AbdulRahman Bin Abdulkarim Al-Sheha - All items

A book translated into Hebrew shows the prestige of Prophet Jesus (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in Islam. It concentrates on the Quranic verses that narrate his story which is full of miracles.

A book translated into Hebrew provides an informative and detailed guide to new Muslims and non Muslims about Islam's virtues. The author shows the pillars of Islam based on proofs from the Quran and the Sunnah.

A booklet in Hebrew in which the author mentions the reasons, different types of afflictions and trials that befall the nation and how to deal with them in the light of Quran and Sunnah.

A book in Hebrew in which the author discusses the principle of human rights in Islam. These rights are considered and preserved in the Noble Quran and the Prophetic tradition, the two main sources of Islamic legislation.

A book in Hebrew handles the issue of heresies in Islam through the following points: (1) Categories of people practicing heresies, (2) Satan’s attempts to destroy humankind through seven phases, (3) Completion of Islam, (4) Heresy's definition, (5) Islamic stance on religious heresies, (6) Statements of scholars who condemned heresies, (7) Proofs used by some to support their devious practices, (8) Reasons for spreading heresies, (9) Prerequisites for accepting good deeds, and (10) Dangers of heresies.

A book in Hebrew confirms that tolerance has a vital role and supreme prestige in all aspects of Islam, for Islam is a divine revelation to people of different feelings and skills. Allah said, "... and He has not laid upon you in religion any hardship."

A book in Hebrew in which the author confirms that the Islamic methodology is to achieve happiness for its followers through obligations and prohibitions which are not meant to restrict their freedom but for granting happiness to them through showing their prestige in this universe. Islam establishes the concept of eternal happiness in the hereafter in Muslims' minds so their wishes and dreams are not confined to this world but also the world to come.

A book in Hebrew discusses the special place women have in the religion of Islam and seeks to address some of the many misconceptions and false propaganda published by those who are ignorant of this religion or harbor a malicious intent to purposely misrepresent it.

A book in Hebrew in which the author said in his introduction, "Islam acknowledges the fact that one’s sexual desire has to be satisfied. It considers fulfilling this desire a praiseworthy matter, as long as it is done within Shari’ah limits. It is not disdainful to satisfy this desire, nor should it be neglected." He also said, "In this booklet we will discuss the Islamic method of satisfying sexual desire, and how it can be transformed from a base desire into an act of worship through which a Muslim receives reward."

A book in Hebrew handles an important subject, a concept of Islam of the social justice and fighting injustice as a basis of establishing of peace in the international community. It is a discussion of how Islam is the religion that promotes peace and understanding among all nations, and prohibits violence and aggression against anyone.

A book in Hebrew in which the author handles the topic of discrimination in Islam and the rest of other societies. He relates the story of Bilal ibn Rabah (may Allah be pleased with him), the honorable friend of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) who was a black slave but Islam did not discriminate against him and in favor of Muslim leaders of Qureish. Instead, Islam equally treated them all regardless of origin or color.

A book translated into Hebrew which is one of the most important introductory books about Islam, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and position of women in Islam. It concentrates on showing the romance in Islam and how the Prophet romantically and kindly dealt with his wives.