List of products by IIPH

A detailed study of the Islamic etiquette of seeking permission to enter a home, protecting privacy and keeping the household a place of tranquility.

“Modesty is part of faith,” the Prophet ﷺ said, and this study takes that literally rather than treating ḥayā’ as mere shyness or a dress code. It works through modesty’s hold on speech, worship, business and private conduct alike, using the Qur’an, Sunnah and the example of the Salaf.

In this book, Dr. Feryad Hussain presents a number of common habits and behaviors Muslims may not realize are not only detrimental to their lives in this world but also threatening to their existence in the afterlife. He also focuses on thoughts and attitudes that often accompany them in order to draw the reader’s attention to the inner cognitions that...

This work is an Islamically-centered self-help approach to managing difficult emotions experienced by most, if not all, of us due to the pressures and demands we face in our modern, complex society. Using examples from her clinical experience with patients, the author presents a wide range of emotions – including anger, sadness, and fear.

In this book, Dr. Feryad Hussain blends modern psychology with verses from the Qur’an and authentic hadiths. Through an Islamic reframing of eighty-five therapeutic themes – including self-control, patience, accepting advice, anger/aggression, being grateful, confidence, coping, flexibility, guilt, and many more.

In the twenty-first century, the obligation of wearing the hijab is being questioned, and the freedom of Muslim women to wear it is under threat in many countries. Dr. Gohar Mushtaq explains its benefits from both Islamic sources and scientific research, tackling widely misunderstood questions along the way.

Reading a Qur’anic story once rarely makes it stick the way retrieving it from memory does. Four hundred questions across fifty quizzes turn the lives of the Prophets and the Qur’an’s major events into something a family, classroom or study circle can actually test itself on.

What is the best way to implement the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah in daily life, and where do we even start? Dr. Ahmad al-Bara' al-Amiri answers with six practical areas of "fitness" — spiritual, psychological, mental, social, physical, and financial — each with concrete steps.

To the overachieving soul who is not content with only reading about exceptional human beings and yearns to find a seat among them: this book pulls close. Fiery Ambitions gathers the princes of piety, the sages of scholarship, and the captains of courage — and the secret to becoming one of them.

Loving Allah sincerely is difficult from inside a depressed, self-rejecting state, which makes self-acceptance a spiritual matter and not only a psychological one. This book works through the practical building blocks of a fulfilled life — confidence, communication, forgiveness — toward genuine happiness grounded in trusting Allah.

A corrupt oppressor will have iniquitous followers and advisors and will instill the same characteristics in the masses, while a God-fearing, just ruler ensures a morally sound society. This collection of forty hadiths shows what a true Muslim leader looks like, drawn from the Rightly-Guided Caliphs.

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.

For the first time in the English language, this ten-volume set presents the complete Tafsir As-Sa'di — a straightforward, easy-to-read explanation of the Qur'an's meaning that is also articulate and eloquent, ideal for readers newly acquainted with tafsir or new to Islam altogether.

What is the ideal Muslim society, and is it even possible to establish one today? In a world of wars, political turmoil, and social anguish, Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi draws on Islamic history to picture what such a society would actually look like — and how it might appear again.

A busy life rarely leaves room to sit and read a book about happiness straight through. This one is built to be read however it actually fits — cover to cover, or a page or two between everything else — aimed specifically at the pressures a wife, mother, student or worker carries.

A woman secure in the position Islam gives her needs more than reassurance — she needs the actual textual case for it. This study makes that case directly, working through a woman’s role, rights and conduct as daughter, wife, mother and member of the community.

Among those who rejected the Sunnah's authority in the past were the Shi'a and the Mu'tazilah; today it's mainly Orientalists and those influenced by them. Dr. Mustafa as-Siba'ee's groundbreaking work traces the Sunnah's historical development while refuting its critics directly, argument by argument.

What does it mean for a Muslim man to have a personality in accordance with Islamic guidelines? Taymullah Abdur-Rahman presents 44 Qur'an- and Sunnah-based principles, arguing that manliness in Muslim men has never meant being gruff and harsh — quite the opposite.

Without Tawheed, worship and good deeds are rendered void regardless of how sincerely they are performed — which makes recognizing what actually violates it a practical necessity, not an abstract debate. This was the first book written directly in English, not translated, to explain it.

Islamic finance can feel like a maze of terminology and conflicting fatwas to the average Muslim trying simply to earn and spend halal. AbdulShaheed Drew's collection of 40 hadiths untangles the intricacies with clear explanations tied to contemporary financial circumstances.

If everything happens within Allah’s decree, some assume a Muslim has no real choices left to make. This closing volume answers that directly, working from the Qur’an, Sunnah and scholars such as Ibn Taymiyyah to show why Qadar is an empowering belief rather than an excuse for passivity.

Gossip, spying, arguing and bigotry are named directly in one chapter of the Qur’an, which makes it one of the most socially consequential surahs to actually understand rather than simply recite. This commentary works through it verse by verse using the classical method of tafseer.

A hadith left as a bare quotation rarely sticks. This one builds fifty selected hadiths into full lessons instead — Arabic vocabulary explained term by term, then the meaning and the lesson each hadith establishes, spanning belief, fiqh, social conduct and business.

Nothing matters more to a believer than which of two destinations he or she ends up in — and few subjects reward concrete detail the way this one does. This volume sets out what the Qur’an and Sunnah establish about both abodes and the people who inhabit them.