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The Telephone and the Rules for Its Use
The religious rules concerning the telephone were derived from the jurisprudence regarding what is appropriate during visits, when asking for permission, when taking the floor, and in conversation with others, taking into account the time, the place, their relationship, or the nature of the conversation.All of this is well-known or holds this status in the texts of the pure Law (Sharia). All these rules also belong to the register of virtues and favors to which Islam calls, in order to build the life of the Muslim on merit and honor, and also on distinguished and noble conduct. Moreover, all these rules are based on kindness, gentleness, and the fact of taking the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) as an example in this blessed and sublime Sharia.The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Indeed, kindness is not in a matter without it making it more beautiful, and is not taken away from a matter without making it uglier." He also said: "If kindness is taken away from someone, all goodness is taken away from him."Publisher: Al-AlbaniAuthor: Bakr Abu ZaydLanguage: DutchFormat: PaperbackPages: 56
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The tears of a young girl, Sevda
Sevda is the life story of a young girl who follows her desires and subsequently finds herself in great trouble.Because of her painful childhood, she seeks love from the wrong people, and this leads her from one bad situation to the next.Just when she decides to commit suicide, she receives a sign from her mother that she must go to her aunt Hacer. The events are so impressive that it is impossible not to be amazed.This book actually tells the story of today's youth. Young people will be able to recognize themselves in Sevda's story. It will make them think about their own lives.After reading it, they will want to recommend this book to everyone.Until the next life story... Author: Halit ErtugrulTranslator(s): Zahide Aydun – Yelda YumurtaciPublisher: Witte tulpFormat: PaperbackISBN: 978-9944-932-10-3Pages: 115
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The Oneness of Allah
The Oneness of Allah or monotheism is fundamental in Islam. Repeatedly, the Quran, the holy book revealed by Allah, insists that the believer should possess a sincere faith, free from any possible form of association and polytheism. Polytheism does not stop at believing that there is another god besides Allah and attributing any power whatsoever to statues or saints. It also encompasses all kinds of beliefs and practices that keep the believer from pure monotheism, such as wearing a talisman, believing in fortune-telling or astrology, denying the providence of Allah, not placing one's trust in Him, fearing someone other than Him, etc. This book, written more than two centuries ago, nonetheless remains relevant today. In many cases, Muslims remain subject to external demands that keep them to a greater or lesser extent from the Oneness of Allah. This important work will undoubtedly be able to appeal to the true nature of Islam, the first religion in the world, whose primary principle is to dedicate pure worship to Allah, the Unique. Author: Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Translator(s): Khadijah Abdurrahman-baal Publisher: Project Dien Format: paperback Pages: 194
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I want to show remorse, but…
This is a time in which many people have distanced themselves from the religion of Allah. Thus, sins have spread and corruption has increased to such an extent that no one has remained spared from such impurities, except those whom Allah has protected. Yet, Allah only wishes to perfect His light. Therefore, many people have awakened from their heedlessness and their deep sleep, and have become aware of their negligence towards Allah... They have regretted the excesses they have committed and their disobedience (towards Allah). Thus, they are making their way on their knees to the light of repentance. Others are tired of the unhappy and distressed life. They are now looking for a way to free themselves from the darkness and move towards the light. But... some of them encounter obstacles that, in their eyes, make repentance impossible. This book explains the danger of underestimating sins, as well as the conditions of repentance, and it proposes treatments and fatwas for the repentant. Language: Dutch Number of pages: 87 pages
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Religious Extremism
Islam and aggression and violence are nowadays almost always portrayed as coexistent. The subject of extremism is a sensitive topic that covers many aspects. It is a complicated problem that has not only caused much misery, but continues to do so. Many Muslims today cannot be seen as followers of an essentially just faith, so they are partially to blame for this negative image. Whatever the mistake may be, the only remedy must be in accordance with the balanced Sharia method of reform and not through extremism. Muslims cannot allow themselves to be overcome by their emotions, which leads them to commit many acts that are, at the very least, questionable in the light of the Shariah.
