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This well known book on Arabic grammar, written entirely in Arabic, is the sharah of Muqaddimat-il-Ujroomiyah.

A ground breaking book on the hot issue of taqleed, that has been published dozens of times since its first appearance in 1389 AH. Of particular importance is the account of al-Buti's debate with Albani.

Mulla Ali Qari's (d. 1014 AH) famous commentary on Ibn Hajar Asqalani's book on the Hadith sciences. Commonly known as Sharh sharh Nukhbatul Fikr. 

Footnotes include takhreej of ahadith by Suyuti as well as  commentary by Muhammad Adnan Derwaish. 

Hashiyah on Maraqil Falah, based on the hashiyahs of Imam Tahtawi, Allamah Shakir, and the book Al-Khayr al-Baqi. Contains Nur al-Idah at the top, Maraqil Falah below it, and the hashiyah (footnotes) in the bottom third of the page. In addition, the footnotes include references to Hashiyah Ibn Abideen with regards to the preferred opinions in the Hanafi madh-hab, as well as biographical notes on personalities mentioned in the texts.

2 Volume Set.

Beautiful two color printing from Dar as-Samman, Istanbul.

A PhD thesis that analyzes the tafseer of Imam Maturidi, Ta'weelat al-Qur'an, and discusses his approach, principles, and philosophy in tafseer. Part of a series of books called Al-Madrasah al-Maturidiyyah.

Contains the text of the classical work on usool ul fiqh known as al-Waraqat followed by extensive notes compiled by Dr. Adnan Mamdooh Oghlu, extracted from commentaries on this work. The author compiled these notes as a professor of Fiqh and Usool at the University of Siirt, Turkey to make it easier for students to study the book. Also includes an introduction to the matn; the author of the matn, Imam Juwayni; and a brief survey of commentaries that have been written on it. 

Boxed set of six textbooks for teaching fiqh. With exercise questions at the end of each chapter. Based on  classroom teachng for over two decades in Dimashq by the author. 

(Rational Proof on the Existence of God between Mutakallimeen and Philosophers). 

A comprehensive discussion of Islamic laws of trade according to all four schools of fiqh. Also comparison of Islamic laws with the Western laws.

Contains the text of the classical work on mantiq, al-Mirqaat by Allamah Fadl Imam ibn Muhammad Arshad al-Hargami (d. 1243 AH) as well as the commentary by Allamah Muhammad Abdul Haqq ibn Fadl Haq al-Umari al-Khayrabadi (d. 1318 AH).

Clear, easy to read text. The matn is in bold, followed by the commentary. Editing and footnotes by Abdul Majeed at-Turkmani.

Published for the first time, this edition brings a unique classical work on the sciences of hadith by Shaikh Jamaluddeen Husain ibn Ali al-Hisni (d. 971 AH). Researched and edited with extensive footnotes by Dr. Muhammad Deeb al-Abbas. Foreword by Raf'at Fawzi Abdul Muttalib.

Published as the first book in the series of Nawaadir Uloom al-Hadith (rare books of hadith) by Dar al-Samman, Turkey.

Shaikh Badruddin Muhammad al-Umari ibn Abdur Raheem al-Maylani (or al-Jeelani) wrote this book in 801 AH as a commentary on a classical work in Arabic grammar, called al-Mughni, which was authored by his teacher Shaikh Fakhr al-Din Ahmad ibn Hasan al-Charpardari (d. 746 AH / 1346 CE)

This edition contains al-Mughni and its commentary, Sharh al-Mughni, as well as copious footnotes on the commentary itself.

Beautiful two-color printing from Turkey.

Five most important Aqeeda texts in one book along with commentary.  

Includes the original Aqeedah Tahawiyahl on top and the commentary on bottom. Two color printing.

This is the tafseer of the entire 30 parts of the Qur'an. Translated by Maroof Shah Shirazi. Hand composed.

Collection of edited transcripts of talks given by Mufti Taqi Usmani on the general theme of self-reform. An invaluable source of education and inspiration on hundreds of subjects.

Collection of five texts on sarf (Arabic morphology): al-Amthilah, Bina'ul Af'aal, al-Maqsood, Tasreef al-Izzi, and Maraah al-Arwaah

The texts are in prominent easy-to-read font, with footnotes on the bottom.

الأمثلة, بناء الافعال, المقصود, تصريف العزي, مراح الأرواح

Collection of 121 questions and answers on Shafi'i usool, extracted from the works of Imam Juwayni and Jalal ad-Deen al-Mahalli, with some additions and editing by the compiler, Dr. Dargham Manhal Muhammad.

Hashiyah of Shaykh Abdul Haq ibn Abul Hannan al-Jawi (d. 1324 AH) on the commentary of Sa'd ad-Deen Taftazani on the book of tasreef (verb conjugations) by Az-Zanjani. Editing and footnotes by Najee Sha'ban. A detailed exposition on Arabic morphology (sarf).

Commentary on Imam Abu Hanifah's al-Fiqh al-Akbar by Nidaal Ala Rashay. Contains the full text of the matn al-Fiqh al-Akbar (with the narration of Hammad, son of Imam Abu Hanifah), followed by the commentary with the matn included inline in the commentary. Begins with an introduction to the text and pictures of manuscripts used in the research.

Fully voweled, black text, cream pages.

Contains the text of the poem Bad' al-Amaali by the Hanafi scholar Ali ibn Uthman ibn Muhammad at-Taymi al-Awshi (d. 575 AH) on aqeedah (Islamic beliefs), along with the commentary by Mulla Ali al-Qari. Includes footnotes. 

Beautiful two color printing by Dar al-Ma'roof, Istanbul.

A textbook of Hanafi fiqh in light of the verses in the Qur'an that relate to legal rulings (ayaat al-ahkaam). Compiled by Dr. Salah Muhammad Abu'l Haaj, dean of the College of Hanafi Fiqh at the International University of Islamic Sciences in Amman, Jordan.

Organized with clean headings and sections. Meant to be used as a textbook for teachers and students of fiqh in the light of Qur'anic verses.

Collection of more than a hundred (100) works of Allamah Ibn Kamal Pasha (d. 940 AH) on various topics such as tafseer and sciences of the Qur'an, Hadith and Hadith sciences, fiqh, Arabic language, aqaaid, and kalaam. Produced by a panel of editors and researchers, after carefully reviewing multiple manuscripts for each work. Includes copious footnotes with references and explanations. 8 volume set, with the final volume containing indices. Beautifully composed and printed by Dar al-Lobaab, Turkey.

A beautiful print of Imam Muhammad ibn Bir Ali al-Birkili's (d. 981 AH) classical work on islaah (reform) and irshaad (guidance). Published for the first time after a careful review of four handwritten manuscripts by Muhammad Rahmatullah Hafidh Nadhim an-Nadwi, under the instruction of Shaykh Zuhayr ash-Shaaweesh.

The book combines fiqh and sulook to be a guidebook on the path to Allah.

Excellent reference material for authors, speakers, khutbah preparation, and so on.

Includes copious footnotes that provide references as well as explanations of words and passages in the text.

Several indices are provided at the end.