Idaratul Qur'an

This was written by Maulana Zafar Ahmad Usmani and other ulama at the behest of Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi. It is considered one of their most important works. A discussion of the ahkam derived from the Qur'anic verses. Note: It does not cover the entire Qur'an. 

The most comprehensive, encyclopedic source for Hanafi fiqh. Beautifuly printed in Beirut.

Computer composed. The Sharh was written by Shaykh Muhammad Sulaiman Hindi. Includes glossary by Shaykh Abdul Fatah Abu Ghadda.

Verdicts of the Islamic Fiqh Academy on dozens of complex issues.

Life and times of such greats of the recent Islamic history as Haji Imdadullah, Muhammad Qasim Nanotvi, Rashid Ahmed Gangohi, Mufti Muhammad Shafi, etc, etc. A great source for education and inspiration.

The last volume consists of index.

An in depth look at the Islamic justice system: courts, judges, witnesses, arbitration, and laws of evidence. This is the Procedural Law of Islam which preceded Western Procedural Laws by centuries.

Considered the largest collection of ahadith, it has 10,131 ahadith from fourteen books including Bukhari, Muslim, Nasaii, Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Ibn Maja, Muwatta, Musnad Ahmad, Musnad Darimi, Musnad Abu Yala, Musnad Abu Bakr al-Bazar, Mu'jam Tabarani large, medium and small, Jami Usul of Ibn Athir, and Majma Zawaid of Hafiz Haithmi. Referenes and hadith status are in the footnotes. Computer composed. Printing quality is ordinary.