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Proper Conduct Regarding the Quran
Allah, the Exalted, says: "Verily, those who recite the Book (the Quran) of Allah and perform the prayer and give from what We have provided them, secretly and publicly, [can] expect a profit that will never perish; That He may give them in full their rewards and increase for them from His bounty. Indeed, He is Forgiving, Appreciative." (35 Fatir: 29-30).Aaisha stated that the Messenger of Allah said: "Whoever reads the Quran and is proficient in it, will be with the noble and righteous recording Angels; and whoever reads the Quran stammeringly, while it is difficult for him, will have a double reward." Author: Imam An-NawawiTranslator(s): A. QueslatiPublisher: Project DienFormat: PaperbackPages: 156
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Time in the Life of a Muslim
"All praise and thanks are due to Allah, by Whose grace all good deeds are accomplished. Peace and blessings be upon His Messenger (Muhammad), who was sent as a special mercy to all beings, and upon his family members, his companions, and all those who may be guided by his Sunnah until the Day of Judgment. These are but a few pages that I have written about the divine gift of "time." About the value of time in the life of a Muslim and about the duties of a Muslim in relation to time. I have been prompted to do this by my knowledge of and my awareness of the far-reaching importance of time in Islam, in its Book (the Quran), and in its Tradition (the Sunnah of the Prophet). I was also inspired to write this by what I have studied regarding the attitude of our Islamic ancestors in the early centuries – 'the golden ages' – of Islam toward time." These are but a few pages that I have written about the divine gift of "time."About the value of time in the life of a Muslim and about the duties of a Muslim in relation to time. "Every breath of man is a footstep toward his death" Author: Yusuf Al-QaradawiTranslator(s): M. ter ValkenheulPublisher: NoerFormat: paperbackISBN: 90-5514-051-1Pages: 136
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Jesus in the Quran
In the Quran, Allah says: "Say: 'O People of the Scripture, come to a word that is equitable between us - that we will not worship except Allah and not associate anything with Him and not take one another as lords instead of Allah.'But if they turn away, then say, 'Bear witness that we are Muslims [submitting to Him].'" (3 Surah Ali 'Imran: 64) Author: Dr. Maneh Hammad Al-JohaniTranslator(s): Drs. J. PloegerPublisher: Project DienFormat: PaperbackPages: 39
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Prophetic traditions condemning racism
An Arab is not better than a non-Arab, a non-Arab is not better than an Arab, a red-skinned person is not better than a black-skinned person, and a black-skinned person is not better than a red-skinned person, except through greater fear of God…” Shaykh Dr. ‘Abdus-Salaam ibn Barjas: ”(…) Generation after generation was destroyed by wars, because a man sought salvation through his tribe, even if he were in the wrong, and for similar unimportant reasons and trivial motives. Upon this, Islam came to wipe away all these evil, overt practices in their lives; rights were divided equally, and their slogan would henceforth be Islam. Islam ensured that a person would only be better than another due to a stronger fear of God and obedience to Allah; an Arab is not better than a non-Arab, a non-Arab is not better than an Arab, a red-skinned person is not better than a black-skinned person, and a black-skinned person is not better than a red-skinned person, solely through a stronger fear of God…” ISBN: 978-94-925030-7-7Author: Shaykh Dr. ‘Abdus-Salaam ibn BarjasCover: PaperbackPages: 104
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Brotherhood in Islam
We hope that brotherhood, this virtuous way of life and strong guidance, will once again be spread among us. But before we start working towards it, we must first properly understand what brotherhood is and ask ourselves the question: “Brotherhood…..why?” Table of Contents: • Favors of brotherhood• How can we strengthen brotherhood• Foundations for how to judge people• Matters that lead to severing the bond between brothers• Correcting mistakes is an art• The rights of brothers Author: Mohammed Hussein Ya'qubTranslator(s): Abdullah AbdurrahmanPublisher: NoerFormat: PaperbackPages: 272
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The Fajr Prayer – book about the dawn prayer (Salat al-fajr)
The Fajr prayer (Salat al-fajr) is the dawn prayer and the first prescribed prayer of the day. Yet, this particular prayer is often neglected, even by people who perform the other prayers in congregation at the mosque. In this book, Muhammad b. Shuman Ar-Ramli explains the merits of the Fajr prayer and how to perform it with devotion and diligence.Features On the merits of the Fajr prayer How to perform the prayer with devotion and diligence With attention to prayer as the second pillar of Islam Translation by Umm Ismail Book details Author: Muhammad b. Shuman Ar-Ramli Translation: Umm Ismail Publisher: Edition Almadina Format: paperback Number of pages: 96 Frequently asked questionsWhat does Fajr mean?Fajr is the dawn prayer (Salat al-fajr): the first prescribed prayer of the day.
