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Al-Hidayah - THE GUIDANCE : Volume I A Classical Manual of Hanafi Law - by Burhan al-Din al-Marghinani Hardback - xxxii + 660 pages Translation and Notes by Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee 
Description : The Hidayah represents the refined, distilled and authentic version of a legal tradition developed over many centuries. It presents the corpus of Hanafi law in its approved and preferred form and forges an organic link with the other schools of law. There is no book that can match the power of al-Hidayah as a teaching manual. Education in Islamic law is not complete without this book. Accordingly, each and every madrassah, whatever its affiliation, imparts instruction in Islamic law through al-Hidayah. The book was designed by the author in such a way that it makes a vigorous interaction between teacher and student unavoidable. Each sentence presents a challenge both to the teacher and the taught. In this process, the student acquires a deep knowledge of the issues of fiqh and the methods of reasoning employed by Islamic law. The teacher, on his part, has a unique opportunity, while using the book in the class session, to give full expression to his skills and abilities. This publication of the Hidayah is the complete translation from Arabic written by al-Marginani, arguably being the most popular and important work in the entire fiqh literature. The primary reason for its popularity is the reliability of its statements and the soundness of its legal reasoning. Most researchers and scholars first consult al-Hidayah before they move to another source. In the area of Muslim personal law, it has been the major source relied upon by courts in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India. The need for this book, since the day it was written, led to the writing of well over forty commentaries and glosses on it, and this does not include the books written to document its traditions. This is rare not only for Islamic law, but for any field of knowledge.
In comparing the Mukhtasar of al-Quduri, the book in which al-Hidayah is based upon, we note the following differences: - Al-Quduri has errors that have been corrected in Bidayat al-Mubtadi (the main, bold text of al-Hidayah)
- Bidayat al-Mubtadi is based on Quduri but has 25% more text as it includes those rulings that were missed in Quduri
- Bidayat al-Mubtadi states the rulings in a more comprehensive way so that the rule is clearly understood
- Bidayat al-Mubtadi is organised in a better way
- Bidayat al-Mubtadi has a commentary written by the author himself. This commentary is called the Hidayah. This is not the case with al-Quduri.
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Al-Hidayah - THE GUIDANCE : Volume II A Classical Manual of Hanafi Law - by Burhan al-Din al-Marghinani Hardback - 405 pages Translation and Notes by Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee 
Description : The Hidayah represents the refined, distilled and authentic version of a legal tradition developed over many centuries. It presents the corpus of Hanafi law in its approved and preferred form and forges an organic link with the other schools of law. There is no book that can match the power of al-Hidayah as a teaching manual. Education in Islamic law is not complete without this book. Accordingly, each and every madrassah, whatever its affiliation, imparts instruction in Islamic law through al-Hidayah. The book was designed by the author in such a way that it makes a vigorous interaction between teacher and student unavoidable. Each sentence presents a challenge both to the teacher and the taught. In this process, the student acquires a deep knowledge of the issues of fiqh and the methods of reasoning employed by Islamic law. The teacher, on his part, has a unique opportunity, while using the book in the class session, to give full expression to his skills and abilities. This abridged edition of the Hidayah has been translated from Arabic. The primary reason for its popularity is the reliability of its statements and the soundness of its legal reasoning. Most researchers and scholars first consult al-Hidayah before they move to another source. In the area of Muslim personal law, it has been the major source relied upon by courts in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India. The need for this book, since the day it was written, led to the writing of well over forty commentaries and glosses on it, and this does not include the books written to document its traditions. This is rare not only for Islamic law, but for any field of knowledge. Biography : Burhan al-Din al-Marghinani : Shaykh al-Islam, Muhaddith and Hafiz, Abu al-Hasan Burhan al-Din 'Ali b. Abi Bakr b. 'Abd al Jalal al-Farghani, al-Marghinani, the great Hanafi jurist, was born at Marghian in the vicinity of Farghana in 530/1135. He died in 593/1197. He studied with Mufti Najm al Din Abu Hafs 'Umar al-Nasafi, his son Abu'l Layth Ahmad b. 'Umar al Nasafi and other eminent teachers, and excelled in Hadith, Tafsir, Fiqh and other studies. His scholarship was recognised and praised by eminent scholars such as Imam Fakhr al-Din Qadi Khan, Zahir al-Din Muhammad b. Ahmad al-Bukhari (the author of al-Fatawa al-Zahiriyyah) and others. Biography : Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Shariah and Law, Islamabad. He obtained his law degree (L.L.B) from Punjab University in 1969. In 1983, he was awarded a gold medal for his performance in the L.L.M (Shariah) at the International Islamic University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, USA. His published works include: Theories of Islamic Law, The concept of Riba and Islamic Banking, and General Principles of Criminal Law. He has also published several research articles on Islamic Law and has also translated into English Ibn Rushd's well known book, Bidayat al-Mujtihid (The Distinguished Jurist's Primer) in two volumes.
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NUR AL-IDAH : The Light of Clarification by Imam ShurunbulaliNew Hardback Version - 417 pages 
A translation of Nur al-Idah, A Classical Manual of Hanafi Law. Translated from the Arabic with Commentary and Notes by Wesam Charkawi Nur al-Idah is a Hanafi text which includes vast areas of jurisprudence, namely, the rulings pertaining to worship. It leaves the student or general reader well prepared to deal with the majority of matters ranging from purification, prayer, funerals, zakah to hajj. It reveals in a small way as to why the Hanafi Madhhab is held in such high esteem from scholars all over the world. It is practical, sensible and can be used as a reference book. This book is based on the teachings of al-Imam al-A'zam Abu Hanifa May Allah be pleased with him and his students, namely Imam Muhammad, Abu Yusuf and Zufar May Allah be pleased with them; and will provide the reader with a brief look as to why the Hanafi Madhhab is the most widely embraced in the world today. Ahmad Ibn Hanbal May Allah be pleased with him said, “If in any matter there is agreement between three people, then one pays no attention to the verdict of anyone who disagrees with them.” Someone asked him, “Who are they?” He answered, “Abu Hanifa, Abu Yusuf and Muhammad Ibn al-Hasan.” About the book: The translation of Nur al-Idah is displayed in bold while the commentary and explanation, the majority of which is from Maraky al-Falah is written in plain text. It has been the translators attempt to prepare the text of Nur al-Idah in a manner that can be read independently without reading the commentary. However, commentary is essential for further explanations of the actual text and for this reason it entails views from other Hanafi sources such as al-Ikhtiyar and al-Hidayah, as well as the position of other schools, such as the Shafi’i Madhhab. This is intended to give the reader a broader perspective on matters and demonstrate the similarity between the various schools of thought. Referencing the text with evidence, namely, with Quran or hadith has been given on most issues and that areas where it is not, is either due to qiyas (analogical reasoning) or because of its unanimous agreement on that particular issue. A translation may simplify many things, though this will still require the complete and concentrated attention of the reader. Also, many examples and explanatory notes have been included. These are, for the most part intended to clarify what might otherwise have been an obscure or ambiguous passage in the original or as a result of the translation. The main Hanafi books, such as The Hashia of Ibn ‘Abidin, al-Hidayah and al-Mabsut were referred to, as well as consultation from some of the most eminent scholars. The text also includes sample examination questions in an effort to help the reader view the laws in a different light and to enable him to deal with legal rules in a practical way. [NEW HARDBACK VERSION]
