List of products by Muslim Publications

Imam An-Nawawi's Al-Arba'in — forty carefully selected ahadith covering the foundations of the Islamic faith — is one of the most memorized short texts in Islamic education. This Urdu commentary explains each hadith's wording, context, and derived rulings, not just its bare text.

Seerat-e-Aazad continues Dar-us-Salam's Urdu biography and history line — short, readable lives of scholars and notable figures whose service to Islam left a lasting example. This title traces its subject's formative years, struggles, and the legacy left behind, written for the general reader rather than the specialist historian.

Ustaad-e-Punjab is a biography of a scholar whose influence on Islamic education in the Punjab region left a lasting mark on generations of students. The book traces his life, his method of teaching, and the legacy carried forward by those he taught.

Daulat Mand Sahaba dismantles a common misconception: that Islam discourages worldly success and wealth. First published in 1947 and reprinted ever since, this Urdu classic shows through the lives of the Companions how earning and spending wealth with sincerity draws a believer closer to Allah.

Words used to smear a movement rarely stay confined to their original target — and "Wahabi," a label British colonial rule in 19th-century India applied to Muslim freedom fighters, is a case study in exactly that pattern. This book traces how and why that label was deployed.

Most seerah books move chronologically, battle by battle and year by year. Muhammad Yusuf Islahi's Rahbar-e-Kamil takes a different route: it gathers 419 small, self-contained features of the Prophet's ﷺ life, each a window onto his character and daily practice that a reader can open to at any page.