Altaf & Sons

Provides an overview of all the important Nahw principles regarding nouns and particles. It is meant to clear confusions and smooth out rough edges in any student's understanding of Arabic. Excellent supplementary reading for any serious student. The book is well organized and easy to read and understand for someone who has had prior exposure to the Arabic language. Not meant for beginners.

Computer composed, published by Altaf and Sons. Includes hashiyahs in Arabic as follows: 1) Hashiya of Shaykh Ahmed Ali Saharanpuri (d. 1297 AH). 2) Hashiya of Imam Abil Hasan Sindhi (d. 1138 AH). Also includes in the beginning "Abwab and tarajim" by Shah Wali-Allah Dihlavi (d. 1176 AH). Also includes "Hall al-Lughat" and "Asma Rijal al-Bukhari." Edited by a group of teachers at Jamia Rasheed, Karachi. The Hadith text has diacritical marks.

A detailed discussion of rules of tajweed.

Specially produced for the benefit of huffaz. Includes list of mutashabihat produced by Maulana Ibrahim Yusuf Caba of UK. Page endings coincide with ayah endings. Plastic cover. Code 315.

Translated by Abdul Karim and Malik Haq Nawaz. Revised by Mazhar Mahmood Qureshi and Ihsanul Haq.

Beautiful printing, with glossy paper. Second edition

Includes Urdu tanslation of the surahs as well as the manzil.

A broad introduction to Islamic commercial law. An indispensable source for Muslim businessmen as well as students of business. See the table of contents for details.

This book ranks at the top in the motivational literature produced in this century. It contains ahadith and stories of the pious and God-fearing elders, sprinkled with inspiring comments by the author. Translated by Abdul Rashid Arshad.