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Al-Fiqh al-Akbar - [The Greater Knowledge]
Imam Abu Hanifa's Al-Fiqh al-Akbar Explained Hardback - 240 pages by Abu ’l-Muntaha al-Maghnisawi 
Imam Abu Hanifa's Al-Fiqh al-Akbar Explained by Abu ’l-Muntaha al-Maghnisawi with Selections from 'Ali al-Qari’s Commentary, including Abu Hanifa’s Kitab al-Wasiyya Al-Fiqh al-Akbar is one of the earliest texts written on Islamic creed and one of the surviving works of Abu Hanifa, the Great Imam of jurisprudence and theology. Studied for centuries in the Muslim world, Al-Fiqh al-Akbar offers a more nuanced, textured approach to understanding divine oneness (tawhid), the focal point of Islamic belief. It refines one’s understanding of the Creator, the messengers and divine communication, and enables one to gain much-needed insight into the realities of this life and the events of the hereafter. Al-Fiqh al-Akbar not only improves one’s understanding of 'aqida and deepens one’s appreciation of his or her beliefs, but it endeavors to address questions, which, if left unanswered, could leave insidious doubt and cause communal division. Such questions include: Where is Allah? Does Allah evolve? What constitutes true Islamic belief? Are Prophets capable of sinning? Is there creation beyond what we see? What comes after death? This translation of Al-Fiqh al-Akbar is an unprecedented contribution to the subject of 'aqida in English. A lucid rendering, unhampered by sterile literalism, it draws on a number of commentaries to unlock a subject that has been largely inaccessible to an English readership. This is due both to the subject’s complexity and the lack of reliable works in English. Combining Maghnisawi’s basic commentary with copious notes carefully selected from 'Ali al-Qari’s super-commentary and the entire Kitab al-Wasiyya of Abu Hanifa, this edition promises to be an essential guide on the intellectual and rewarding journey through Islamic creed. Reviews:
“A substantial addition to the dismayingly small number of English translations of works of Islamic theology… It is well suited to provide a solid introduction to later Islamic theology, both Maturidi and Ash'ari, as it has been studied in traditional Sunni circles for centuries.”— Aron Zysow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA “This represents one of the most comprehensive works written in the English language representing the traditional, true, and authentic teachings of the early predecessors (salaf) in matters of doctrine and tawhid (Islamic monotheism).”— Shaykh Abdullah Ali, Lamppost Productions, USA “[Abdur-Rahman] Ibn Yusuf’s work stands out as an outstanding example of scholarly reference and citation. A work suitable for both the general reader interested in Islamic doctrine and theology and as a critical and important addition to university libraries and classrooms.”— Ralph H. Salmi, Ph.D. Center for Islamic and Middle East Studies, California State University, San Bernardino Hardback -
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The KITAB al-ATHAR of Imam Abu Hanifah Hardback - 713 pages by Imam Muhammad Ibn al-Hasan ash-Shaybani 
The Kitab al-Athar of Imam Abu Hanifah In the narration of Imam Muhammad Ibn al-Hasan ash-Shaybani The Kitab al-Athar was the first book composed in Islam after the generation of the Companions. Al-Imam al-A’zam Abu Hanifah Nu’man ibn Thabit May Allah be pleased with him wrote it. It comprises Ahadith that connect directly back to the Beloved Messenger of Allah Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa Sallam (marfu’), those which stop short at a Companion or one of the Followers (mawquf) and those which are attributed to the Beloved Messenger of Allah Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa Sallam directly by one of the Followers or Followers of the Followers without attribution to a Companion (mursal). His companions Imam Abu Yusuf, Imam Zufar, Imam Muhammad, Imam al-Hasan ibn Ziyad, Imam Hammad ibn Abi Hanifah (May Allah be pleased with them all) the Imam’s son, Hafs ibn Ghiyath and others narrated it from him. In the version before us, Imam Muhammad, himself a mujtahid, narrated each tradition from Imam Abu Hanifah and then followed each with some explanatory material, sometimes confirming and occasionally differing with his Imam.
Imam Abu Hanifah: Imam Abu Hanifah May Allah be pleased with him was from Kufa and was one of the Followers (taabi’oon). He was born in 80 AH in a family of Persian ancestry. Imam Abu Hanifah was a trader in fabrics. He studied with the great scholars of Kufa who transmitted the schools of Ibn Mas’ud May Allah be pleased with him and Amir al-Momineen ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib May Allah be pleased with him in particular, but he also travelled further afield in search of hadith and fiqh. He was noted for his exceptional grasp of fiqh, and is said to have laid its foundations. He died in 150 AH in Baghdad. His list of teachers is very extensive, and his list of pupils a roll-call of honour. Sahl ibn Muzahim said, “Abu Hanifah’s knowledge was universal knowledge.” Ash-Shafi’i May Allah be pleased with him said, “In fiqh people are the needy dependents of Abu Hanifah.” Imam Muhammad : He is Abu ‘Abdillah Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn Farqad ash-Shaybani. Muhammad was born in Wasit in 132 AH, and grew up in Kufa. He was a pupil of Abu Hanifah. Ash-Shafi’ee said, “I have not seen anyone more eloquent than him. I used to think when I saw him reciting the Qur’an that it was as if the Qur’an had been revealed in his language.” He also said, “I have not seen anyone more intelligent than Muhammad ibn al-Hasan.” He died in Ray in 189 AH.
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The Muwatta of Imam Muhammad by Imam Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Shaybani
Paperback - 652 pages Translated by Mohammed Abdurrahman & Abdassamad Clarke
"The unqualified truth is that all of the Muwatta is sahih without any exception!" —Hafiz Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani
This quote from one of the greatest authorities on hadith of all time is sufficient recommendation. The version of the Muwatta narrated by Imam Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Shaybani May Allah be pleased with him, one of the two leading pupils of Imam Abu Hanifah May Allah be pleased with him, directly from his three years of study with Imam Malik May Allah be pleased with him will be of particular interest not only to students of Hanafi fiqh, but also to students of hadith in general.
Imam Malik May Allah be pleased with him composed the Muwatta’ over a period of forty years to represent the “well-trodden path” of the people of Madina. Its name also means that it is the book that is “many times agreed upon”— about whose contents the people of Madina were unanimously agreed—and that is “made easy and facilitated”. Its high standing is such that people of every school of fiqh and all of the imams of hadith scholarship agree upon its authenticity. Imam Shafi’i said, “There is not on the face of the earth—after the Book of Allah—a book which is more sahih than the book of Malik.” Shah Wali Allah Dihlawi May Allah be pleased with him (1114-1176 AH) said, “My breast expanded and I became certain that the Muwatta’ is the most sahih book to be found on the earth after the Book of Allah.”