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Teaching your children to love prayer
A guide for teaching your children about prayer. The book also contains experiences from parents who guided their children in prayer.
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Funeral regulations and exhortations
The second book in the series regarding the “inevitable journey” that every one of us must undergo. In it, the author has examined the aspects relating to “funerals,” in order to inform every Muslim about this rather morbid event. Thinking about death alone gives most people the shivers and makes many hearts stand on end. Why this age-old fear of an inevitable phenomenon? Simply because most people lack knowledge about the wisdom that Allah has placed in death. Author: Mohamed al-JibalyTranslator(s):Publisher: NoerFormat: HardcoverISBN: /Pages: 352
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70 Matters Related to Fasting
Fasting has no equal, and the supplication of a fasting person will not be refused.The fasting person experiences two moments of joy: the first is when he breaks his fast, and the second is when he meets his Lord and rejoices in his fast. Author: Muhammad Saalih Al-MunajjidTranslator(s): Umm SulaymPublisher: MomtazahFormat: PaperbackPages: 79
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Divine Will and Predestination
Free will and predestination is an important and very interesting subject of discussion in all religions and philosophies. Belief in good and bad destiny is an inevitable part of the Islamic creed. A number of scholars discussed the subject in detail and a number of schools of thought emerged, even among Muslims. Dr. ‘Umar Sulayman Al-Ashqar finally addressed the subject in the last volume of his ‘Aqidah book series (concerning the creed). As usual, he has discussed the subject in-depth and, as with the other books, equipped it with texts from the Qur'an & Sunnah, adding the writings of classical authors and pious predecessors where necessary. Dr. ‘Umar Al-Ashqar has thoroughly studied this subject for years, and in this book he explains it in clear terms for the ordinary Muslim. While citing the Qur'an & Sunnah and the words of great scholars such as Ibn Taymiyyah, he examines the subject of divine will and predestination. He discusses some of the historical debates that took place within the Ummah on this subject and explains where the groups that were mistaken went wrong, while clarifying the correct position, namely that of Ahl as-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah. Author: Dr. ‘Umar Sulayman Al-AshqarPublisher: NoorFormat: HardcoverPages: 168
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The Fortress of the Little Muslim
The remembrance of Allah is like a fortified castle, a citadel, that protects the believer from his enemy. From the authentic sources of the Sunnah of the Prophet, we learn which supplications he used in his daily life. This booklet was compiled for our children. It contains the supplications that a Muslim child can use daily in their life. For every situation, the easiest or most common supplication was chosen, in the hope that our children can memorize them more quickly. This work is based on the Authentic Supplications (Sahih al-adhkar) by Shaykh Muhammad Nasir ad-Din al-Albani and on the Citadel of the Muslim by Shaykh al-Qahtani. Publisher: Badr 4 KidsFormat: PaperbackNumber of pages: 59
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Moments of Silence
It is a fact that materialism influences the lives of many people and plays a major role in distracting them from their ultimate destination and their impending end. The consequence of this is that their religious resolve and strength have succumbed to various weaknesses and shortcomings, as a result of which Allah, the Exalted and Forever Most High, is widely ignored. The purpose of this book is to: encourage acts of worship, provide a reminder of the hereafter, life and death, and familiarize us with the righteous believers. Author: Abdul-Malik al-QasimTranslator(s): Maryam ter ValkenheulPublisher: NoerFormat: PaperbackPages: 142
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The Effect Of Islamically Prescribed Remembrances On Dispelling Sadness And Anxiety
