mean for prayer, fasting, Qur'an recitation, entering the masjid, Tawaf, marital intimacy and ghusl. Compiled by the Darussalam Research Center from the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah.

Islamic Dress Code for Women sets out what the Qur'an and the Sunnah actually require of a Muslim woman's dress — the conditions correct covering must meet, the wider meaning of haya (modesty), and clear answers to the objections raised most often.

Islam has changed the lives of countless millions, yet remains unknown or misunderstood to many millions more — largely because it is rarely presented correctly. This short book surveys the main facets of Islam in brief, plain terms, as an introduction for anyone willing to look.

A concise Islamic parenting handbook covering a child's rights from birth to puberty — naming, Aqiqah, teaching the prayer, building manners, encouraging modesty and guarding against harmful influences. Its governing principle: children copy what parents do, not what parents say.

Is a Muslim obliged to bind himself to one of the four schools? This book examines the principle of taqleed — noting that neither Allah nor His Messenger ﷺ commanded us to follow anyone's opinions and interpretations, that the Imams themselves differed, and that the standard remains the Qur'an and the Sunnah.

Divine Message for All Mankind is addressed to people of every race, background and belief, and asks one thing: open the Qur'an and consider it directly. Written as an invitation rather than an argument, it works as an eye-opener for non-Muslims and as a reminder for Muslims who have stopped reading with attention.

After the testimony of faith, the prayer is what identifies a Muslim. Dr. Norlain Dindang Mababaya explains why — what Salat is for, what the texts promise those who keep it, what they warn of in abandoning it, and what it means to pray properly, humbly and on time rather than merely to have prayed.

The Many Shades of Shirk by Fadlur Rahman Kalim Kashmiri examines the forms shirk takes — major and minor, open and hidden — and the practices that quietly compromise sincere worship. Argued from the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah, in a 64-page paperback written for readers of every level.

A Guide to Salat by Muhammad Abdul Karim Saqib fills the gap between English prayer books that are too brief to answer anything and those too detailed to consult quickly. Every practice is traced to authentic Ahadith rather than to one school, following the Prophet's ﷺ instruction: "Pray as you have seen me praying."

A pocket booklet on how a pilgrim should behave during Hajj — the part of the journey no ritual guide covers. Reverence at the sacred sites, patience with the crowds, restraint in speech, and consideration for the millions performing the same rites beside you. 4.5 x 6.5 inches.

Few subjects attract more opinion and less evidence. The Rights & Duties of Women sets out what Islam actually grants a woman and what it asks of her, drawn from the Qur'an and Sunnah, in order to clear away the misconceptions and half-truths that circulate inside and outside the Muslim community alike.