Islamic Creed

A book in N'ko the five pillars of Islam: The two testimonies, prayer, zakah, fasting, and pilgrimage. All of them are simply handled in detail concerning meaning, proofs, wisdom, and conditions.

This book is a translation of a famous book from Urdu to Telugu, compiled by the scholar Shah Muhammad Ismail bin Abd al-Ghani (may Allah have mercy on him) known as “Shah Ismail Shahid” (1193 AH-1246 AH). It is a collection of verses and hadiths to prove the oneness of Allah and the refutation of polytheism. He explained it in his own interesting style of questions and answers. He discussed various manifestations and forms of polytheism in addition to the un-Islamic customs and traditions, especially in his time and society. Then he refuted all of them and called those following these acts to repent and return to the true Islamic monotheism.

A book translated into Romanian 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 Dutch discusses those sincerely and honestly seeking for the true religion and refutes the Christianity creed specially believing in trinity.

A book translated into Ukrainian 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 Armenian 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 in English shows the prestige of the 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 Bosnian discusses those sincerely and honestly seeking for the true religion and refutes the Christianity creed specially believing in trinity.

A book in English confirms that the phenomenon of weak faith becomes very widespread among Muslims to the extent that many people complain about the hardness of their hearts and say, "I feel hardness in my heart, I do not find any sweetness in worship, I feel that my faith is at its lowest level, reciting the Quran does not affect me, and I commit sins easily." The effects of this affliction can be seen in many people, and this problem is the cause of every disaster and adversity.

Meticulously researched, God’ed? The Case for Islam as the Completion of Revelation challenges the most stalwart of theologians. Religious scholar and medical doctor Laurence B. Brown concludes MisGod’ed, his exposé of the shortcomings of Judeo-Christian theology, with God’ed?, which examines the Islamic claim of Muhammad as the foretold final messenger, and the revelation he transmitted, the Qur’an, as the completion of God’s revelation to humankind. Together, these two scholarly works differentiate the truth of God’s guidance from the falsehoods of human corruption while offering evidence that not only suggests the need for a final, clarifying revelation, but in fact demands it. At last, we have a comprehensive guide to the three Abrahamic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, and a sensible roadmap by which sincere seekers can navigate their quest for religious truth.

A book in Thai the five pillars of Islam: The two testimonies, prayer, zakah, fasting, and pilgrimage. All of them are simply handled in detail concerning meaning, proofs, wisdom, and conditions.

A book in Fula in which the author provides a brief introduction to Islam through showing its great principles along with some concepts we have to follow when inviting people to Islam.

A booklet translated into Persian in which the author answers some questions about the Islamic creed with proofs from the Quran and the Sunnah to reassure the reader, for monotheism doctrine is the basis of happiness in this world and the world to come.

A book in Malayalam confirms that the Phenomenon of weak faith becomes very widespread among Muslims to the extent that many people complain about the hardness of their hearts. We a lot hear words like, "I feel hardness in my heart, I do not find any sweetness in worship, I feel that my faith is at its lowest level, reciting Quran does not affect me, and I commit sins easily." The effects of this affliction can be seen in many people, and this problem is the cause of every disaster and adversity.

A summarized book translated into English in which the Muslim finds the rules of the Islamic faith which he is required to know. It was prepared by many scholars as Sh. Saleh As-Suhaimi and Sh. Abdur-Rrazzaq Al-Abbad.

This book talks about the six pillars of faith: (Faith in God, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day and in destiny).

A book in Vietnamese warns and simply clarifies the great danger of magic and shows the Islamic perspective of going to magicians, based on the Quranic and Prophetic texts.

A book in English contains nine lectures delivered by Dr. Sarah Adam in which she portrays the Prophet’s life in scrupulous harmony to form a bouquet of every flower, as a manifestation of his mercy, presented as a gift to all humanity which personifies the Quranic verse, “And We have not sent you, [O Muhammad], except as a mercy to the worlds.” (Surat Al-Anbiyaa: 107)

A brief book in English contains ten questions and answers about the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), particularly after defaming his honorable character by the Western media. It provides answers to the questions of some non-Muslim westerners who are wondering about what he presented to humanity. We think it is our duty to provide these answers to present a brief introduction about the noble character of the last messenger to humanity and the world.

A booklet translated into Spanish in which the author answers some questions about the Islamic creed with proofs from the Quran and the Sunnah to reassure the reader, for monotheism doctrine is the basis of happiness in this world and the world to come.