A short booklet on Salah, told largely through the conduct of the Salaf — men who went forty years without missing a congregational prayer, and one who was carried to the masjid while dying because he could not hear the adhan and not answer it. Their example is the argument.

A compact booklet of 55 authentic supplications for the day and the night. Each dua is given with its Arabic text, transliteration, English translation and its reference — enough for a reader with no Arabic to recite correctly and know the source.

After the testimony of faith, the prayer is what identifies a Muslim. Dr. Norlain Dindang Mababaya explains why — what Salat is for, what the texts promise those who keep it, what they warn of in abandoning it, and what it means to pray properly, humbly and on time rather than merely to have prayed.

Friday holds a place no other day in the week holds. This booklet covers the virtues of Al-Jumu'ah, the rulings and etiquette of the congregational prayer, the Sunnah acts recommended before it — ghusl, early attendance, sending salah upon the Prophet ﷺ — and the hour in which supplication is answered.

"Allah has not sent down an illness, except that He also sent down its cure." (Bukhari) Includes Ibn Al-Qayyim's own account of falling ill in Makkah with no doctor or medicine available, and treating himself with Surah Al-Fatihah.

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.