Belief in Qada wa Qadar is an undisputed article of Islamic faith — yet the same belief leads one person to contentment in hardship and another to excuse his own sins. This short booklet explains what divine decree actually means, and why it never removes a person's responsibility for what he chooses.

After the home and the workplace, the masjid is the building a Muslim enters most — at least twice a day, often five times. This booklet explains why Islam gives the mosque that place: what it is for beyond the prayer, what it was in Madinah, and what it should still be doing in a community today.

A pocket collection of fatawa on the three subjects Ramadan raises every year — fasting, Zakat and Taraweeh. Each ruling was issued in answer to a real question, so the book reads as a series of specific cases rather than general theory. 5.5 x 8 inch booklet.

Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz describes the Hajj of the Prophet ﷺ as the authentic narrations record it — from ihram through tawaf, sa'i, Arafah, Muzdalifah, the Jamarat and the farewell tawaf, with the supplications he recited at each stage. The clearest way to learn Hajj: follow what he did.

A practical guide to Hajj, Umrah and Ziyarah (visiting the Prophet's Masjid), covering what to do before you travel, during the rites, and after you return. It explains who is obliged to perform Hajj and clarifies the questions pilgrims raise most often — every ruling supported from the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz answers a question that decides where a person stands in Tawheed: when does seeking help become shirk? He distinguishes asking a living person for what he can actually do from appealing to the dead or the absent for what only Allah controls — a line many Muslims cross without realizing it.

In this booklet Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz explains why the Sunnah is the measure of acceptable worship and what makes a practice bid'ah (innovation in religion). He addresses specific cases directly, including the celebration of the Prophet's ﷺ birthday, answering each from the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah.

Veiling & Unveiling sets the two side by side and establishes the Islamic position on hijab from the Qur'an and the Sunnah. It presents the evidences for covering, examines what unveiling actually rests on, and answers the objections commonly raised — briefly and from the texts.

Selected Invocations gathers authentic supplications for three occasions when dua is most readily answered: in sujood, in the Qunoot of Witr, and on completing the recitation of the Qur'an. Compiled by Shaykh Muhammad bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Musnad. Pocket paperback.

Treatises on Zakat and Fasting by Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz covers two of the five pillars in 32 pages: who owes Zakat and on what, and who must fast Ramadan, what breaks the fast, and the mistakes people repeat each year. Short, evidence-based and easy to read before Ramadan.

50 durable pocket-size cards carrying the authentic supplications after the obligatory prayers — each with Arabic text, English translation, the hadith reference, and a QR code for audio pronunciation. Published by Dar-us-Salam.

A short, inexpensive guide to the first two pillars of Islam — the Shahadah (testimony of faith) and Salah (prayer). It explains what the testimony actually commits a person to, the effect belief in Tawheed has on a life, and how the prayer is established correctly. Written for new Muslims, da'wah work and beginners' classes.

Religion of Truth is a short introduction to Islam written for anyone willing to consider it honestly. It sets out what Muslims believe and why, in plain language and without assuming prior knowledge — an inexpensive, effective da'wah booklet to hand to a colleague, a neighbor or a visitor to the masjid.