The book of Allah in Arabic with facing English text, introduction and appendices by Nuh Ha Mim Keller

The Quran Beheld : An English Translation from the Arabic. (with slipcase)

Nuh Ha Mim Keller

AMANA-PUBLICATIONS

"Recently a pamphlet has been circulated around Oxford saying that evolution is synonymous with kufr and shirk. I myself am a biologist and am convinced by the evidence which supports the theory of evolution. I am writing to ask whether the Quranic account of Creation is incompatible with man having evolved. Are there any books which you would recommend on the subject?" During my "logic of scientific explanation" period at the University of Chicago, I used to think that scientific theories had to have coherence, logicality, applicability, and adequacy, and I was accustomed to examine theory statements by looking at these things in turn. Perhaps they furnish a reasonable point of departure to give your question an answer which, if cursory and somewhat personal, may yet shed some light on the issues you are asking about.

Evolution Theory and Islam: Letter to Suleman Ali (M.A.T. Papers)

Muslim Academic Trust

Few things have moved so many, for so long, and so powerfully, as the need for God. This is the story of a young American Catholic university student who became a Muslim interpreter in the Middle East. A spiritual odyssey of philosophical readings, working at sea, and traveling abroad, it is above all an encounter with people, from weathered fishermen, to worldly professors, to veiled women in Egypt. In a world in which men are deemed bound by their earliest enculturation, it tells the unforgettable tale of a one man's farewell to Christianity, passage through atheism, and finding of the Divine Reality in an Arabic revelation sent down in Mecca fourteen centuries ago.

Becoming Muslim

Wakeel Books

Many Muslims look into their hearts today and find a spiritual emptiness. Speeches abound, but when the chairs are folded up and people go home, they find their prayers and inner life as dry as ever. Something is clearly missing. This essay shows that at the centre of the Islamic revelation, there is a brilliant light that has never been put out, but in our time has been covered over by the bushel-basket of modernist and Muslim-reform literature. It proves from the Qur'an and sunna that from the very beginning of Islam, there has been a fully orthodox and operational science for increasing the impetus and intensity of one's relationship with the Divine, a traditional spirituality that is today called 'Sufism', in all previous Islamic eras was simple known and practised as 'the way to Allah'. It discusses critics of Sufism, ancient and modern, and shows that if the false coin has sometimes circulated among Muslims, the real thing is the brightest hope Islam has to offer a world benighted by nihilism and materialism.

Sufism and Islam

Gazelle Drake

Shadhili, in English\n- Hardbound in black print 
- Hand written calligraphy by a calligraphy master 
- Side by side Arabic, and English translation 
- Wide margins for note taking \nThe litanies of the tariqa in this book are:\nAl Muqaddima (Introduction)- Sanad al Tariq (Chain of Transmission of the Order) - Wird al 'amm (The General Litany)- Hizb al Bahr (The Litany of the Sea)- Hizb al Kabir (The Grand Invocation)- Hizb al Nur (The Litany of Light)- Hizb al Shaykh- (The Litany of the Shaykh) - Da'awat al Shaykh Abul Hasan (The Supplications of Shaykh Abul Hasan)- Hizb Abul 'Abbas al Mursi (The Litany of Abul 'Abbas al Mursi) - Al Wadhifa (The Work)- Hizb al Nasr (The Litany of Victory) - Al Yaqutiyya (The Invocation of the Priceless Gem)- al Latafiya (The Litany of the All-Kind) - Usul al Tariqa (The Principles of the Spiritual Path) - Rufi'at Astar al Bayn (The Curtains of 'Between' Have Been Lifted ) Qasdia li al 'Arif al Shagouri - Hal Ahl Allah (Those of Allah)

Invocations of the Shadhili Order

Al-Fath for Research and Publications

Sea Without Shore is a practical manual 
for those travelling the path of Sufism 
or Islamic mysticism, which strives, 
in Junayd's words, "to separate the 
Beginninglessly Eternal from that 
which originates in time," in a word, 
to be with the Divine without 
any relation. 
The book opens with narratives 
of five Sufis met by the author in 
Syria, Jordan, and Turkey whose 
lives exemplified the knowledge and 
practice of the Sufi path. 
The second part is a complete 
handbook of the method and rule 
of the Shadhili order of Sufism, 
transmitted to the author by his 
spiritual mentor, Sheikh 'Abd 
al-Rahman al-Shaghouri--from 
devotions, dhikr or 'invocation,' 
and metaphysical doctrine, to how 
a Sufi lives, marries, and earns a living 
in the modern world. 
A third part treats wider theological 
questions such as other faiths and 
mysticisms, universalism and the 
finality of Islam, the promise of God 
to Jews and Christians, evolution and 
religion, and divine Wisdom and 
Justice in the face of human suffering. 
The book provides an indelible 
portrait of a vibrant mystical tradition 
spanning seven and a half centuries 
of endeavor to know the Divine 
face-to-face. 
Sheikh Nuh Keller was born in the US in 1954. He read philosophy and classical Arabic at the University of Chicago and UCLA, and became a Muslim in Cairo in 1977. 
He was authorized as a sheikh in 
the Shadhili order by Sheikh 'Abd al-Rahman in 1996 and is the leading authority on traditional Islam in the West. He has studied jurisprudence, hadith, and other 
subjects with traditional scholars, produced Reliance of the 
Traveller, the 1st translation of a 
standard Islamic legal reference in a 
English to be certified by 
al-Azhar, the Muslim world's oldest 
institution of higher learning. Among 
his other works and translations are 
Sufism in Islam, al-Maqasid: Imam Nawawi's Manual of Islam, Port in a Storm, and an illuminated calligraphic edition of Dala'il al-Khayrat.

Sea Without Shore: A Manual of the Sufi Path

Sunna Books

The Quran Beheld: An English Translation from the Arabic

Stanchion Press

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