Ghulam Ahmad Pervez argued the Qur’an alone is sufficient, without Hadith. This Urdu rebuttal takes that argument apart point by point — widely regarded as the definitive response.

This is the Urdu translation of Ibn Kathir’s Al-Bidayah wan-Nihayah — the renowned Islamic history encyclopedia covering creation, the Prophets, the Seerah, the Caliphates and the signs of the Last Day, in 9 hardbound books.

Real fatwas from Saudi scholars answering the questions Muslim women often hesitate to ask aloud — this Urdu collection gathers guidance for every stage of a woman’s life.

Minhaj Al-Muslim lays out complete Islamic guidance for this world and the next in one volume — this Urdu translation by Maulana Muhammad Rafiq al-Athari renders it in simple, accessible language.

This Urdu translation of Ibn Hajar’s Bulugh Al-Maram — the hadith behind Islamic jurisprudence — comes with commentary from Shaikh Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarkpuri, in a two-volume set.

This is the Urdu translation of Imam An-Nawawi’s Riyad-us-Saliheen — about 2,000 hadith selected from the six major collections and arranged by subject, so a reader with a specific question finds the chapter, and a reader with none can open it anywhere.

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.

Islam’s case for a woman’s role and rights needs textual grounding, not just reassurance. This is the Urdu edition of Dr. Al-Hashimi’s study covering her conduct as daughter, wife, mother and community member.

A format that lets the reader find the words of Allah by topic — all ayat relating to a subject gathered under one heading. Each ayah translated into English and Urdu, with an index at either end of the book for readers of both.

"His book is better than the book of Al-Bukhari and that of Muslim, because only an expert can reach the benefit of those books, whereas everyone can reach the benefit of Abu 'Eisa's book," said Imam Al-Ansari of this collection — 3,956 ahadith, now in complete Urdu translation.

Imam Khatib at-Tabrizi drew nearly 6,000 hadith from the Six Books, Musnad Ahmad, and other collections into one organized reference — a practical one-stop source for students who want representative hadith on almost any topic without consulting six separate books.

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 complete Quran in 30 individual Juz, 6-line Indo-Pak script with large bold font and Urdu translation under each line. Each hardback juz has 80 pages with a light green background. Supplied in a box. Urdu by Maulana Fateh Muhammad Jalandhry.

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.

13-line Indo-Pak/Persian script hardback Quran from Qudratullah with bold font on glossy paper. Each para has about 28 pages, individually bound, and the whole set comes in a box for easy carrying and storage.

As believers, our ultimate source of guidance is the Holy Qur'an — yet for many Urdu-speaking Muslims, a gap exists between reciting the Arabic text and truly understanding it. This 2-volume word-for-word translation by Dr. Farhat Hashmi closes that gap in a clean, standard, classroom-ready layout.

Many sayings repeated in sermons and popular books have never been checked against real scrutiny. This Urdu translation of Shaykh Al-Albani's landmark authentication project examines individual ahadith one by one, grading each according to the science of hadith.

The Qur'an uses several apparently similar Arabic words for concepts like provision, fear, or mercy — and students often assume they're interchangeable when they're precisely differentiated. This reference by Mawlana Abdul Rahman Kailani unpacks exactly what separates each one.

Most Arabic grammar textbooks teach rules through invented example sentences; Lisan-ul-Quran takes a more direct route, introducing every grammatical concept through real Qur'anic examples from the start — letting students unlock the language of revelation with genuine confidence.

Its very title — "the facilitation of the Qur'an" — captures its purpose. Mawlana Abdul Rahman Kailani's four-volume tafsir is written in remarkably simple, fluent Urdu that a beginner can follow with ease, yet from which the advanced student of knowledge never ceases to benefit.

Most complete tafaseer run to multiple volumes and demand real time investment most readers simply don't have. Mutarjam Qur'an Azeez offers a different tool instead — an easy Urdu translation with a unique, concise tafsir on the page borders, endorsed by twelve well-known scholars.

Every good deed a Muslim performs rests on two non-negotiable conditions: it must be for Allah alone, and it must follow the Sunnah. This new Arabic/Urdu edition of a widely circulated classic, built on Sahih and strong ahadith, organizes the virtues of specific deeds across 25 chapters.

This is the companion volume to the Concise Dictionary (English into English and Urdu) — together forming a complete two-way reference for any Urdu speaker studying English or any English speaker learning Urdu vocabulary, in one concise, practical format.

Many bilingual dictionaries simply pair a word with its equivalent; a genuinely useful learner's dictionary defines the word first, then translates the definition. This concise reference follows that stronger model — English headwords explained in English, then given their Urdu equivalent.