Maulana Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi

Originally written in Arabic, in this short but succinct volume, more than a cursory glimpse of the full range of Ibn Taimiyah's achievements are documented, blended with a colourful and insightful biography, from his early childhood to his death 67 years later in prison.

Translation of Qasas al-Nabiyeen (Stories of the prophets for children, by Maulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi) into Urdu. Includes explanation of difficult words and their morphological analysis in Urdu (lughawi and sarfi tahqeeq).

Translation of Qasas al-Nabiyeen (Stories of the prophets for children, by Maulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi) into Urdu. Includes explanation of difficult words and their morphological analysis in Urdu (lughawi and sarfi tahqeeq).

A unique approach to the understanding of Shia-Sunni doctrines. This will invite every thinking person to see the difference between them in a different light. The ultimate question is, whether the Prophetic mission was a success or , God forbid, a failure. See how the two doctrines differ in answering this question.

Stories from Islamic History introduces children to Muslims whose exemplary behaviour earned them a place in the annals of our heritage.

Each story highlights an occasion when a person of outstanding character stood up for his faith in Allah. Some tales are from the Sirah while others depict Caliphs, sahabah, martyrs and other pious Muslims. Accounts often focus on critical moments in their lives when they chose to follow the Straight Path rather than take an easier way. These personalities became role models for all time when they adhered to the same Islamic principles that govern our lives today.

An all time children's favourite, this book contains vivid portraits of fourteen major Prophets mentioned in the Qur'an. It provides insight into their struggle to serve the true God and guide their communities from going astray. A lively translation from its Arabic original with carefully worded questions for each chapter (workbook), transliteration table and a comprehensive glossary of Arabic terms which also makes it suitable for classroom use as a textbook.

Herein, the reader will not only learn many valuable points but will also appreciate the shortcomings which prevent reaping full advantage from study of the Holy Book. Many miraculous facets will also come to light which may not have been described in detail perhaps in any other book in English.

Here is an entirely different outlook on history, where center stage is held not by rulers and generals but by the spiritual rulers and mujaddids.

The Minaret Speaks presents 900 years of enchanting Islamic history of the whole Indian Subcontinent. It uses an effective device to portray the cycle of events in the Indian subcontinent's Islamic History. A lofty minaret in Delhi built by Qutbuddin narrates both the happy and the tragic times it has witnessed over seven centuries.

It highlights the achievements of successful rulers and the failures of others and also focuses on the demise of Muslim power in the wake of British imperialism. Muslims living outside the subcontinent particularly in the West will appreciate this enlightened portrayal of British onslaught on Islam in India. It offsets the often biased versions found in school textbooks.