The Cherished Queens by Iman Daglas is a thoughtful exploration of polygamy in the Islamic tradition — its historical context, the Qur'anic conditions ensuring fairness among co-wives, and the misconceptions surrounding it. Written not as a scholar but as an older sister giving the best advice she knows.

Ibn al-Qayyim said: "There are more than one hundred benefits in the remembrance of Allah: it drives away Shaytan, removes sorrow and worry, brings joy and happiness, strengthens the heart and body, illuminates the face and heart, and is the nourishment of the heart and soul."

In the twenty-first century, the obligation of wearing the hijab is being questioned, and the freedom of Muslim women to wear it is under threat in many countries. Dr. Gohar Mushtaq explains its benefits from both Islamic sources and scientific research, tackling widely misunderstood questions along the way.

The scholars have encouraged students and youth to memorize this book, because of its great importance on the creed of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama'ah. This edition gives the best of both: the text of Usool us-Sunnah together with the full explanation of Shaykh Rabee' ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee.

Where the devil is constantly looking for ways to make us lose our way, the angels keep calling us to good — and as we leave this world, they come down with a shroud and call us back. Omar Suleiman's thirty short reflections trace that constant companionship from birth to death and beyond.

A syllabus and guidelines for pre-school children aged 1–5 by Maulvi Abdul Aziz. Children should meet the basic matters of Iman in a happy and lively way — and the educator's responsibility, above all a mother's during the first five years, is of crucial importance.

"The people will soon summon one another to attack you as people when eating invite others to share their dish." Asked whether this would be due to small numbers, the Prophet ﷺ replied: "No, you will be numerous — but you will be like the scum carried down by a torrent." Two treatises on why, and what the way back is.

Imam Al-Ajurri's Forty Hadith on Islam covers creed, the pillars of Islam, halal and haram, and piety, with commentary for easy memorization.

What is the best way to implement the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah in daily life, and where do we even start? Dr. Ahmad al-Bara' al-Amiri answers with six practical areas of "fitness" — spiritual, psychological, mental, social, physical, and financial — each with concrete steps.

"A daughter is an everlasting treasure, a priceless gift." A collection of notes from a mother to her daughter, detailing the journey of life as a Muslim in a way that is easy for young girls to understand — and usable by parents and Islamic educators as a teaching guide.

Bid'ah & Common Mistakes by Muhammad S. Adly helps Muslims understand and avoid innovations in religious practice that deviate from the authentic teachings of Islam — identifying and correcting the common errors encountered in daily worship.

The Prophet ﷺ coined many parables to help his followers better understand Allah's commandments and prohibitions. A study of the amthal — what each one illustrates, and why the form works.

The Prophet ﷺ said: "If the Muslim relates with people and forbears when they hurt him, he is better than the Muslim who would not." Shaykh al-Islam ibn Taymiyyah summarized twenty formulas for exercising patience — from "ponder about their Creator" to "preserve your forces."

The testimony of faith is the key to the abode of happiness — the foundation of this religion, the trunk of its tree, the pillar of its pavilion, while the rest of the pillars branch out of it and are restricted by observing its requirements.

A Muslim covets life not for itself, but to use it to gather the largest possible number of good deeds. This work contains 60 authentic ahadith on the deeds whose reward is multiplied — how to gain in a short life what would otherwise take far longer.

"Remember Me, and I shall remember you" (2:152). Remembrance holds a lofty position in Islam, and its virtue is clear in the Book of Allah and the Noble Sunnah. By Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah.

"Both in this world and in the Hereafter, I am the nearest of all people to Jesus, the son of Mary. The prophets are paternal brothers; their mothers are different, but their religion is one." An account of the honor Islam accords to Jesus and Mary.

Are there any indicators that we have attained Allah's love? The answer is yes. One of the signs that Allah loves someone is the acceptance he is given among others — established in the hadith of Al-Bukhari on the authority of Abu Hurayrah.

At some level, so many of us have experienced emptiness. But very few know why, and even fewer know how to fill it. Yasmin Mogahed asks: what if our wound became the door to a deeper understanding of ourselves and God, and every wound served a purpose in making us stronger?

Where does belief in Al-Qadar actually sit within Islamic creed? It falls under Allah's Lordship over His creation — one of the three aspects into which the people of knowledge have categorized Tawhid.

A guide to help new Muslims transition into an Islamic life by learning the basic beliefs and practices of Islam — compiled over 45 years of giving da'wah and assisting converts, with evidence from the Quran and the Sunnah.

The term Hadith Qudsi derives from قدّوس, the Holiest, one of Allah's Names. This 157-page book covers 103 such hadith with the Arabic text, English translation and lessons learned.

To the overachieving soul who is not content with only reading about exceptional human beings and yearns to find a seat among them: this book pulls close. Fiery Ambitions gathers the princes of piety, the sages of scholarship, and the captains of courage — and the secret to becoming one of them.

A guide written not as theory but for practical application by those serving in the masjid — helping imams protect themselves and their congregations from common legal and theological errors. 145 pages in two sections.