A husband seeks an ideal wife, yet where are the wife's rights that are binding upon the husband? This treatise advises eighteen specific types of husbands — the one who abandons prayer, the frequent traveler, the one who belittles his wife, the one who prevents her from seeking knowledge, and more.

العقيدة الطحاوية — the Islamic Creed of Imam Tahawi, translated and commented upon by Muhammad S. Adly. A foundational statement of the beliefs held by Ahlus Sunnah wal-Jama'ah, written to set out what is essential.

Wealth, class, beauty or piety — the Prophet ﷺ named four reasons a woman is married, permitted all four, and then singled out one. Part One of Shaykh Al-'Uthaymeen's explanation of Bulugh al-Maram works through why.

Adam Between Evolution & Revelation by Ibrahim Elshahat is a scholarly treatise spanning 217 pages examining the origin of humanity through both scientific theory and Islamic revelation, engaging critically with modern debates over human evolution and the Quranic concept of creation.

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.

40 Hadith on Wealth and Earning by Imam Joe W. Bradford — a collection focused on wealth, earning and financial ethics in Islam, with insight and commentary from a specialist in Islamic finance and law.

A concise treatise by Shaykh-ul-Islam Muhammad bin Abdul-Wahhab explaining three terms a Muslim must be able to tell apart: Tawhid (monotheism), shirk (associating partners with Allah) and nifaq (hypocrisy). Short, evidence-based, and written so the distinctions stay clear.

The Divine Reality by Hamza Andreas Tzortzis is a 376-page synthesis of rational argumentation and Islamic revelation. It addresses questions including: do hope and human value make sense without the Divine? Did the universe come from nothing? Are revelation and prophethood myths?

A corrupt oppressor will have iniquitous followers and advisors and will instill the same characteristics in the masses, while a God-fearing, just ruler ensures a morally sound society. This collection of forty hadiths shows what a true Muslim leader looks like, drawn from the Rightly-Guided Caliphs.

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.

This book is not only for the young woman preparing for marriage, but also for fathers and mothers seeking to raise their daughters well, and for entrance into married life according to the guidance of Islam. It sets out the attributes that make a wife righteous — and the responsibilities of those around her in cultivating them.

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.

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 rectification of the community follows the rectification of the family, and the unity of the community follows from the unity of the family. Islam clarifies every aspect of the relationship between spouses, because the happiness of the family is connected to the happiness of the whole Ummah.

Real questions about Islam deserve real answers rather than a straight lecture, which is exactly the format this book takes — the five pillars, spiritual matters, women in Islam and contemporary issues, each answered directly in an engaging Q&A that refutes common misconceptions along the way.

Imam Ibn Qayyim's 'Asrar al-Salah' is from among the powerfully inspiring works that take the reader through a vivid journey of the stages of prayer and their profound spiritual significance - combined with the physical actions that symbolise submission, surrender and humility to Allah.

The Delight of Faith by Abdullah bin Jarullah, translated by Jamaal al-Din Zarabozo, sets out the creed every Muslim is required to hold — belief in Allah, the angels, the Books, the Messengers, the Last Day and divine decree — and explains why prayer, fasting and Hajj all rest on getting it right. 117-page hardback.

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.

In a time when love is equated with sentiment, desire or fleeting emotion — often divorced from any spiritual grounding — this 484-page work redirects the reader to the Source of all love. Forty authentic hadith, with the misconceptions addressed rather than avoided.

The Right Way by Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah sets out how a believer distinguishes truth from falsehood in matters of belief and worship. It explains correct Aqidah, the method of the Salaf, and the dangers of innovation, sectarianism and blind following. 6 x 9 inch edition.

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.

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).

More than 350 rulings on the questions Muslim women actually ask — menses, postpartum bleeding, istihadah, hijab, mixing, rights and duties toward husband and household, children, inheritance, marriage and divorce — answered by Shaykh Ibn Baz, Shaykh Ibn Uthaymin, Shaykh Ibn Jibreen and other senior scholars.