Maktabah Rasheediya

Famous book by Dr. Wahba Zuhaili. Detailed discussion of fiqh according to the four schools along with their evidence. Printed in Pakistan

Research by Abu Abdullah Muhammad Hasan al-Shafii. Foreword by Dr. Kamal Abdul Azeem Al-'nani.

The classic book of Hanafi fiqh. Research by Shaikh Muhammad Adil Abdul Mawjood and Shaikh Adil Mua'wwad. Note that color may vary. Set of 10 volumes

The classic book of Hanafi fiqh. Research by Muhammad Adnan b. Yasin Darwesh. Foreword by Allama Abdul Razzaq al-Halbi. Note that the font size may be small for some.

Includes Hashiya al-Badr Al-Saari ila Fayd al-Bari by Maulana Muhammad Badr Alam Al-Meerathi.

The well-known commentary of Hidayah in Hanafi fiqh by Ibn al-Hummam. Note: Color may vary

The actual title is: Al-Futuhat Ilahiyya bi Taudeeh Tafseer Jalalayn lil Daqaiq Khafiyyah.

Commentary on Mukhtasar al-Ma'aani

A very detailed discussion of grammatical, etymological, and rhetorical analysis of every word and every ayah in the Qur'an. A breathtaking work by Shaykh Mahmood Safi.

This reprint of the classic work includes the takhreej of Zainuddeen Iraqi as well as three additional books in the fifth volume ("Taareeful Ihya" by Allama Abdul Qadir, "Al-Imla 'An Ishkalaat-il-Ihya" by Imam Ghazali, "Awariful Ma'arif" by Suhrawardi).

The classical book on Balaghah by Imam al-Taftazani.

This set consists of three books: Radd ul-Muhtar Ala Durr-il-Mukhtar, by Ibn Abidin (5 Volumes); At-Tahreer al-Mukhtar li Radd-il-Muhtar, by Sheikh Abdul Qadir Ar-Rafi'i al-Farooqi (2 Volumes); and Qurrat Uyoon-il-Akhbar Li Takmala Radd-il-Muhtar, by Sheikh Muhammad Alaa-ud-Deen Afandi, son of Ibn Abidin. (2 Volumes in 1 Binding). The first five volumes consist of the first two books mentioned above; the last book is separate. Includes table of contents.

The Mejelle was the civil code of the Ottoman Caliphate, and is considered to be the first attempt to codify Islamic law. Here is its text along with commentary on the text in Arabic by the great Mufti of Hims, Khalid al-Atasi and his son Mufti Muhammad Zahir al-Atasi who completed the work.

Includes Hashiya Umdatur Riyayah.

The actual title is: Al-Futuhat Ilahiyya bi Taudeeh Tafseer Jalalayn lil Daqaiq Khafiyyah.

Sharah of Mishkat. Also includes al-ikmal fi asmaa al-rijal li sahib al-mishkat.