Zam-Zam Publishers

It is now in one volume. The image shown is from the old edition that was in two volumes.

Translation of Qur'ani Ifadat, a collection of Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi's reflections on Qur'anic verses gathered from his talks, books, and magazine articles.

Produced with the needs of Qur'an students in mind. Contains blank lines between Arabic text for the reader to write the translation as well as space in the margin to write notes. You can practice writing the translation without having to reproduce the Arabic text. Fifteen lines per page.

Produced with the needs of Qur'an students in mind. Contains blank lines between Arabic text for the reader to write the translation as well as space in the margin to write notes. You can practice writing the translation without having to reproduce the Arabic text. Fifteen lines per page.

Collection of newspaper columns presenting Islamic outlook while commenting on current events and news. Cover a wide range of topics. Among other things, they also afford us a rare glimpse into the life of Muslims in India.

Contains entire text of Hujjat Allahul Baligha by Shah Waliullah with translation and commentary in Urdu by Maulana Sa'eed Ahmad Palanpoori. Edited by Maulana Wasi Mazhar Nadwi. Computer composed.

A comprehensive Hajj guide based on ahadith and narrations of Companions.Also describes in detail the common errors committed by pilgrims today.

Urdu translation and commentary with tarkeeb (grammatical analysis) of all the ahadith in Zad-ut-Talibeen. Also includes takhreej (references) of the ahadith. Revised, enlarged, and corrected edition. Zad-ut-Talibeen is a collection of ahadith meant to teach both hadith and Arabic grammar. Used widely in darul-ulooms.

Complete translation and explanation of Riyad al-Saliheen in Urdu, along with the Arabic text. Also includes notes on grammar and vocabulary for each hadith as well as biographic notes on the narrators. Computer composed.

Translation of Al-Matjar ar-Rabih fi Thawab al-Amaal as-Salih of Shaykh Sharaf al-Din Abd al-Mumum al-Dimyati (d. 705 AH). Qur'anic ayat, adhkar, and footnotes with references are in Arabic. A compilation of ahadith that describe rewards for good deeds.