Imam Malik May Allah be pleased with him is the Imam of the Imams, the leader of the people of knowledge of Madinah, Malik ibn Anas ibn Malik ibn Abi ‘Amir al-Asbahi al-Madani, born in 94 AH, 95 AH or even 99 AH. He was called the Man of Knowledge of Madina. People of knowledge understood that it was him the Prophet May Allah bless him and grant him peace saw indicated in the hadith from Abu Hurayra, “People will soon beat the livers of their camels [in travelling in search of knowledge] but they will not find a man of knowledge more knowledgeable than the man of knowledge of Madina.” Among his pupils were the Imams Sufyan ath-Thawri, Sa’id ibn Mansur, ‘Abdullah ibn al-Mubarak, ‘Abd ar-Rahman al-Awza’i who was older than him, Layth ibn Sa’d who was one of his peers, Imam ash-Shafi’i, Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Shaybani, the Malikis ‘Abd ar-Rahman ibn al-Qasim, Yahya ibn Yahya al-Laythi, Ibn Wahb, and Dhu’n-Nun al-Misri. He died in 179 AH on the morning of the 14th of Rabi’ al-Awwal.
Imam Muhammad al-Shaybani, May Allah be pleased with him: He is Abu ‘Abdullah Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn Farqad al-Shaybani. Muhammad was born in Wasit in 132 AH, and grew up in Kufa. He was a pupil of Imam Abu Hanifah May Allah be pleased with him. Imam Shafi’i May Allah be pleased with him said, “I have not seen anyone more eloquent than him. I used to think when I saw him reciting the Qur’an that it was as if the Qur’an had been revealed in his language.” He also said, “I have not seen anyone more itelligent than Muhammad ibn al-Hasan.” Imam al-Dhahabi May Allah be pleased with him said, “He narrated from Malik ibn Anas and others, and he was one of the great oceans of knowledge and fiqh, and he was strong [when he narrated] from Malik.” Imam Muhammad May Allah be pleased with him said, “I stood at Malik’s door for three years and I heard [the Muwatta’] from him [with] more than seven hundred hadith.” He died in Rayy in 189 AH.
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ISLAMIC LAWS & ETIQUETTES by Sadr al Ulama Ghulam Jilani al-Merthi
Hardback - 456 pages 
This book gives a detailed explanation of the creed held by the Ahl-us-Sunnah wal Jama'ah in light of the Qur'anic verses and many Ahadith whilst describing the essential features of taharah and Salah. It deals with issues that should be known by everyone regarding the correct performance of these devotions, which unfortunately, Muslims have little knowledge of. This book is the English translation of the classical urdu book Nizam-e-Shariat. Also available to purchase in Urdu. About the Author: Sadr al Ulama, [or Imam an Nahv as he was also called], Allama Ghulam Jilani al Mertathi 'alayhir ar rahman was amongst the eminent and most learned scholars of his time. He was a prolific author, astute lecturer, a master of arabic as well as being proficient in many sciences. Hardback - OUR PRICE £14.95
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The History of an Islamic School of Law - The Early Spread of Hanafism
Hardback - 226 pages by Nurit Tsafrir
The Hanafi school of law is one of the oldest legal schools of Islam, coming into existence in the eighth century in Iraq, and surviving up to the present.
So closely is the early development of the Hanafi school interwoven with non-legal spheres, such as the political, social, and theological, that the study of it is essential to a proper understanding of medieval Islamic history.
Using rich material drawn mainly from medieval Islamic biographical dictionaries, Nurit Tsafrir offers a thorough examination of the first century and a half of the school's existence, the period during which it took shape. She provides a detailed account of the process by which the school attracted ever more followers and spread over vast geographical areas in the Islamic world empire.
The book makes an important contribution to our understanding of the history of this influential school of law in the broader context of Islamic history. The History of an Islamic School of Law: The Early Spread of Hanafism will be of interest to all those concerned with early and medieval Islamic history, the history of Islamic schools of law, legal history, and the social history of classical Islam.
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The Mukhtasar al-Quduri by Imam Abu'l Hasan Ahmad al-QuduriHardback - 900+ pages Translated with Notes by Tahir Mahmood al-Kiani
A Manual of Islamic Law according to the Hanafi School.
Al-Mukhtasar - the jurisprudential treatise of Imam al-Quduri has enjoyed far more popularity than any other text, in the Hanafi school. It is the nucleus around which laws evolve, and the foundation upon which other text, commentaries and summaries are based.
For hundreds of years Mukhtasar al-Quduri has been presented to the masses in many forms, such as lectures in Islamic institutions and study circles as well as in publications. It covers thousands of issues, enveloping all aspects of life; from worship to politics, and from private life to to the international scene. I am pleased with the manner in which Tahir Mahmood al-Kiani has undertaken the task of providing an English translation of this masterpiece. As a former student and current lecturer at the Institution of Jamia al-Karam, this work of his has brought about a sense of appreciation and honour to all those associated with the Institution. I recommend this English translation of Mukhtasar al-Quduri to everyone, especially to the students and teachers of Hanafi jurisprudence ---Muhammad Imdad Hussain Pirzada, Principal & Founder, Jamia al-Karam, Retford, Notts. Further reviews, excerpt and introduction: http://www.bogvaerker.dk/images/MukhtasarQuduriIntro.pdf Hardback -
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Ascent to Felicity Paperback - 224 pages by Abu ’l-Ikhlas al-Shurunbulali  Written by the eminent 11th century Hanafi scholar, Abu ’l-Ikhlas al-Shurunbulali, Ascent to Felicity is a concise yet comprehensive primer in creed and jurisprudence. It spans all five pillars of Islam, as well as the topics of slaughtering, ritual sacrifice, and hunting. To supplement the text, the translator has added key explanatory notes taken from several reliable works on theology and jurisprudence. He has also added appendices that comprise numerous supplications related to the five pillars, presented in Arabic script along with English transliteration, as well as the etiquette of visiting the Messenger of Allâh (Allah bless him and grant him peace) in Madina.
By Abu ’l-Ikhlas al-Shurunbulali (Author of Nur al-Idah).
Translation, notes and appendices by Faraz A. Khan. ....... “An admirable rendering into lucid, fluid English of Imam Hasan al-Shurunbulali’s primer of Hanafi law, Ascent to Felicity. This concise but thorough work focuses on the five acts of worship. The book has the added feature of a fairly detailed presentation of the basics of the Muslim Creed. In translating this introductory section of Imam Shurunbulali’s may Allah be pleased with him, treatise, Khan’s skill as a translator is on full display, as he has made sometimes involved theological concepts easily accessible to the average English reader. Khan has provided an additional service to both Shurunbulali’s work and to contemporary Muslims by augmenting the translation with insightful and extremely useful explanatory notes. The value of this work, skillfully produced by White Thread Press, goes far beyond its benefit to adherents of the Hanafi legal school. Rather, it will prove of benefit to Muslims in general as well as researchers interested in latter-day presentations of the creed and practice of Sunnî Muslims.”— Imam Zaid Shakir Co-Founder and Resident Scholar, Zaytuna College
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Luminosity of Islamic Jurisprudence - [Anwaar al-Shari'ah] Paperback - 136 pages Mufti Jalal ad-Din Ahmad Amjadi 
A reliable and authoritative source of basic knowledge of Belief, Prayer, Fasting, Marriage and Divorce.
