Namaz & Dua'

Where Khutbat-e-Haram gathers the sermons of a single Imam, this collection widens the lens to both Holy Mosques — important sermons delivered at Masjid al-Haram in Makkah and Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah, gathered together in Urdu translation.

Some du'a collections are organized purely by hadith source; Islami Wazaif is organized instead around the situations a reader actually faces — helping a Muslim find and incorporate the right supplication into daily life, rather than needing to already know which du'a applies.

No sin, however serious, places a person beyond Allah's mercy while the door of Taubah remains open — yet many Muslims carry guilt for years without understanding what repentance actually requires. This Urdu reference sets out its virtues, its rulings, and true stories of lives it transformed.

Every believer has asked it at some point — does Allah actually answer prayer, or is du'a simply a comforting ritual? Abdul Malik Mujahid answers with evidence, not theory: true accounts of people whose sincere prayers were accepted and whose lives changed as a result.

Few voices in the Muslim world carry the reach of the Imam of the Haram, and few pulpits carry the weight of Masjid al-Haram itself. This collection gathers Sheikh Abdur Rehman As-Sudais's Friday and 'Eid sermons in Urdu translation, accessible in written form for readers who cannot follow the live Arabic khutbah.

Islam treats du'a and medical treatment as complementary, not competing, responses to illness — the Sunnah instructs a Muslim to seek treatment while also turning to Allah, never one at the expense of the other. This guide sets out exactly how the two are meant to work together, drawn from the Prophet's ﷺ own practice.

Sending salat and salam upon the Prophet ﷺ is a direct command of Allah, repeated in every prayer's tashahhud — yet remarkably few readers have studied its evidence and correct form in depth. This Urdu translation of Ibn Taymiyyah's classical treatise takes up almost every dimension of the question in detailed, reasoned discussion.

Why do Muslims pray so differently from one another? This Urdu book by Dr. Syed Shafiqur Rahman builds the Prophet’s ﷺ prayer from authentic hadith alone, covering nearly every related topic.