Dawah (New/Non-Muslims)

"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.

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.

Many Christians have no idea that Muslims unquestionably love Jesus and his mother Mary, and that Islam holds them in the highest esteem. Jesus is mentioned in fifteen chapters of the Qur'an, and more verses mention Mary than in the entire New Testament.

A book on the debate surrounding gender identity and the freedom to disagree with prevailing views. The author argues that people should be able to hold and express traditional religious convictions on the subject without penalty, and examines freedom of speech and freedom of conscience as they apply.

"Embark with Us" — this call has resonated throughout the universe ever since it was declared by Noah عليه السلام, and it has not ceased to this day. There are those who want to stop it, those who want to suppress it — and it continues regardless.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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).

A simple exposition of the essential teachings of Islam — its approach to life, the articles of faith, its scheme of worship, and the social order it envisages. Its methodology is steeped in the Qur'an. One of Sayyid Abul A'la Maududi's most popular books.

Imam Ibn Baz said: "If Islam and its beautiful characteristics were explained to the disbelievers, they would enter into it in large crowds." He recounted an Indian caller who brought a thousand people to Islam, speaking with each for no more than fifteen minutes. This is the story of one priest who embraced Islam — and the means of...

Jesus, son of Mary, was from a line of prophets sent to the children of Israel to proclaim monotheism and confirm the Law of Moses. His mother was a righteous woman, referred to as a siddiqah — of utmost truthfulness in intention, word and deed. This book sets three traditions side by side.

Ekram Haque connects the challenges the Prophet ﷺ faced with the tribulations of daily living for believers today, drawing parallels between his teachings and what is written in the Gospels and the Torah — and showing that all three Abrahamic religions originate from one source.

An illustrated introduction to Islam written for non-Muslims — rich in references, diagrams and photographs, reviewed by academic specialists, and short enough to finish in an evening. It presents the evidence for the Qur'an's divine origin and answers the questions people actually ask. One of the most widely used da'wah books in English.

Why Islam is Our Only Choice gathers the accounts of men and women from every walk of life — scientists, intellectuals, professionals, nobles and public figures — explaining in their own terms what they believed before, what they encountered, and why they embraced Islam. 6 x 9 inch edition.

Every person is born into beliefs shaped by family, society and culture — often recorded on a birth certificate before he can speak. So when adherents of every religion, sect and ideology claim the ultimate truth, how does a seeker discern which path is right? This book takes that question directly.

The first question every convert gets asked, especially a woman, is why she would leave the religion she was raised in. This candid account answers it in full, tracing a spiritual search across continents and cultures to a new life built around Allah, love and family in Egypt.

A conversion story rarely reads as an honest account rather than a testimonial written for effect. This one does, told in flashbacks rather than a straight line — a Christian upbringing in rural Virginia, a chase after worldly success, and the questions that eventually led somewhere else.

In this book, Dr. Zakir Naik presents the 20 most common questions asked by non-Muslims and answers them in a logical, accessible manner — from polygamy and the veil to why Muslims consume non-vegetarian food and why there are so many sects.

The Rational Choice (الاختيار العقلاني) by A.S. Alam, M.D. invites earnest seekers to reflect on life's most consequential decision — the choice of faith — and on the fact that most people are born into beliefs they never chose.

Anything created has a beginning, and anything with a beginning will have an end. Human beings are the most intelligent of creation — yet their knowledge is limited and imperfect, with no definite knowledge of the future or the afterlife. Guidance must therefore come from elsewhere.

A brief illustrated book explaining Islam and the Muslims in an easy-to-read format. It covers the questions a non-Muslim is likely to have, and is a very good da'wah book to give away. One full box contains 250 copies.

Written by a French surgeon, one of the most important works ever on Islamic and Christian studies. It analyzes the scriptures in the light of modern scientific knowledge, looking for contradictions between established fact and scriptural implication.