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Make the performance of wudhu and salah an endearing experience for your child with What’s Next? This exciting sequencing game contains 40 wonderfully illustrated cards covering prayer times, the actions of wudhu, the actions of salah and words said during the prayer Each card has a smooth gloss laminate finish on both sides and measures 10cm by 11cm.

In What You Weren't Taught In Sunday School, Dr. Jerald Dirks, a former ordained minister (deacon) in the United Methodist Church and a graduate of Harvard Divinity School, kicks open the door and reveals some of the skeletons hidden in the closet of Biblical and Christian history—skeletons that raise disturbing questions.

What to Say When... is a supplication and remembrance game for children. Both these acts of worship play an important role in the life of a Muslim.

What to Say When... develops the awareness of these acts of worship to children using familiar everyday settings. Short and concise selections have been made for ease of understanding and memorization. The cards can also be used for placing around the home or school.

Contents include 30 double-sided cards with full instructions. Each card contains a colourful illustration on one side and text (Arabic with English translation) on the other side. Each card has a smooth gloss laminate finish on both sides and measures 16cm by 10cm.

Very suitable for Home Schooling families.

This is a detailed, yet easily accessible, manual on what to do when someone dies. It covers the procedures due upon a person’s death. The rites of preparing the body for burial, the bathing, the shrouding, and the procedure for funeral prayer, according to all four Sunni schools, are discussed. Many important questions are answered.

This splendid book is a wonderful primer on the world and culture of the madrasa. Given the importance of madrasas to American political interests in the Muslim world, I cannot imagine a more timely book. Ebrahim Moosa, with his firsthand knowledge of the madrasa culture in the Indian subcontinent, writes as very few people can about being an insider in a way that is highly accessible to general readers and students who don't know about madrasas or Islam. Extraordinary.--Amir Hussain, author of Oil and Water: Two Faiths, One God

This book compares the status of women in different religions and the rights and responsibilities accorded to women in each. Uses extensive quotes from the holy books of these faiths to demonstrate how only Islam accords the due respect to women and does the most in protection of women. Excellent dawah book.

Set out in an easy and informative question-and-answer format, the specific theological points of agreement and difference between Christianity and Islam are addressed, the core religious beliefs and practices of Islam are explained, as well as the most common questions today of Islam and Muslims in an age when there is much conflict and misunderstanding.