List of products by Dar-us-Salam Urdu

Building an Urdu Islamic library from nothing? This curated set covers the core subjects a household needs first, gathered under one cover instead of chosen title by title.

Every reciter has passed over a place-name in the Qur'an without quite picturing it — the ark's resting place, the sand-hills of Al-Ahqaf, the cave of the sleeping youths — and moved on without locating it. This atlas closes that gap with maps, tables, and pictures pinpointing where the Qur'an's places actually are.

The work of Imam Muslim needs no introduction — one of the most authentic hadith collections in existence, second only to Sahih Al-Bukhari, selected from nearly three hundred thousand narrations down to just 7,563. This complete five-volume Urdu edition is freshly translated in modern, standard style.

The centuries after the Prophet’s ﷺ death saw one of history’s fastest territorial expansions — this Urdu account by Maulana Idrees Kandhlawi covers the wars and the reasons behind their success.

Many parenting guides address either the earliest infant rulings or adolescence, rarely both together in one place. This Urdu reference gathers the rulings surrounding children from birth through puberty — naming, 'Aqiqah, circumcision, breastfeeding — into a single consultable book.

In 1976, the Muslim World League announced a worldwide competition for the best biography of the Prophet ﷺ, with a prize of SAR 150,000. Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum by Safi-ur-Rahman Al-Mubarakpuri won first prize, judged for the authenticity and soundness of its narration from lineage through the full span of his mission.

Islamic marriage was designed to be simple: a proposal, a mahr, witnesses, and a public announcement — yet many weddings today involve extravagant expense and customs with no basis in the Sunnah at all. This practical Urdu guide sets the Sunnah nikah side by side with the excess it was never meant to include.

Hajj and 'Umrah involve a precise sequence of rites, and getting it right — from ihram to tawaf to the stoning at Mina — is exactly where first-time pilgrims need a visual guide rather than text alone. This large, full-color illustrated book walks through every stage of the Sunnah-based rites with pictures and diagrams.

Some tafsir editions pack Arabic, translation, and commentary into a page so dense that extended reading becomes tiring. This extra-large 9x12-inch edition solves that with sheer size — Arabic on the right, Urdu translation on the left, tafsir as footnotes, everything visible at once.

Arabic on the right, Urdu translation on the left, side by side — this standard 6x9-inch Tafseer Ahsan-ul-Bayan makes line-by-line comparison easy, with tafsir as footnotes.

A large 7x10-inch Tafseer Ahsan-ul-Bayan with Arabic on top and Urdu translation directly below it — commentary from Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf runs as footnotes at the bottom.

Reading Sahih Al-Bukhari in translation gives a reader the text; a proper sharh gives them the reasoning behind it. This complete ten-volume Urdu commentary by Hafiz Abdus Sattar Al-Hammad unpacks the fiqh reasoning embedded in Imam Bukhari's chapter headings and narration sequences.

Long before "natural health" became a marketing phrase, Ibn al-Qayyim devoted an entire chapter of his monumental Zad al-Ma'ad to exactly this subject. This full-color deluxe Urdu edition presents his guidance on treating illness and maintaining a fit body, drawn verse by verse and hadith by hadith from the Qur'an and Sunnah.