This book discusses how to deal with negative emotions such as sorrow, sadness, depression, and anxiety through various authentically narrated supplications. Due to the pressures of daily life or problems and calamities that befall us, many Muslims struggle with feelings of sadness, anxiety, or sorrow. The scholars explain that pain in the heart due to past events is sorrow. Worry about the future is called anxiety. And stress due to one's current state is referred to as sadness. From time to time we suffer from these feelings, with some of us being affected more than others. For all three of these states, there is a cure. Shaykh ‘Abdur-Razzaaq al-‘Abbaad teaches the reader how the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) advised others to seek relief from these negative feelings by means of four supplications. In addition to the wording of the supplications, the Shaykh explains their meanings, as reciting remembrances without proper understanding diminishes the effect of the remembrance. Author: Shaykh ‘Abdur-Razzaaq al-‘Abbaad Number of pages: 44
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Abu Bakr As-Siddiq – Biography of the First Caliph (book)
This book is an extensive biography of Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, also spelled Abu Bakr as-Siddiq: the first caliph of Islam. It follows his life from his lineage and titles, through his conquests, up to his death.Features Biography of Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, the first caliph of Islam Starts with his lineage and his titles Covers his conquests and the period until his death Concludes with the discussion of 'Umar as the new candidate About Abu BakrAbu Bakr was the first man to embrace Islam; when the Prophet invited him, he did not hesitate for a moment. He believed in the Messenger of Allah when others did not, supported him when people abandoned him, and spent all his wealth for the sake of Allah. The book describes him as someone of high position and exalted status, who worshipped Allah according to the precepts of the Messenger.
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Characteristics of the Hypocrites – Islamic book, softcover, 68 pages
This book is about hypocrisy and how seriously the early Muslims feared it. Ibn al-Qayyim described how that fear tore their hearts apart, precisely because they knew both its major and subtler aspects. They therefore reflected critically upon themselves.Features About the fear of hypocrisy among the early Muslims Includes the question from Umar ibn al-Khattaab to Hudayfa as to whether the Messenger of Allaah had mentioned him among the hypocrites Includes the words of Ibn Abi Mulayka regarding thirty companions who all feared hypocrisy for themselves Book details Publisher: Barakah Format: softcover Number of pages: 68 Frequently Asked QuestionsHow thick is the book?It is a 68-page softcover, published by Barakah.
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Preparing for Judgment Day
Shaykh Muhammed al-Wassaabie, may Allah have mercy on him, said: (..) You then have no notebook at hand to refer to, no notes to review, no pen with which to write down your thoughts, no book that you can study, and no time to think or remember things. You are tested by means of three questions and nothing more. This while you are covered in soil, without any of the means that were available to you in this (worldly) life. Allah says: "From it (the earth) We created you, and into it We shall return you, and from it We shall bring you out once again." (20:55) There is no bed beneath you, no pillow, no other (type of) cushion, and no fan in front of you. You reside in a house of earth without tiles, concrete, or marble. You are surrounded by a hole, and you possess no trousers, shirt, turban, or (long) robe. You have left behind beautifying yourself and combing your hair. There is no one in your vicinity who sells perfume or a barber. Rather, it is the case that at that moment you are asked about three matters..." Publisher: BarakahAuthor: Shaykh Muhammed bin Abdelwahaab al-WassaabieCover: PaperbackPages: 80Translator: Abdallah Mahbub
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Sickness, Regulations and Admonishments – book by Muhammad al-Jibaly, paperback
Sickness: Regulations and Exhortations is the first part of a series by Muhammad al-Jibaly. The book shows how Islam views sickness: as a test. It covers the regulations and exhortations regarding sickness and ailments, based on the Quran and the authentic Sunnah.Features First part of a series About Islamic regulations and exhortations regarding sickness Based on the Quran and the authentic Sunnah Includes supplications (ad’iyah) regarding sickness, transliterated and translated Specifications Author: Muhammad al-Jibaly Publisher: Uitgeverij Noer Year: 2007 Number of pages: 352 Format: paperback Language: Dutch
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All deeds are judged according to intention.
