Prayer & Supplication

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.

As-Salah is not only the second pillar but the main pillar of Islam — and on the Day of Judgment the first question will be about it. The Qur'an repeats the order to establish it, and states that Salah and Zakah were obligatory in the Shari'ah of all prior Prophets.

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.

"Each day, I took a prayer from one of our pious predecessors, mostly from the Companions, and taught how to call upon our Creator the same way that they called upon Him," writes Shaykh Omar Suleiman. This book of thirty short prayers and reminders grew directly from that Ramadan series.

Many Muslims and non-Muslims are under the false notion that the prayers are limited to five. Only Two Rak'ah revives the spirit of the Sunnah prayers, many of which have lost their importance today.

The Prophet ﷺ said: "The first thing that the servant will bring to account for on the Day of Resurrection will be the Prayer... if there is any deficiency, He will say: 'look and see whether My slave performed any supererogatory Prayers.'" (Saheeh Sunan Abu Dawud, no. 864). Al-'Allamah Muhammad ibn Salih Al-'Uthaymeen explains a number...

A Collection of Authentic Invocations (مجموعة الأذكار الصحيحة) gathers supplications drawn exclusively from the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah, collected from the works of the great Muhaddith Shaikh Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani....

A Guide to Salat by Muhammad Abdul Karim Saqib fills the gap between English prayer books that are too brief to answer anything and those too detailed to consult quickly. Every practice is traced to authentic Ahadith rather than to one school, following the Prophet's ﷺ instruction: "Pray as you have seen me praying."

Every Muslim knows he must pray. Fewer could explain what the prayer is for. Why Do We Pray? by Shaykh Suhaib Hasan answers that question from the Qur'an and Sunnah — what Salah does to a person who keeps it, and what it prevents. A short booklet, ideal for new Muslims and youth.

After the home and the workplace, the masjid is the building a Muslim enters most — at least twice a day, often five times. This booklet explains why Islam gives the mosque that place: what it is for beyond the prayer, what it was in Madinah, and what it should still be doing in a community today.

Selected Invocations gathers authentic supplications for three occasions when dua is most readily answered: in sujood, in the Qunoot of Witr, and on completing the recitation of the Qur'an. Compiled by Shaykh Muhammad bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Musnad. Pocket paperback.

50 durable pocket-size cards carrying the authentic supplications after the obligatory prayers — each with Arabic text, English translation, the hadith reference, and a QR code for audio pronunciation. Published by Dar-us-Salam.

A large educational wall banner with eight authentic supplications to recite after every obligatory prayer — with Arabic text, English translations, hadith references and QR codes linking to correct pronunciation. Published by Dar-us-Salam.

Salah in Islam was never designed as a purely private act, and the congregational form of it carries specific rulings most Muslims never study in depth — where it should be prayed, its legal status, and why attending the mosque itself carries its own virtue.

Praying five times a day and actually being present for it are two different things, and most Muslims eventually notice the gap between them. This book treats khushū’ as something that can be deliberately built, and sets out thirty-three concrete ways to build it.

Yasir Qadhi's guide to dua as the believer's weapon — its etiquettes, times of acceptance, and why supplication is central to a life of worship.

With its pictures and English phonetics, making salah is as easy as it gets. A practical guide by Muhammad S. Adly showing how to perform wudu and salah in accordance with the authentic practice of the Prophet ﷺ.

A scholarly description of the daily prayer by Shaykh Muhammad Nasiruddin Al-Albani — a more advanced study of Salat, with numerous references, in which each aspect is traced to the authentic Sunnah.

52 beautiful supplications drawn from the Quran itself, for Muslims to recite whenever they need them. Besides times of need, one has to remember Allah, praise Him and thank Him for His blessings. Pocket size paperback.

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.

The first collection of the Jumu'ah sermons of Dr. Abdur Rahman bin Abdul Aziz As-Sudais, delivered from the pulpit of the Holy Mosque in Makkah — each one intensively prepared, and the collection spanning a quarter of a century.

A comprehensive reference covering almost every aspect of Salah from the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah — purification, wudu, ghusl and tayammum, dress, timings, adhan and iqamah, congregation, qiblah, sutrah, khushu, the prostration of forgetfulness, and every voluntary and occasional prayer.

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)