Luminosity of Islamic Jurisprudence is the english title of Anwaar-e-Shari'at. This important book was originally written in urdu by Faqeeh-e-Millat, Hadrat Mufti Jalal ad-Din Ahmad Amjadi 'alayhir rahman. It was written in a manner to make it accessible to the average reader if not for the common man and as such has proved immensely popular. This edition was translated into English by Allama Sajid al-Qadiri. Published in India by Kutub Khanna Amjadia WAS £6.45
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Heavenly Jewels : Sunni Bahishti Zewar New Edition
Paperback - 446 pages by Mufti Muhammad Khalil Khan Barkati
ALSO INCLUDES (1st Part - Aqeedah) English translation of Bahar-e-Shariat
Translated into English by: Mawlana Muhammad Omar Dawood Qadri
Long awaited book which eradicates the doubts and misconceptions, and in doing so clarifies the truth in simple terms.A comprehensive fiqh [jurisprudence] guide for everyone.
This New Edition also includes translation into English of the complete first section of Bahar-e-Shari'at on aqeedah by Sadrus Shari'ah Mufti Amjad Ali 'alayhir rahman.
Contains 446 pages in total.
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Sunni Bahishti Zewar : [Heavenly Jewels] by Mufti Muhammad Khalil Khan Barkati Hardback - 1048 pages 
Compiled by : ''Khalil al-Ummah'' : Hadrat Allama Mufti Muhammad Khalil Khan al-Barkaati al-Qadiri Translated into English by : M. Waseem [M.A.] This is a brand new book in our stock, [far superior in terms of print and paper quality compared to the above Paperback edition] available for the first time in this excellent Hardback edition. A most comprehensive guide to Hanafi Fiqh (jurisprudence) Islamic Law [shariah], covering all aspects of Islamic way of life. The Hardback edition does not include translations of Bahar-e-Shariat. Brief Contents- The Complete Contents are far more extensive!
---About the Author, ---About the Translator, Volume I Attributes of Allah Almighty, The Station of Prophethood, The Master of the Prophets*, Fundamentals of Belief, Judgement Day, Paradise, Hell-Fire, Misguided Sects, The Honourable & Noble Companions, The Blessed Ahl al-Bayt, Allah Almighty's Saints, Spiritual Guides, Fake Pirs, Ethics for the Mureed. Volume II Tahaarah, Ablution, Ghusl, Tayammum, Masaah, Menstruation, Nifaas, Haaiz, Nijaasat, Istinja, Adhaan, Iqaamah, Salaat, Jama'ah, Imaamat, Dhikr & Du'a, Witr-Sunnat-Nafl, Purdah, Rights of Husband, Rights of Wife, Upbringing Children. Volume III Nafl, Tahiyatul Wudu, Salaatul Ishraaq, Salaatul Chaasht, Salaatul Awwaabeen, Tahajjuud, Istikhaarah, Salaatul Tasbeeh, Salaatul Haajat, Sajdatus Sahv, Prayer of the Sick, Sajada Tilawah, Sajada Shukr, Travellers Prayer, Jum'ah, Excellence of Death on Friday, Eid Prayer, Moonsighting, Sickness & Disease, Death, Washing/Shrouding the Deceased, Funeral Prayer, Grave & Burial, Women visiting Graves, Condolence & Lamentation, Martyrdom, Conveying rewards to Deceased - Esaale Thawaab, Shab-e-Baraat, Rajab, Muharram, Nazr-e-Ghous-e-A'zam, Zakaat, Sadaqatul Fitr, Fasting, Qadaa of Fast, Sehri & Iftaar, Nafl Fast, Ashura Fast, Fast of 15th Shabaan, Six Fasts of Eid, Fast of 27th Rajab, Fast of Aieyaam-e-Beed, Fasting on Monday and Thursday, Fast of Silence, Fasts of Mannat, Haraam Fasts, Itikaaf, Laylat al-Qadr, The Hajj, Issues of Mahram, Regulations for Women, Sacred Journey to Madinah Munawwarrah. Volume IV Nikaah, Marriage Contract, Proposal-Consent & Witnesses, Unlawful Marriages, Nabab, Non-Muslim, Iddat, Foster Relationship, Guardianship, Kafoo, Maihr, Divorce, 3 Tallaqs, Khula, Le'aan, Iddat, Maintenance, Upbringing Children, Nafqah, Mawlid, Pious Caliphs Death Anniversaries, Karbala, Aqeeqah/Circumcision, Adornment, Jewellery, Dress, Nails & Hair, Pictures of Elders, Image of the Prophets* Sandal Shareef, Childrens Dolls, Games, Procrastination, Debt, Singing, Drums, Music, Dance, Fireworks. Volume V Invoking Blessings on The Beloved Prophet*, Etiquette of Reciting the Qur'an, Qir'aat, Du'a, Making an Oath, Adultery, Slander, Ta'zeer, Apostasy, Blasphemy, Luqtah, Trading & Business transactions, Buying and Selling, Loans, Wearing Talisman, Tying threads, Nazar- Evil Eye, Shared Property, Childrens Gifts, Lying and Backbiting, Slander, Astrologers, Haraam Things, Etiquettes, Goodness, Poverty, Self Inflicted Injury, Prosperity. Volume VI Muraabaha,Property, Usury, Bai' Salaam, Bai' Sarf, Bai' Einah, Bai' Talji-ah, Bai' al-Wafa, Surety, Hawaalah, False Evidence, Oath of Claim, Partnership, Trust, Lending, Gift - Hibah, Hiring Out - Ijaarah, Preaching, Ikraah, Hajr, Maturity, Usurpation, Pre-emption - Shufa'ah, Contracts. Volume VII Slaughtering an animal, In the Name of Allah, Lawful & Unlawful, Hunting, Sacrifice, Sayings from the Qur'an & Ahadith, Food and Drink, Mortgage, Qisaas and Jinaayaat, Qatl Shibb-e-'Amad, Qatl-e-Khataa, Qaa-im Maqaam Khataa, Qatl Bis-Sabab. Volume VIII Terminal Disease & Will, Inheritance, Hanafi Fuqahaa Say, Heirs and Shares, Zawil Furood, The Bequest of Father, Mother, etc, Asbaat-e-Nasabee, Asbah bi-Ghaierihee. Volume IX Rulings regarding Rights & Wrongs, Parents Rights, Decree of Allah Almighty, The Sin of Disobedience to Parents, Rights of Children, Human Rights & Mutual Ties, Forty Ahadith, Miscellaneous, Baie'at and Iraadat, Faasiq Mo'lin, Celebrating the Mawlid, Khatm-e-Qadiriyyah, Khatm-e-Khawajgaan, Difficulties, Cures - Shifa, The Noble Prophets* Vision, Under Allah Almighty's Protection, Some Advice. *Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa Sallam Highly Recommended! Makes a great gift for Brothers or Sisters!
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Islam the Glorious Religion by Mufti Muhammad Khalil Khan Barkaati 
Hardback - 695 pages
 English translation of the contemporay Urdu classic Hamara Islam, as written by 'Khaleel al Millat' - Hadrat Allama Mufti Muhammad Khalil Khan al-Qadiri Barkaati al-Ridwi Rahmatullahi 'alayhi.
Translated into English: by Muhammad Waseem Afzal [M.A]
A comprehensive manual covering virtually all the important aspects of the beautiful religion of Islam, written by a prolific scholar of his time. It details the Islamic faith, covering belief, worship, command and principles founded on the Ahl al-Sunnat w'al Jama'at (Greatest majority of Muslims following the Sunnah) creed. Based upon the Hanafi jurisprudence.