Islam places great emphasis on a balanced development, with attention to both the inner and outer aspects. This book focuses on the inner aspect and discusses "intention," or niyya, in detail. This is a crucial part of the inner experience of faith, as Islam teaches us that all deeds are judged based on their intention. If someone performs many good deeds but with the wrong intention, these deeds will not be accepted by Allah in the Hereafter. The importance of this book is therefore significant for every Muslim who takes themselves and this life seriously. Attaching importance to the inner self is of great significance. In this book, you will find explanations regarding the deeds of the heart and the deeds that you show to no one; the deeds you perform when you are alone. Translator(s): Soelayman Ibnoe HaroenPublisher: NoerFormat: PaperbackPages: 112
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The correct religious belief
The correct creed Shaykh Dr. ‘Abdus-Salaam ibn Barjas said: ”Indeed, the creed of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jamaa’ah is the true religion which every Muslim is obligated to believe in. For it was the creed of the Messengers of Allah and His companions. Therefore, whoever opposes them in this has exposed himself to the severe punishment of Allah, His hatred, and His wrath. ISBN: 978-94-925031-9-0Author: Shaykh Dr. ‘Abdus-Salaam ibn Barjas.Pages: 196Cover: Paperback
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Islamic books for adults and children: over 230 titles on the Quran, the prophets, hadith, supplications, marriage, and fasting. From ‘How did I get to know Allah?’ to children's books such as ‘Who is Allah?’ and ‘Rayan and Rania learn to trust in Allah’.
Which Islamic book suits you?
- Quran and hadith: ‘The Interpretation of the Meanings of the Quran’ by Abu Ismail (hardcover), ‘Stories from the Quran’, and ‘The Forty Palestinian Hadiths’.
- Prophets and companions: ‘The Life of Prophet Muhammad’, ‘The Noble Life of the Prophet’ (part 3), ‘Stories of the Later Prophets’, and a biography of Umar ibn al-Khattab (part 2).
- Faith and daily life: ‘How did I get to know Allah?’, ‘The Personality of the Muslim’, ‘Forbidden matters that are taken too lightly’, and ‘Your home is your paradise’.
- Marriage and family: ‘Marriage’, ‘I love my husband’, and ‘365 questions and answers about marriage and divorce’. For women, there is also ‘Questions often asked by women’.
- Prayer, fasting, and Ramadan: a dua booklet with supplications, ‘The pleasure of fasting’, and ‘Delicious recipes of Ramadan’, a 64-page recipe book in Dutch.
- For children: ‘Who is Allah?’ by Muslimkid, ‘My first words from the Quran – Nature’, ‘Rayan and Rania learn to trust in Allah’, and ‘Little Muslims’ (part 2).
How to choose a book
If you are just starting to read about Islam, choose a book about the life of Prophet Muhammad or the basics of the faith. If you want to know more about a specific topic, such as marriage or fasting, choose a book that focuses entirely on that. For young children, there are books like ‘My first words from the Quran’. You can find more for children under Islamic children's books.
Also check out prayer & dhikr, the Ramadan collection, and all Islamic items.
Frequently asked questions
Which Islamic books are a good start?
For adults, a book about the life of the prophet is a good beginning, such as ‘The Life of Prophet Muhammad’. For children, you can start with ‘Who is Allah?’ or ‘My first words from the Quran’.
Do you have a Dutch-language Quran?
Yes, ‘The Interpretation of the Meanings of the Quran’ by Abu Ismail, in hardcover.
Do you have Islamic books on marriage?
Yes, including ‘Marriage’, ‘I love my husband’, and ‘365 questions and answers about marriage and divorce’.
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