Life of the Messenger

Imam Yahya bin Sharaf al-Nawawi

Daar-us-Sunnah

Dealing With Worries And Stress By Sheikh Muhammad Salih Al -Munajjid

Dealing With Worries And Stress By Sheikh Muhammad Salih Al -Munajjid

Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid

Advice on Establishing an Islamic Home

al-Munajjid, Muhammad Sauh

Trials and Tribulations Wisdom &amp; Benefits By Al Hafiz ibn Al Qayyim people often see, and hear of , the believers being afflicted with adversity and tribulation, and conversly they often see, and hear of, the disbelievers attaing leadership and wealth in this world. This leads them to believe that well-being in this world is only reserved for the disbelievers and only a fraction of it is given to the believers; and also to believe that nobility and might is for the disbelievers in this world and for the believers in the hereafer.

Trials and Tribulations: Wisdom and Benefits

العز بن عبد السلام

Self-Help

Of all the faculties man has been endowed with, none excels the heart in importance and nobility. For the heart is both the seat of intelligence and understanding, and the locus of faith and spirituality; it is the quintessential faculty by which man may come to know his creator, and seek nearness and intimacy with Him. The heartâ€s spiritual sustenance lie sin its being receptive to the effusions of divine grace and guidance, without which the veils that cover it will continue to corrupt its primordial purity, gradually rendering it dysfunctional! Each veil- a metaphor for heedlessness, sins and distraction- that is melted away by the rays of faith and spiritual endeavour, allows vital qualities such as love of Allah, as well as hope, fear, remembrance, and reliance upon Him, are referred to in the religious vocabulary as spiritual stations; only when the heart embraces these stations is it said to be truly sound. The Majestic Qurâ€an informs: â€˜The day when wealth and sons avail not, save him who brings to Allah a heart that is sound.â€This book explains some of the main spiritual stations that the heart is required to embrace as part of its worship of Allah and its journeying to Him. Each chapter commences with a line of poetry which highlights one of these spiritual stations; each stations is then explained in a clear, lucid style, seasoned with insights by some of the pietists and spiritual masters from the early Muslims. The nature and brevity of this book is such that it may be regarded as a primer to the science of suluk, or Muslim Spirituality.

Journey To Allah By Ibn Rajab Al - Hanbali

IBN RAJAB AL-HANBALI

Developing Khushu in the Prayer

M. SALIH AL-MUNAJID

Disturber of the Hearts

IBN AL-JAWZI

It is an important commentary on the noble hadith of the Prophet (ﷺ) that was recorded in the collection of Sunan Tirmidhi relating the dispute among the chief angels of the Highest Heaven. The dispute arose about deeds that expiate sin and raise a person’s rank in the Hereafter.. The Prophet (ﷺ) said of this hadith, “Indeed, it is the truth, so study and learn it” . Therefore, it is necessary for every Muslim to take extra keen interest in learning its lessons, understanding its values and applying its highly prized recommendations.\nThe esteemed author beautifully explains the hadith in detail and highlights the importance of enacting righteous deeds by which Allah wipes out with them, sins and wrongdoings, while elevating a person to higher degrees on the Day of Judgment. The hadith also comprises great supplications that the Prophet (ﷺ) was given in the lofty encounter with his lord; all of which occurred when he all of a sudden felt drowsy until asleep overtook him during the night prayer.\nHe additionally discuses concepts of dreams and miracles, the excellence of ablution and performing it well, performing prayer in congregation, the night prayer, walking to the Masjid, feeding the poor and one’s neighbors, right etiquette in speaking, having humility and contentment, enjoining the love of Allah and increasing it for purpose of drawing closer to Him.

The Heavenly Dispute

Product Description The Remembrance Of Death And The Afterlife If a person had no other distress or anguish before them except death, this would be sufficient to disturb their livelihood. Death is the reality of every soul and it is the destroyer of all pleasures. How strange is it indeed that a human is so immersed in worldly life; it’s delights, glitter, glamour, fame and power that they are heedless of a truth which is about to strike at any time, with no return. Death is a tremendous reality however, in today’s modern era, there is lack of contemplation on it, or it is remembered with a heedless heart. It is for this reason the remembrance of death is important and preparing for it is an utmost need. Like the one who wants to travel to the edge of a dangerous desert or travels by sea or air, only thinking about the journey and how to reach with safety and security. Hamid al-Qaysari used to say: “All of us were certain of death, yet we were not prepared for it. All of us were certain of Paradise, yet we had not performed any actions for it. All of us were certain of the Hellfire, yet we were not in fear of it. So why are you joyous? What are you waiting for? Death! It is the first visitor from Allah which brings either good or evil. O believers, travel to your Lord in a beautiful way.” This work will awaken every soul, shaking off the slumber of idleness, firing the spirit up to prepare for the inevitable journey which needs striving and good works in order to reach salvation. This text covers many issues related to the Hereafter, taking the reader on a journey starting from remembering death, having lengthy hopes in the worldly life and learning from the deaths of the Prophet (Peace and Blessings be upon him) and his companions. The text explores the true nature of death, Hellfire, the description of Paradise, virtues of loving the Messenger and ending with never losing hope in the mercy of Allah.

The Remembrance Of Death And The Afterlife

Imam Ibn Qudamah Al-Maqdisi

Allah, the Most High said: “I have only created the Jinn and mankind for My worship” [Qur’an (51):56]. In Islam worship is the right of Allah, the Most High. Worship is only directed to Him alone, without association or reverence to anything or anybody else. It is the right of Allah alone that His servants fulfil the acts of worship that Islam has prescribed. Worship is everything that Allah loves, including actions, deeds and speech. If you desire to build a close connection with your Lord, gain His pleasure, increase your love for Him, or to draw near to Him then this text is vital for you.\nThis work will not only change your perspective on worship, but it will enrich your soul towards being an obedient servant of Allah and give you a spiritual uplift that your soul needs. Often people complain about not finding inner peace, or the motivation to increase in doing good deeds, this work with the permission of Allah will fill that void. In this third instalment, Imam Ibn Qudamah sets out the importance of worship and how worship has to be done with knowledge of the Qur’an and Sunnah, as well as giving examples of our pious predecessors.\nIt covers many aspects of worship, such as Knowledge, Purification, Prayer, Zakat, Fasting, Hajj, Reciting the Qur’an, supplications and the excellence of the Night Prayer.

The Inner Secrets of Worship

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Life of the Messenger

Dealing With Worries And Stress By Sheikh Muhammad Salih Al -Munajjid

Advice on Establishing an Islamic Home

Trials and Tribulations: Wisdom and Benefits

Journey To Allah By Ibn Rajab Al - Hanbali

Developing Khushu in the Prayer

Disturber of the Hearts

The Heavenly Dispute

The Remembrance Of Death And The Afterlife

The Inner Secrets of Worship