Daulat Mand Sahaba (The Wealthy Companions) in Urdu by Mawlana Abdul Majeed Sohdarvi dispels the myth that Islam opposes wealth. Through true examples of rich Sahaba who remained devoted to Allah, it shows how earning and using wealth lawfully can bring closeness to Allah. The book guides Muslims to pursue economic strength with piety and charity.

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