Welcome to Our Islamic Library
Acquiring knowledge is one of the most important acts in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim.” By studying Islamic jurisprudence and other sacred sciences, we deepen our understanding of our faith, strengthen our connection with Allah, and gain wisdom that guides us in every aspect of life.
Our library offers a diverse collection of books on Islamic jurisprudence and other Islamic subjects. It includes both classical works by renowned scholars and contemporary writings that address modern challenges from an Islamic perspective. These books cover a wide range of topics, including Fiqh (Islamic law), Aqeedah (creed), Tafsir (Qur’anic exegesis), and Hadith. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced student of knowledge, you will find valuable insights here.
Kitab al Tawheed
Ibn Hazm’s “Kitab at-Tawhid” is a foundational text in Islamic theology, exploring the central concept of monotheism in Islam. Written in the 11th century, this work delves into the nature of God, the attributes of the divine, and the relationship between God and humanity.
Through careful analysis of scriptural sources and the works of earlier scholars, Ibn Hazm presents a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of tawhid, or the oneness of God.
A classic of Islamic thought, “Kitab at-Tawhid” is essential reading for anyone interested in the
foundations of Islam and the role of monotheism in the religion.
Your Role in Preserving and Expanding Islamic Knowledge
Purchasing a book helps preserve and expand the body of Islamic knowledge. Many classical texts remain untranslated, limiting access for non-Arabic speakers. By supporting our translation efforts, you bridge this gap. This ensures that future generations of English-speaking Muslims have the resources they need to study and implement Islamic teachings.
We encourage you to explore our library, take advantage of the free resources, and consider purchasing books to support our mission. Together, we can continue the tradition of seeking knowledge, spreading wisdom, and making Islamic scholarship accessible to all.
May Allah bless you on your journey of learning and grant you success in this life and the Hereafter.
The Basis of Islam and the Reality of Monotheism Volume 2
Few contemporary Islamic works can be called monumental or ground breaking, Kitāb al-Tawheed: The Basis of Islam and the Reality of Monotheism stands out as a landmark contribution. Grounded in original textual sources, it challenges misconceptions and divisions that have hindered Islamic thought. Volume 2 delves into the definition and proofs of Tawheed (monotheism) and offers a critical examination of Shirk (polytheism) in Arabia, dispelling long-standing myths and enriching Islamic scholarship.
The Seal of Prophethood
Believing that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the ‘seal of the prophets’, and that there is no Prophet or Messenger after him is one of the key tenets of Islam. Without accepting this, a person is not considered to be a Muslim.
Foundational Islamic Principles
For the first time in English, a complete translation of ‘Masā’il min al-Uṣul’ (issues or questions from uṣul) is presented. This has been taken from the second book from Ibn Ḥazm’s magnum opus of fiqh, al-Muḥalla bil’Athār. Together with the translated text, several explanatory footnotes have been added to provide, where appropriate, additional explanation and references…
A Ruling on Music & Chess
Ibn Hazm was famous for his rejection that there is any clear authentic textual prohibition relating to music or playing chess. Therefore, aside from the Qur’anic verses that are cited during the course of his argument, he undertakes a very detailed critical analysis of the hadith and narrative reports on the topic. This is insightful given that some of these hadith are quoted without an accompanying assessment of their authenticity, let alone their channel of transmission.
The Sufficient Summary on the Rules Derived from the Sources of Deen
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We provide many books in our library for free. Everyone should have the opportunity to learn and grow in their understanding of Islam, regardless of financial circumstances.
However, we also offer a selection of books for purchase through Amazon. When you buy these books, you are not just enriching your own knowledge. You are also contributing to a greater cause. The funds generated from these sales support the translation of classical Islamic texts into English. This effort helps make these invaluable works accessible to a broader audience, allowing English-speaking Muslims and students worldwide to benefit from the wisdom of our tradition.
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It is from the established matters that the Prophet (peace be upon him) had a constitutional document written down and that he adopted it for the regulation of some of the relationships in Madinah, the capital of the newly arising Islamic State.