Urdu: Agar Aap Maa Ban'nay Wali Hain

The Islamic guide many expecting mothers never get handed

Pregnancy comes with medical advice on every corner, but the specifically Islamic guidance — the du'as, the rulings on worship during pregnancy, the Sunnah etiquette of welcoming a child — is far harder to find gathered in one place. Agar Aap Maa Ban'nay Wali Hain (اگر آپ ماں بننے والی ہیں؟) — "If You Are About to Become a Mother" is written to close exactly that gap for Urdu-speaking mothers.

What the book covers

The book walks an expecting mother through the Islamic dimension of pregnancy and early motherhood: the supplications recommended during this period, the fiqh rulings that apply to worship while pregnant and after delivery, and the Sunnah practices around welcoming a newborn — naming, 'Aqiqah, and the early days of a child's life.

Who this book is for

Expecting mothers wanting Islamic guidance alongside their medical care, and the families supporting them, will find this a practical, reassuring companion through pregnancy and the first steps of motherhood.