The author Khaleel-e-Millat had a 'name' in literary circles as well as in the arena of public speaking. Educated in the spiritual academy of Barkaatiyya Mahrehrah Shareef this practising scholar penned a large number of books, treatises and articles on Islam, which he maintained diligently until he breathed his last while writing the book titled "Maut Kaa Safar" (Journey to Death). Some of these books have been used as training guides and have come under the study of students and scholars alike. Books like ''Sunni Bahishti Zewar"(The Jewels of Paradise or The Heavenly Jewels) have been passionately consumed by the masses, not just in the asian sub-continent but throughout the world.
This book "Hamaaraa Islam" (Islam: The Glorious Religion) has been widely commended by the Ulema [religious scholars] of all backgrounds and sects, not to mention the Sunni scholars spread throughout the globe. This book is on the religious curriculum of many seminaries and schools in Pakistan, India, Europe and USA. The Tanzeem-ul Madaaris Ahl as-Sunnat Pakistan has included this book in the curriculum of all Sunni religious seminaries operating in Pakistan. An organisation of students of Pakistan (Anjuman Talbah-e-Islaam) also has this book in its course of study to educate and train its members and supporters.
Islam, the Glorious Religion was first published in 1955, and after many editions it is now available in English, Dutch, Hindi languages since its original urdu version was first launched as Hamaaraa Islam.
CONTENTS
1. About this Book
VOLUME I | FUNDAMENTALS OF ISLAMIC FAITH
2. Six Kalimahs
3. Islamic Faith in brief
4. Islamic Faith in detail
5. The gist of Islamic beliefs
6. Definition of Islam
7. Islamic Faith & Infidelity
8. Of Paradise
9. Of Hell
10. Impeccable life of Allah's Beloved Prophet
11. Of the Holy Qur'an
12. Excellence of Salaat (Prayer)
13. Timings of Salaat (prayer)
14. Rak'ahs (cycles) of prayer
15. Of Adhaan (Call to prayer)
16. Of Iqaamah
17. Of "Wudu" (ablution)
18. Words of Salaat (prayer)
19. Mode of offering prayer
20. Some good supplications
VOLUME II | CHAPTER I
21. The religion of Islaam
22. Our God - Allah Almighty
23. Angels
24. Revealed Books
25. Allah's Messengers & Prophets
26. The Leader of all Prophets
27. The Doomsday
28. Predestination
29. About Death & the Grave
30. Resurrection after death
CHAPTER 2 | PILLARS OF ISLAM / ISLAMIC WORSHIP
31. Significance of Salaat (prayer)
32. "Tahaarah" (Purification): The first requisite for prayer
33. Of "Wudu" (ablution)
34. Of "Ghusl" (bath)
35. Of the water
36. Of well
37. Of "Istinjaa" (abstersion)
38. Beautiful sayings of the Holy Prophet
39. Some good supplications
VOLUME III | CHAPTER 1 | ISLAMIC BELIEF
40. "Tawheed" (Monotheism)
41. "Malaa-ikah" (Angels)
42. Divine Books
43. The Prophets & Messengers
44. The Last Prophet
45. The Prophet's Companions
46. "Ahl al-Bayt"
47. "Awliya Allah" (Saints)
48. Miracles & Mini-miracles
CHAPTER 2 | ISLAMIC WORSHIP | Purification
49. Remaining Regulations of Wudu
50. Remaining Regulations of "Ghusl" (Bath)
51. Method to wipe impurity
53. Important Conditions for Salaat (Prayer)
54. Covering the body from Navel to Knees
55. "Istiqbaal-e-Qiblah" (Facing the Qiblah)
56. Prayer timings
57. "Niyah" (Prayer's intention)
58. Obligatory Acts of Prayer
59. Essential, Sunnat & Commendable Acts of Prayer
60. "Masnoon" (Accepted) Mode of Offering Prayer
61. Beautiful Sayings of the Holy Prophet
62. Excellences of "Durood Shareef' (Invocation of Allah's Blessings on the Holy Prophet)
63. Some Good Supplications concerning Wudu
VOLUME IV | CHAPTER I | ISLAMIC BELIEF
64. Person & Attributes of Allah Almighty
65. Beliefs' concerning the Prophethood
66. The Chief of all the Worlds
67. The True Caliphs
68. Islamic faith & infidelity
69. Heresy and major & minor sins
70. About "Taqleed" (conformation)
71. Terminology of Shari'ah's Commands
CHAPTER 2 | ISLAMIC WORSHIP | Salaah
72. Remaining Regulations of "Tahaarah" (purification)
73. Remaining Regulations of Qiraa-at
74. "Imaamat" (Leading the prayer)
75. "Jama'at" (Congregational prayer)
76. "Mufsidaatus Salaat" (Acts which vitiate prayer)
77. "Makroohaat" (Odious Acts) of prayer
78. Etiquette for Mosques
79. About "Witr"
80. About "Taraawih"
81. Of Sunnat and Nafil prayer
82. Beautiful Sayings of the Beloved
83. Good Supplications
VOLUME V | CHAPTER I | Aqeedah
84. Divine Destiny
85. Of Intercession
86. "Aalam-e-Barzakh"
87. Portents of Doomsday
88. Doom and Resurrection
89. Some detailed events concerning the World; Hereafter
CHAPTER 2 | ISLAMIC WORSHIP | Types of Prayer
90. About "Nafil" prayers & about missed, omitted prayers
91. About "Sajdatus Sahv"
92. Of "Sajdat ut Tilaawah"
93. About the prayer of the ill and sick
94. About the prayer of the traveller
95. Of "Jumu'ah" prayer
96. Of "Eid" prayer
97. Of the deceased's body
98. Visiting graves & Conveying Reward of virtues (Ethaale Thawaab)
99. Beautiful Sayings of The Beloved Prophet
100. Good supplications
VOLUME VI | CHAPTER 1 | ISLAMIC BELIEF
101. The Glorious Qur'an
102. Traits of the Beloved Prophet
103. Excellence of "Durood Shareef"
104. "Ummahaa'tul-Mu'mineen"
VOLUME VII | ISLAMIC WORSHIP | Zakaat
105. Of "Zakaat" (Charity to the Poor)
106. Conditions of Zakaat's being compulsory
107. Zakaat on Animals
108. Zakaat of Gold & Silver
109. Zakaat on Merchandise
110. Zakaat of Crops
111. Uses of Zakaat
112. "Sadaqatul Fitr"
VOLUME VIII | Ramadan & Fasting
113. "Saum" (Fasting)
114. Intention of Fast
115. Sighting of Moon
116. Things which do not spoil fast
117. Things which spoil fast
118. Cases in which only "Qada" of fast becomes due
119. Cases in which atonement is also due
120. "Kaffaarah" (Atonement)
121. Acts considered odious during fasting
122. "Sahri" and "Iftaar"
123. Conditions in which one can forgo fasting
124. "Waajib" fasts
125. "Nafil" fasts
126. "Etikaaf" (Retirement to mosque)
VOLUME IX | Hajj Pilgrimage
127. "Hajj" (the holy pilgrimage)
128. Obligatory, Conditional & Essential Acts of Hajj
129. "Ehraam" and Injunctions thereof
130. Places & Religious Terms of Hajj
131. Mode of performing Hajj & 'Umrah
132. The Eminence of Holy Makkah & Madinah
133. Paying the Beloved Prophet a visit
134. Miscellaneous Regulations of Hajj & 'Umrah
TOTAL : 695 PAGES | Hardback |
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Aqa'id an-Nasafi - Introduction to the Islamic Creed Paperback/Booklet - 30 pages by Imam Abu Hafs an-Nasafi 
