Sami ibn Abdullah Al-Maghlouth's visual biography of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq رضي الله عنه — over 100 full-color maps, charts, photographs and diagrams covering his early life, his companionship, the Ridda wars and the preservation of the Qur'an. Part of the acclaimed Atlas series.

There is despair thinking, and there is husnudzon billah thinking — having a positive opinion of Allah, so that a hardship becomes evidence He is strengthening or protecting you. Yasmin Mogahed's book asks how we find our way back to happiness after despair, whatever we've been through.

We are very educated on how to treat a broken leg, and even a gunshot wound. But we are not very educated on how to treat a broken heart. Shattered Glass works through emotional trauma directly — what actually helps in the healing process, and why we're so unprepared for it.

No human being has ever walked this earth unscathed by sin — so how is a person supposed to enter Jannah? Dr. Yasir Qadhi unravels what repentance really means for sinners like us, and the actual steps to repent and gain Allah's forgiveness.

The Qur'an is so powerful, so bright, that all the Prophet's other miracles become trivial by comparison — when you have the sun, the stars become unnecessary. Dr. Yasir Qadhi discusses the specific miracles of the Qur'an that most readers have never stopped to acknowledge.

Injustice (zulm) is condemned repeatedly in the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet ﷺ — yet how are we actually meant to confront it in our own lives and communities? This commentary on forty hadith explores Islamic teachings on social justice, from racism to the rights of the elderly and disabled.

We all get the exact same amount of time per unit — yet some people waste entire decades away, while others perform deeds in a few hours that last for eternity. Dr. Yasir Qadhi's Reflections gathers quick, easy readings from nearly three decades of khutbahs and talks to help readers use theirs well.

Forty authentic hadith on Salah — its importance, virtues, etiquette and spiritual dimensions — compiled by Abu Hamza Abdul Khaliq Siddiqui and translated by Najwa Jaffer. Arabic text alongside English translation, with sourced footnotes. Full-color paperback.

What is the ideal Muslim society, and is it even possible to establish one today? In a world of wars, political turmoil, and social anguish, Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi draws on Islamic history to picture what such a society would actually look like — and how it might appear again.

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.

An atlas of the Prophets and Messengers from Adam to Muhammad ﷺ — their journeys, the places they lived and preached, and the trials they faced, presented in detailed maps, diagrams, photographs and timelines. 9 x 13 inches, full color.

A word could end relationships, start a fight, change moods or incite emotions. Better Me: 365 Ways to Transform Your Everyday Life contains a selection of powerful words said during the author's talks, sparked by inspiration from his mentors over the past ten years — one for every day of the year.

Shaykh Siddiq Hasan Khan described this work as leaving out opinions that amount to mere hearsay, since "the truth alone deserves to be followed". 798 pages, hardcover, translated from the Dar Ibn Hazm edition.

How do we know that Allah exists? The first and foremost requirement for a person to become a Muslim is to believe wholeheartedly that Allah exists — the One and only God, invisible to any human or living creature. This book explores the signs that point to His existence.

"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.

Guidance for daily life, presenting practical ways of dealing with the cycle of everyday concerns, accepting the past and preparing for tomorrow — based on the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Al-Da' wa Al-Dawa' is a spiritual prescription from Imam Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah, written in response to a man's confessed struggle with a spiritual affliction. "Allah did not decree the descent of any illness except that He revealed its cure." (Sahih al-Bukhari)

Among those who rejected the Sunnah's authority in the past were the Shi'a and the Mu'tazilah; today it's mainly Orientalists and those influenced by them. Dr. Mustafa as-Siba'ee's groundbreaking work traces the Sunnah's historical development while refuting its critics directly, argument by argument.

The Choice: Islam & Christianity gathers Ahmed Deedat's most influential booklets into one volume of over 460 pages. Deedat examines early Christian texts — the Gospel of Barnabas, the Gospel of Hermes, and the Shepherd of Hermas — and the Council of Nicaea (325 AD).

If a sick man went to a doctor and was told to avoid certain delicious foods to preserve his health, he would believe him and comply. Yet we see many people disobeying Allah's clear instructions — though the consequences are far greater than any illness.

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.

The grave is the first stage a servant proceeds to after the worldly life. In it, the people of Al-Barzakh will find what they deserve of torment or bliss, depending on their state in the Dunya — before Paradise or the Hellfire, and the never-ending residence.

From Majmu' al-Fatawa Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, with commentary by Shaykh Salih Al-Fawzan. Covers the affairs of life after death: the fitnah at the time of death, the condition of the deceased in the grave, punishment in the grave, and the soul's connection to the body within it.

Over 200 common mistakes widespread among Muslims today, discussed in a simple format by Shaykh Salih Al Shaykh, Minister of Islamic Affairs. Each mistake is numbered and accompanied by a remedy from the Qur'an and Sunnah — covering 'aqidah, innovations, prayer, du'a, zakah, fasting, Hajj, business and more.