A full-color illustrated dua book for children with fifteen supplications from the Qur'an and Sunnah — each with Arabic, transliteration, English translation and a note on when to say it. 6 x 7 inches.

A practical guide for parents and teachers supporting children through Hifz — methods matched to a child's developmental stage, the home environment that makes memorization possible, and how to keep a child going. Pocket size, 4.7 x 6.7 inches.

A concise, authenticated biography of the Prophet ﷺ for children — adapted from Muhr-e-Nubuwwat by Qadi Muhammad Sulaiman Salman Mansurpuri and set in a larger type for young readers. 6 x 9 inches.

A full-color dua book for children — supplications in Arabic, with English meanings and transliteration of the Arabic text, so a child can recite correctly before he can read the script. 6 x 9 inches.

The basic daily duas told as a story through one child's day — waking, leaving and entering the restroom, before and after eating, and on to bedtime. Narrated from Ukasha's point of view. 5.5 x 8 inches.

A short story by Sami Ayoub and Mrs. Vivian Taylor Ayoub on the treatment of animals in Islam — a merchant driving his horse hard toward market, and the stranger who stopped him. Small book, large lesson. 5.5 x 8 inches.

A 24-page booklet for young adults revisiting the incident behind Surah Abasa — and what it establishes about seeking Allah's pleasure over worldly standing. By Sami Ayoub and Mrs. Vivian Taylor Ayoub.

A 40-page children's storybook by Sami Ayoub on Muslim captives of the seventh century Hijra and the Sultan who would not leave them — including a nine-year-old ready to give his life for the cause of Allah.

A 24-page account for young adults of the moments of Wahy — revelation — experienced by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. By Sami Ayoub and Mrs. Taylor Ayoub, in clear and concise English.

Al-Gheebah — backbiting: what it actually is, why the Qur'an compares it to eating the flesh of a dead brother, the narrow exceptions the scholars permit, and the damage it does to a community. 5.5 x 8 inches.

A booklet on slander — the evidence for its prohibition, the motives behind it, the marks of the slanderer and the two-faced, the punishment attached, and the cure. By Abdul Malik Mujahid. 5.5 x 8 inches.

Tarbiyat Al-Atfal ala Daw' Kalam Sayyid Al-Abrar — a set of four Arabic coloring books teaching children character and conduct in the light of the words of the Prophet ﷺ. Arabic only. تربية الأطفال على ضوء كلام سيد الأبرار: أربعة كتب تلوين عربية في الأخلاق والآداب.

At-Tifl Al-Muslim ma'a Kitab At-Talwin — a set of four Arabic coloring books for children: two on du'a and two on the Masajid of the world, each pairing a picture with an ayah and hadith. الطفل المسلم مع كتاب التلوين: أربعة كتب عربية للأطفال.

Beautifully illustrated full-color Clear Quran for Kids covering Surahs Al-'Ankabut (29) to Al-Fath (48). Lessons divided into Learning Points, Side Stories, Background Stories and Words of Wisdom.

Yassarnal Qur'an — the classic beginner's qaida for learning to read the Quran, with instructions in Urdu.

Very good for learning the Quran or teaching others, with instructions in Urdu. The standard Noorani Qaedah — also spelled Norani Qaeedah, Nurani Qaedah or Qa'idah. Large edition.

Very good for learning the Quran or teaching others. Full-color printing with color-coded tajweed rules. Instructions in both English and Urdu.

Beautiful full-color laminated Qaedah card for teaching the Arabic alphabet and starting to read the Qur'an. This four-sided card has all the basic vowels and includes instructions in Urdu for proper teaching.

This Primer is the first step in the field of Quranic recitation — an easy-to-use guide to learning the Book of Allah.

The complete Golden Series of the Prophet's Companions as a boxed set — real-life stories of the greatest heroes of Islam, showing how ordinary people heard the message and came to accept it. Written for children and teenagers, and equally read by new Muslims and adults.

Talhah bin 'Ubaidullah رضي الله عنه was known for chastity and piety by every tribe inside and outside Makkah. When he accepted Islam he became a shield for many weak and oppressed families, and he was given the glad tidings of Paradise as the Prophet's ﷺ neighbor.

Suhaib Ar-Roomi رضي الله عنه accepted Islam in Makkah's earliest days. When he tried to migrate to Madinah, the pagans forced him to leave behind all his wealth and property in order to save his faith — and he agreed without hesitation.

Sa'd bin Mu'adh رضي الله عنه was chief of the Banu Abdul Ash-hal, a man of dignity, honor, wisdom and courage — and once a bitter enemy of Islam. When he accepted it he gave everything he had to its defense, which is why he is still called The True Supporter of Islam.

Sa'd bin Abi Waqqas رضي الله عنه was among the earliest to accept Islam in Makkah, and the Prophet ﷺ would greet him affectionately by mentioning their kinship. His courage and skill in battle, joined to real devotion, earned him the name The Lion in the Deen.