Translated into English by: Dr Musharraf Hussain al-Azhari Al 'Allamah, Imam Abu Hafs 'Umar ibn Muhammad an-Nasafi, May Allah be pleased with him (d. 537), was born in a town called Nasaf near Samarkand in Turkestan. He was a great Hanafi scholar and author of some one hundred books on such diverse topics as fiqh, literature, tafsir and so on. Amongst his numerous titles are: the magnanimous Imam, Leader of the Muslim and Star of Religion and Nation. He wrote a short, succinct and accurate summary of the authentic Muslim beliefs in his popular work, 'Aqaa 'id an-Nasafi. 'Aqaa'id is the plural of 'aqidah, which means, 'to believe in something because of the certainty of its' truth.' This short treatise soon gained acceptance amongst the Ummah due to the fact that it was the most comprehensive and indeed complete summary on the subject of what the Muslim is to believe. This short tract has been highly praised by all the scholars for its brevity, accuracy and completeness. Some 25 commentaries have been written on it. One of the most popular was the commentary written by S'ad ud-Din Taftazaani (d. 793 AH) May Allah be pleased with him. Since then, it has been taught in Islamic schools and seminaries throughout the world, particularly in Central and South Asia. The author has compiled and enumerated some 59 points of belief, each one of them being established by a Qur'anic ayah or a sahih hadith. There is a consensus about all these fundamental beliefs mentioned in its' pages and there is no disagreement about them. Contents
Preface
Forward
1]. Sources of Knowledge
2]. The Unverse is Created Belief in Allah
3]. Allah is the Creator of the Universe
4]. The Speech of Allah
5]. The Believers will see Allah
6]. The Decree of Allah (al-Qadr) Belief in al-Akhirah (the Hereafter)
7]. The Time of Death is Fixed
8]. The Punishment of the Grave
9]. The Events of the Day of Judgement
10]. Disobedience and Sin Belief in the Messengers
11]. Faith
12]. The Purpose of Sending the Messengers
13]. The Angels
14]. The Books
15]. The Ascension
16]. Intercession Belief in Saints and Leadership
17]. The Saints and their Miracles
18]. Leadership of the Muslims
19]. The Characteristics of the Leader The Ahl as-Sunnah w'al Jama'ah
20]. The Practices of the Ahl as-Sunnah
21]. Prayers for the Deceased
22]. The Beliefs and Practices that Lead to Kufr
23]. The Beloved Prophet, Salla Allahu 'alayhi wa Sallams' Prediction about the Future
24]. Appendix 1 - Arabic text of 'Aqa'aid an-Nasaf
25]. Appendix 2 - Explanation of Al-Qadr
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The Theory and the Practice of Market Law in Medieval Islam
A study of Kitab Nisab al-Ihtisab of Umar b. Muhammad al-Sunami
Hardback - 254 pages
Edited by Dr. Mawil Izzi Dien This book represents an explanation of the institution of hisba in medieval Islam, through one of the most used texts in the field. It includes a thorough translation of the text, written by a practicing muhtasib, scholar and judge, together with accompanying biographical and bibliographical notes. The book is unique being the only English work on medieval Hanafi law of hisba. Contents Foreword;
Preface;
Method of Transliteration;
Chapter 1. The Nisab and its author;
Chapter 2. The value of Nisab al-ihtisab;
Chapter 3. English translation and annotation on Nisab al-ihtisab;
Chapter 4 The manuscripts of Nisab;
Bibliography and
Abbreviations.
Umar b. Muhammad Iwad al-Sunami [fl. 7-8th Century / 13-14th Century] Diya 'al-Din al-Shami, Allah be pleased with him. Little is known about this Hanafi scholar/jurist in the west.
Dr Mawil Izzi Dien [BA (Baghdad), PhD (Manchester)] is the senior lecturer at the Department of Theology, Religious Studies & Islamic Studies, University of Wales. This book is in English only.
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Essential Islamic Knowledge - A Handbook on Hanafi Fiqh Paperback - 272 pages by Qadi Thana'ullah Panipati
 Description from the Publisher : This book gives a detailed explanation of the creed held by the Ahl-as-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah, and goes on to describe the essential features of purification, prayer, poor-dues, fasting, and etc. It deals with issues that should be known by everyone regarding the correct performance of these devotions, which Muslims have little knowledge of.
Additionally, intricate matters such as God-fearing behaviour, social behaviour, one's duties to others, individual and collective dealings, sales and purchases, and more are also addressed, with both their correct and distorted forms highlighted. A section is also devoted to tazkiyah and ihsan, the sincere worship of Allah and attaining to the true spirit of faith. The main feature of this book is that it deals only with that which is important, with those issues which the average Muslim person faces daily. As such it is an invaluable guide to the basic Islamic tenets for the common Muslim and for young people making their entry into adulthood. Qadi Thana'ullah Panipati (1731-1831 C.E) rahmatullahi 'alayh, hails from a family renowned for its piety and learning. He gained his Islamic education and knowledge of the Shari`ah from the great scholars of his time such as Shah Waliyyullah Dehlawi, rahmatullahi 'alayh, the great muhaddith and reformer, and he was also the greatest disciple of Mirza Mazhar Jane Janan, rahmatullahi 'alayhi (the renowned shaykh of the Nahshbandi Sufi order in Muslim India) in his spiritual training and jihad in the way of Allah. His whole life was dedicated to the teaching, interpreting and preserving of the Sunnah of the Beloved Prophet, May Allah bless him and grant him peace. Qadi Thana'ullah was himself a great scholar of the Shari'ah and a saintly man whose piety is reflected in all his writings. Apart from Mala Budda Minhu - Essential Islamic Knowledge, the Qadi wrote several more books on the subject of fiqh, ranging from a collection of fatawa to a treatise on the elements of jurisprudence. One of his major works is his great and famous exegesis of the Holy Qur'an, written across many volumes and named Tafseer al-Mazhari, after his spiritual Shaykh, Mirza Mazhar Jane Janan, rahmatullahi 'alayh.
NB: This is a 'deobandi' translation of this Sunni scholars important work. It is still good to read because the aqida of Qadi Thanaulla sahib, is of the Ahl as-Sunnah w'al Jamaah and not of the deobandi sect.
It is the only English translation currently available!
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In Light of Sacred Traditions of the Beloved : English Transl. of Anwar al HadithHardback - 477 pages
 Author: Faqih ul-Millah ; Hadrat Allama Mufti Jalal al-Din Ahmad al-Qadiri al-Amjadi [d.1421 AH / 2001 CE], May Allah be pleased with him.
