A selection of only the most important supplications — chosen deliberately so that ordinary people can memorize them all from one book. Anyone can strengthen his bond with Allah by supplicating, seeking relief directly and without any mediator between himself and his Lord.

Al-Minah Al-'Aliyyah fi Bayan As-Sunan Al-Yawmiyyah by Shaykh Abdullah bin Hamoud Al-Furaih — a practical guide to the authentic daily Sunnahs, from waking in the morning to sleeping at night. It shows how ordinary routine becomes worship when performed as the Prophet ﷺ performed it.

Islam has been badly misrepresented in recent years. The Light Within Islam is written for people interested in the truth rather than the myth — a simple book addressing the basic questions most often misunderstood: the Unity of God, the structure of the Islamic faith, and the distinction between Islam and Christianity.

The victory at Qadisiyyah heralded the downfall of the Sasanian dynasty, opened the way to the conquest of Iraq, and quickened Islamic expansion into Persia and beyond. The classical sources record a Muslim force of some 30,000 against 240,000 — one of the decisive battles in human history.

Why does inviting people to Allah matter? And how can someone who sins himself be involved in tackling evil and promoting good? Shaykh Muhammad Al-'Arifi answers both from the Qur'an, the Sunnah and the lives of the Salaf — and shows that guidance can travel through a kind word.

Three treatises on inner purification in one 90-page volume — a concise guide to rectifying the heart by Shaykh Abu Islam, The Obstacles of Repentance by Ibn Taymiyyah, and Renouncing Worldly Pleasures to Gain Nearness to Allah by Ibn Al-Qayyim.

Seventy-five questions and answers arranged to follow a pilgrim from the moment he leaves home — what to do next, and how. With flowcharts and figures, the Prophet's ﷺ own Hajj and its features, a chapter of supplications, and Arabic words to help a pilgrim communicate.

A pocket booklet on the importance, etiquette and timings of supplication — and on ruqyah: how a Muslim treats himself with verses of the Qur'an and Prophetic supplications against illness, sorcery, the evil eye and other ailments.

A 32-page study of the return of Prophet 'Isa عليه السلام as foretold in the Noble Qur'an, compiled by Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan. It combines Qur'anic verses with the sayings of the Prophet ﷺ, and includes references to the Bible for comparison.

Science was never separate from Islam — the Qur'an and Sunnah gave a tremendous boost to the study of the physical world, and discovery became a hallmark of Islamic civilization. This book traces that historical development, the factors behind the rise, and the reasons for the decline.

The Golden Advice Series is a response to the obligation of giving naseehah — sincere advice — and to the Ummah's evident need for it. Ten short books drawing advice from the Qur'an and Sunnah, ranging from Tawheed to anger, the tongue, patience, lawful earning and the Muslim home. Printed in two colors.

A full-color comparison of how the world's major religions conceive of God. It groups the major faiths into five types, describes the concept of God in Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and others, and closes with a detailed analysis of the concept of God in Islam.

If the Qur'an's message is for all times, it should be relevant to every age. Does it pass that test? This booklet gives an objective analysis of the Muslim belief in the Qur'an's divine origin in the light of established scientific discoveries — and first defines what does and does not count as a miracle.

The life of Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (164–241 AH) — scholar of Hadith, Fiqh and Aqeedah, founder of the Hanbali school, compiler of the monumental Musnad, and the man whose refusal to yield during the Mihnah earned him the title Imam of Ahlus Sunnah.

The life of Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Isma'il Al-Bukhari (194–256 AH), compiler of Sahih Al-Bukhari — the book ranked second in authenticity only to the Qur'an itself. By Salahuddin Ali Abdul Mawjood, translated by Faisal Shafeeq.

A collection of verses from the Noble Qur'an on the purpose of creation, with explanatory footnotes and color pictures throughout. It asks three questions — who created this universe, what it was for, and how it ends — and answers them in Allah's own words. Excellent for da'wah.

A short da'wah book arguing that the Qur'an carries within itself the evidence of its divine origin. It also sets out a point non-Muslims are rarely told: Muhammad ﷺ did not found a new religion or bring a new God, but called people back to the one true God, as every Prophet before him did.

Faith in the Last Day is one of the pillars of Islam, and Allah placed signs before the Final Hour to indicate how near it is. This booklet gathers them from the authentic narrations — and notes how many have already come to pass, each one confirming the Prophet's ﷺ truthfulness.

Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah on the reality of fasting — not a list of rulings but the principles that generate them. Once the usul are clear, a reader can settle cases the book never mentions: intention, travel, illness, doubtful days, and what does and does not break a fast.

The history and sacred sites of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah in full color — the Prophet's Mosque, Quba Mosque and others, with a detailed account of the expansions from the time of the Prophet ﷺ to the Saudi era, and more than fifty documented pictures ranging from historic to modern.

Among the greatest of Allah's bounties is that the door of repentance has been left open — a journey of return for broken hearts, pouring tears and humbled foreheads. This short booklet is about taking it. Allah says: "And man was created weak." (4:28)

A full-color collection of Qur'anic verses and authentic Ahadith on Paradise — what it contains, the fact that it already exists, who will enter it and who will not, and the deeds that lead there. Assembled with explanations, for the salvation of anyone who reads it.

A short guide written for the Muslim woman on the knowledge she needs to seek, how to pass it on to her family, and how to see that they act on it. The dignity, honor and nobility of a household rest largely on the conduct and manners of its women — and that begins with learning.

Shaykh Abdul-Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz's response to a published argument for permitting most modern ribaa transactions. He asserts the strict prohibition of every type — a reply that matters at a time when verdicts permitting interest are circulating and being welcomed.