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Islamic Marriage: An Act of Worship delves into the importance of marriage as an act of worship in Islam. It tackles modern challenges such as marriage breakdowns and domestic violence within the Muslim community. Written in simplified English, the book offers fundamental teachings and guidelines related to marital life, drawing from various reference sources. It aims to help readers understand and apply the laws and principles governing marriage in Islam, fostering harmonious and peaceful relationships. This resource is essential for those seeking to navigate the complexities of marriage while upholding Islamic values.

One of the aspects which differentiates a Muslim from a non-Muslim is the belief in the Ākhirah (Hereafter). Muslims believe that they will be held accountable for wrongdoings and rewarded for good. This is the core aspect of the message in the holy Qur’ān to which Allāh I draws our attention throughout so that we believe in Him. In reinforcing this message, Allāh I describes extensively the scenes of the Day of Judgement.

Sūrah Mursalāt discusses in detail the catastrophic scenes on the Day of Judgement, when the record of deeds of each and every individual will be laid open in front of them. The shock and horror of that day will be extraordinary.

Supplicating to Allah is the primary essence of worship and an integral part of every believer’s life. It is one of the most effective ways of building a strong connection with the Creator. Throughout the day, a believer should be in constant mode of asking Allah for his or her needs, whether big or small. Supplicating to Allah can be done in one’s own words and in any language. However, the supplications/prayers taught to us in the Qur’an and Sunnah are unique and contain special spiritual benefits. Each supplication holds oceans of meanings within itself. As such, one should memorise them with the translation, and form a habit to recite them at various junctures of one’s life.

Supplicating to Allah is the primary essence of worship and an integral part of every believer’s life. It is one of the most effective ways of building a strong connection with the Creator. Throughout the day, a believer should be in constant mode of asking Allah for his or her needs, whether big or small. Supplicating to Allah can be done in one’s own words and in any language. However, the supplications/prayers taught to us in the Qur’an and Sunnah are unique and contain special spiritual benefits. Each supplication holds oceans of meanings within itself. As such, one should memorise them with the translation, and form a habit to recite them at various junctures of one’s life.

Riyad As-Salihin (Gardens of the Righteous) *NEW EDITION* *ENGLISH* The Riyad as-Salihin of Imam Nawawi is a well known and popular collection of hadiths covering various themes. The purpose of the book, in the words of the author, is: I felt that I should compile a short collection of authentic hadiths which will be means for the traveller to the hereafter, through which he will acquire internal and external ettiquette, which will combine [hadiths] which create a yearning [for Paradise] and a fear [of Hell], and all other types of ettiquette for those treading the path.

The third edition of Safar Islamic Studies series aims to cumulatively build children’s essential Islamic Knowledge, cultivate good character and instil God consciousness. With extensive references from the Qur’an and ahadith, this new edition has been developed to ensure that it is enjoyable for children as well as being comprehensive and reliable.

Elements from all core subjects are covered in this book:
Quranic Stories, Islamic tenets (Aqidah), religious rulings (fiqh) and major episodes from the life of Prophet Muhammad (Sallalahu Alayhi wa Sallam), as well as areas of personal development, in an age-appropriate manner. Year 1 builds core content and prepares children to cumulatively build on this through use of the rest of the book in the series.

The series has been printed with illustrations and in full-colour. The overall curriculum is composed of four parts which cross-link with each other; Islamic studies, Tajwid, memorisation and Arabic.

The third edition of Safar Islamic Studies series aims to cumulatively build children’s essential Islamic Knowledge, cultivate good character and instil God consciousness. With extensive references from the Qur’an and ahadith, this new edition has been developed to ensure that it is enjoyable for children as well as being comprehensive and reliable.

Elements from all core subjects are covered in this book:
Quranic Stories, Islamic tenets (Aqidah), religious rulings (fiqh) and major episodes from the life of Prophet Muhammad (Sallalahu Alayhi wa Sallam), as well as areas of personal development, in an age-appropriate manner. Year 1 builds core content and prepares children to cumulatively build on this through use of the rest of the book in the series.

The series has been printed with illustrations and in full-colour. The overall curriculum is composed of four parts which cross-link with each other; Islamic studies, Tajwid, memorisation and Arabic.