English Translation and Notes by:
Mawlana Muhammad Kalim al-Qadiri al-Azhari
Small extract from Preface:'' The necessity for such a book was greatly felt by Faqih ul-Millah, Allama Mufti Jalal al-Din Ahmad al-Qadiri al-Amjadi, May Allah be pleased with him, and thus he compiled this book.
The language used in Anwar al Hadith is simple and easy to understand. Islamic rulings have been mentioned in quite an extraordinary style by laying the Ahadith in the sequence of Fiqh chapters. Ahadith have been collected from Sunan, Musannafat, Jawami' and Athar and frequently we see the Ahadith being commented upon by the sayings of our pious scholars. Such a great book is clear evidence of the author (Faqih-e-Millat) being a Master in the the fields of scared knowledge; more specifically Fiqh and Hadith. The English translation however much possible, has been kept close to the original words in urdu. In some places the urdu passages have been translated into English not word-for-word but the meaning of it, yet the originality still exists; as well as the translation. Footnotes have also been added to explain meanings in more detail, which has added to the benefit of this book. There are many books written on various topics and different subjects all relating to Islam, however there is scarcity of such literature, which correctly propagate the true teachings of Islam. We are without doubt, in great need of such literature in the English language. '' --- Shaykh Manzar ul Islam al-Azhari, North Carolina, USA.
Contents: ----Dedication | Acknowledgements | About the Author | ---Preface 1,
---Preface 2,
---Preface 3,
---Foreward
---Khutbah on Hadith Terminology
---Sincere Intentions
Introduction ---The definition of Hadith and its Types
---Fundamental Division of a Hadith
---The Status of Hadith in Religion
---One Fundamental Question
---One Great Proof for the Authenticity of Hadith
---The Beginning of this Remarkable Story
---Opportunities for the Narrators to Transmit the Ahadith
---Ascertaining the Report and its Isnad Criticism
---A Heart Enlightening Incident
---Another Incident
---Ways of Strengthening the Chains of Transmission
---The Principles of Isnad Criticism
---History on the Compilation of Hadith The Book of Faith ---Islam and Iman,
---Dwellers of Paradise and Hell,
---Transgressors and Heretics,
---Prophetic Traditions (Sunnats) and the Innovations (Bid'at),
---Knowledge and its Bearers,
---Pre-Destiny,
---Torment in the Grave,
---Signs of the Last Hour (Day of Judgement),
---Intercession and the Haud-e-Kawthar (Pond of Kawthar),
---Paradise,
---Hell-Fire. The Book of Cleanliness ---Ablution (Wudu),
---Things which break Ablution,
---Relieving Oneself (Istinja) in the Privy and its Etiquettes,
---Bathing (Ghusl). The Book of Salaah ---The Call to Prayer (Adhaan) and the Iqamah,
---Salaah,
---The Tarawih Prayers,
---Reciting behind the Imam,
---Reciting Ameen Silently,
---Raising the Hands in Salaah,
---Virtues, Benefits & Excellence of Sending Salutations (Durood) upon the Beloved Prophet, Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa Sallam,
---Jama'ah (Congregation) and its Excellence,
---The Excellence and Virtue of the Masajid and Places of Prayer and Worship,
---The Friday (Juma'ah) Salaah,
---From where should the Adhan for the Khutbah be Called?
---The Eidayn,
---Method of Performing the Eid Salaah. The Book of Funeral Rites ---Suffering fro Illness,
---Visiting the Sick,Cure and Remedies,
---Use of Spells and Amulets (Ta'weedh),
---Death,
---Bathing and Shrouding the Deceased,
---The Method for the Funeral Prayer,
---Funeral (Janazah),
---Burial of the Deceased,
---Crying and Lamenting over the Deceased,
---Martyrs and Martyrdom,
---Visiting Graves,
---Charity and Blessings for the Deceased (Isaal-e-Thawaab),
---How much fidya (ransom) should be given to the poor? The Book of Zakah ---Sadaqat-ul-Fitr,
---The Generous and the Miserly,
---Begging from People. The Book of Fasting ---The Blessed month of Ramadan,
---Sighting the Moon,
---Laylatul Qadr - The Night of Power,
---I'tikaaf (Spiritual Retreat),
---The Recitation of the Holy Qur'an and its Virtues The Book of Hajj ---Hajj (The Greater Pilgrimage),
---Visiting the Blessed Mausoleum of the Messenger of Allah
---The Prophets are Alive The Book of Business and Trade ---Lawful Earning,
---A Good Businessman,
---Usury,
---Bay'-e-Salam (Payment in Advance) and Rahan (Putting up a Collateral),
---Granting Respite,
---Taking Property Unlawfully The Book of Marriage ---The Sermon for Marriage Ceremony,
---The Du'a after Marriage Ceremony,
---Dowry (Mehr),
---The Marriage Payment of Sayyidah Fatimah al-Zahrah Radi Allahu ta'ala anha,
---Wedding Feast (Walimah),
---Mutual Relationship between the Husband and the Wife,
---Secrecy,
---Not Permissible to Look,
---Sitting Alone with a 'Strange'' (Ghayr Mahram) Woman,
---Fornication and Sodomy,
---Divorce,
---Iddat (Post Marital Waiting Period) The Book of Hunting and Slaughtering ---Lawful and Unlawful Animals,
---Hunting and Slaughtering,
---Sacrificing an Animal,
---The 'Aqiqah. The Book of Islamic Manners and Etiquettes ---Good and Bad Names,
---Food and Etiquettes of Eating,
---The Etiquettes of Drinking,
---Clothes and Shoes,
---Wearing a Ring,
---Shaving and Trimming Hair,
---The Beard and Moustache,
---Dyeing Hair,
---Sleeping and Lying Down,
---Dreams,
---Fore-Telling,
---Sneezing and Yawning,
---Seeking Permission (to enter),
---Saluting (Greeting) another Muslim,
---Shaking with Both Hands The Book of Rights and Responsibilities ---The Rights of Parents,
---The Rights of Children,
---The Rights of One's Brother The Book of Moral and Immoral Traits ---Theft and Drinking Alcohol,
---Lying and Dishonesty,
---Backbiting and Mischief-making,
---Controlling the tongue and remaining silent,
---Anger and Pride, Oppression and Injustice,
---Greed of Wealth and Self Esteem,
---The World and Its Reality,
---Hypocrisy and Ostentation,
---Taking Pictures and Photos,
---Enjoining the Good and Forbidding Evil,
---Reliance (trust) upon Allah,
---Gentleness, Modesty and Good Character The Book of Virtues and Merits ---The Excellence and Superiority of the Beloved Prophet,
---The Holy Prophet is Unique and Matchless,
---The Night Journey (Miraj),
---Miracles of the Beloved Prophet,
---Miracles of the Noble Comnpanions,
---Knowledge of the Unseen
Glossary of Technical Terms
Fiqh Terminology of Ahadith
Bibliography al-Millat's Advice to Students of the Sacred Knowledge
'Qaseeda-e-Burda Shareef'
Salaam to our Beloved Prophet, Salla Allahu ta'ala 'alayhi wa Sallam,
Supplication in the Court of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala,
Daily Du'a (Supplications) HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! WAS £22.95
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Raf'ul Yadain and Ameen Booklet - 32 pages 
by Mufti Ahmad ul Qadiri Misbahi (Former Ustad and Professor, Islamic University; Jamia Ashrafiyyah, Mubarakpur, India).
In this brief booklet, over 20 Ahaadith, recorded in twenty-six famous and authentic books, have been cited. They are enough to satisfy and clarify those who may have been in doubt regarding Raf'ul Yadain, (raising hands at the first Takbeer only) and the Ruling regarding reciting Ameen silently during daily prayer.
It is Sunnah to raise up the hands only at the first Takbeer in the daily Prayers and the Friday Prayers. There is no hand-raising thereafter. This view is supported by many Ahaadith. This very view is the basis of the Fatwa of Imam Azam Abu Hanifah, May Allah be pleased with him. None of the Fatawa pronounced by him contradicts or goes against the Sunnah. The person who considers his Fatawa to be against the Sunnah, must surely be misguided It has become clear that it is Sunnah to lower one’s voice in saying ‘Ameen!’ in the same way as it is to read Sanaa (Subhaanaka Allaahumma), Aoozu Billaahi, Bismillaahi, the Tasbeehaat of Ruku’ and Sujud, Al-Tahiyyaat, Darood-e-Ibraahim and the Du’aa-e-Maathurah etc. This is what is proved and supported by the Sahih (authentic) Ahaadith and the practices and sayings of the Sahabah-e-Kiraam. This is also the fatwa (view) of Hazrat Imam al-Azam Abu Hanifah, May Allah be pleased with him. Our Price £2.75 INCLUSIVE OF UK DELIVERY |
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The Rays of Islamic Law - '' Anwaar-e-Shari'at '' Paperback - 113 pages by Mufti Jalal al-Din Amjadi 
The Rays of Islamic Law by: Faqih al-Millat; Mufti Jalal al-Din Ahmed Amjadi English translation of Anwaar-e-Shari'at by Mohammed Khalid Hussain Translators Note: ''Anwar-e-Shariat'' is an excellent book which delivers an introductory insight into the fundamental laws of Islam directly related to the day to day activities of any individual. It consists of answers to the commonly posed questions and eliminates many misconceptions, all of which are explained in an extremely simple manner. SUB CONTINENT PRINT QUALITY WAS £5.95
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The Absolute Essentials of Islam Paperback - 59 pages 
by Faraz Fareed Rabbani A Basic Hanafi Primer on Faith, Prayer, & the Path of Salvation. Allah has commanded us to worship and obey Him, with sincerity, out of reverence, love, and thankfulness. He says in the Qur’an,
“And they are ordered only to serve Allah, keeping religion pure for Him, to remain upright, and to establish worship and to pay the poor-due. That is true religion” (Qur’an, 98.5). This worship is not possible without knowledge. This short work outlines the absolute essentials of this knowledge: in faith, prayer, and key points related to one’s life and dealings. It is based on the methodology of traditional Sunni Islam, according to the Hanafi school, the largest school of Islamic law, and its purpose is to make one’s worship valid, sound, and proper in a short amount of time. • Learn the basics & essentials of Islamic beliefs • Make your purification and prayer proper, sound, & valid
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Naseem-e-Rehmat - A Whiff of Blessings  Small Hardback - 117 pages  by Mawlana Mushtaq Ahmed Nizam
English Translation by: Haseem Javaid ''Naseem-e-Rehmat'' comprises three parts in which tenets and beliefs of Islam have been composed in the form of questions and answers. Suitable for people of all backgrounds, children, absolute beginners and those seeking a refresher. Contents ---Preface to First Edition
---Recommendation Part I ---Creeds of Islam (Kalimat)
---Mode of Meeting
---The procedure of Saying Prayer (Salat)
---Funeral Prayer Part II ---Recommendation
---Mode of Meeting
---Beliefs of Muslims about Allah Almighty
---The Prophets, 'alayhim as-Salaam
---The Scriptures (Revealed Books)
---Malaikah (Angels)
---About Fate
---About Grave
---Signs of Doomsday
---About Doomsday
---Life after Death
---About Intercession
---About Hell
---About Heaven
---About the Companions & the Saints
---About Disbelief (Kufr), Polytheism (Shirk), and Heresy (Bidat)
---About Offering/Oblation (Nazr)
---Terminology of Shari'ah Part III ---Recommendation
---The Style of Meeting
---About Ablution
---About Tayammum
---About Ghusl (Washing/Bathing)
---About Istinja (Washing impurities)
---About Fasting
---About Zakaat
---About Haj (Pilgrimage)
---The Jumma Prayer
---About Sighting of the Moon
---The Prayer of Eid al-Fitr
---Sadqa-e-Fitr
---The Prayer of Eid al-Adha
---About Qurbani (Slaughtering)
---About Itikaf
---Transgressions of Itikaf
---About Taraweeh & Witr Prayers
---The Prayer of the Traveller
---The Prayer of a Patient
---Istasqa Prayer
---The Prayer of Eclipse
---The Prayer of Distress
---Sajda Sahv BACK IN STOCK : OCT 2011 Published in Lahore, Pakistan [2009] REDUCED WAS £5.45
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Qanoon-e-Shariat - Manual of Islamic Laws New EditionHardback - 411 pages by Mawlana Qazi Shamshuddin Ahmad Jafri Jonpuri  Translated A. Naseeb Khan
A most comprehensive guide to Islamic Law [shariah], covering all aspects of Islamic way of life. As taught in madrassahs, darul ulooms and seminaries, in the sub-continent, UK and America. Contents include; ---The Articles of Faith,
---Prayer (Salaat),
---Ablution (wudu) - prescribed way,
---Bath (ghusl) - prescribed way,
---Injunctions on Uncleanliness, ---Dry Ablution (Tayammum),
---Wiping (masah) on socks (khuf),
---Concerning Menses,
---Prescribed ways of Removing Impurity,
---Injunctions Concerning Defecation, Urination and Abstersion,
---Second Pre-Requisite for Salaat,
---Third Pre-Requisite for Salaat,
---Concerning Call (azan) and its Virtues,
---Fifth Pre-Requisite for Salaat,
---Sixth Pre-Requisite for Salaat,
---Concerning Remedial Prostration (Sajda-e-Sahv),
---Concerning the Recitation of the Surahs in Salaat,
---Concerning Congregational Prayer (Jamaat),
---Undesirables (makhroohat) in Salaat,
---Injunctions Concerning Mosque,
---Salaat al-Witr,
---Desirable (Mustahab) Prayers,
---Concerning Salaat al-Taraweeh,
---Injunctions Concerning the Prayer of the Sick,
---Injunctions Concerning the Missed Salaat (Qada),
---Injunctions Concerning Salaat of a Traveller,
---Friday Salaat (Jum'a),
---Prayers of the Two Festivals (Eidain),
---Concerning Funerals (Janazah),
---Death (Mawt),
---Fasting in Ramadan (Mahe Sayam),
---Staying in a Mosque in Seclusion (Itikaf),
---Injunctions Concerning Alms (Zakaah),
---Charity donated at the end of Fasting in Ramadan (Sadaqat-ul-Fitr),
---Slaughtering of the Sacrificial Animals (Qurbani),
---Concerning Aqeeqah
Indian Print : 411 pages in very good command of English
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