A BRIEF TOUR OF THE FIVE LIVES OF MAN: BEFORE CONCEPTION, IN THE WORLD, LIFE IN THE GRAVE, AT THE RESURRECTION, AND IN HEAVEN OR HELL, EXPLAINING THE NATURE OF THE SOUL AT EACH STAGE. What happens after death? Who are "Munkar and Nakir?" What will Heaven and Hell be like? What signs should we expect before the Day of Judgement? Who is the Dajjal? When will the Mahdi appear? These and many questions are answered, on the basis of the Qur'an and Hadith, in this fascinating book. Imam al-Haddad explains that every human being passes through the "lives:" before conception, life in the world, life in the grave, the Resurrection, and finally, the Garden or the Fire. A complete Muslim must be aware of each of these if he is to be sufficiently prepared for eternal life. The author lived at Tarim in the Hadramaut Valley between Yemen and Oman, and is widely held to have been the "renewer" of 12th Islamic century. A direct descendant of the Prophet, may the peace and blessing of Allah be upon him, he was a noted authority of the Shafi'i school of jurisprudence, and a writer on devotional matters, both in poetry and prose. His works have been translated into many languages.

The Lives of Man

Religion & Spirituality

Imam Abdallah Ibn Alawi Al- & Badawi (trans)

Mostafa Al- Haddad

Islam

Quilliam Press Ltd

This highly prized book fills the need for a guide for Muslim couples, married or planning marriage.The book draws on Islamic sources of the Qur'an and the Sunnah to discuss the main emotional,social and sexual problems that can afflict relationships, suggesting many ways in which these can be resolved.

Muslim Marriage Guide

Ruqayyah Waris Maqsood

This book unlocks the secrets of the seven degrees through which the soul progresses as it travels the Sufi Path to its Lord. It teaches the novice how to transform the Inciting Soul the lowest and most egotistic of the self's manifestations, into the Reproachful Soul, which must then become Inspired, Serene, Contented, and Found Pleasing until it attains the ultimate degree of sanctity and wholeness as the Perfect Soul.\nTo achieve this progressive purification of the self, special Sufi practices, litanies and attitudes of mind are recommended. Both practical and profound, this book offers a concise manual of Sufi teaching on the Way to spiritual liberation.\nThe Author: 
Shaykh Abd al-Khaliq al-Shabrawi (1887-1947) was employed as a professor at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, and served as a mosque imam, but was best known as a realized master of the great Khalwati Order of Sufis. A tireless worker for spiritual unity and harmony, he was also initiated into the Shadhili and Naqshbandi Orders.

The Degrees of the Soul (Classics of Muslim Spirituality)

Abd Al-Khaliq Al-Shabrawi

This new collection of classics from the golden age of British Muslim Songs includes solo pieces, duets, rounds and part-songs. Schools, student choirs, families, wedding entertainers and many others will find this anthology a unique and invaluable resource. A Total of 22 collections many by Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam (1856-1932), the Max solicitor who served as a director of Liverpool Moslem Institute, Imam of the Brougham Terrace mosque between 1889 and 1908, and was the universally-acclaimed leader of the British Islam during the period. The Sultan of The Ottoman Empire (The Uthmani Caliph) made him Sheikh-Ul-Islam of Britain and his son became British Consul General in Turkey.

Muslim Songs of the British Isles: Arranged for Schools

Arts & Photography

Abdal Hakim Murad

Music

The Mantle Adorned is a completely new translation of the Burda (Mantle Poem) of Imam Sharaf al-Din al-Busiri (d.1297). Abdal Hakim Murad has consulted the classical commentaries to produce this clear and careful English version.\nMurad has added to each verse a further verse of poetry by another poet, which expresses a similar sentiment of love for the Blessed Prophet. The book therefore serves as the best collection currently available in English of poems in praise of the Seal of the Messengers, may Allah bless him and give him peace. Poets represented include Rumi, Attar, Ibn Hazm, Nanotvi, Yahya Parkinson, Rilke, and many more.\nThe translation includes a foreword by Professor Recep Sentürk of the Centre for Islamic Studies (ISAM), Istanbul.

The Mantle Adorned: Translated, with Further Poetic Ornaments

Al-Busiri

The philosopher Jurgen Haberman claims that "modernism is dominant but dead". A corollary might be : "Islam is despised but thriving".The short essays in this collection give thanks for this defining irony of our culture, and out flesh on a hundred bones of contention. 1. Augustine: man's deformity. Ishmael: his deiformity. (Defy, don't deify.)2. Peace without justice is not peace at all.3. A faqih in first class? And pigs will fly ...4. The Dajjal will only be king when only the blind are left in the valley.5. British Islam: 'We came as rebels, and found ourselves to be heirs.' (Gershom Scholem)6. The Liber Asian is the reconciliation between Edom and Juda-yi Ism.7. Your greatest liability is your lie-ability.8. No-one is more extroverted than the contemplative saint.9. Modernity: an accelerating attempt to shovel matter into the growing hole where religion used to be.10. The Liber Asian vs. the Manu Mission: a woman may be Arahat on Arafat.

Commentary on the Eleventh Contentions

In our age of globalisation and pandemic, how should we react to the new Islamophobic movements now spreading in the West? Everywhere the far right is on the march, with nationalist and populist parties thriving on the back of popular anxieties about Islam and the Muslim presence. Hijab and minaret bans, mosque shootings, hostility to migrants and increasingly scornful media stereotypes seem to endanger the prospects for friendly coexistence and the calm uplifting of Muslim populations. In this series of essays Abdal Hakim Murad dissects the rise of Islamophobia on the basis of Muslim theological tradition. Although the proper response to the current impasse is clearly indicated in Qur’an and Hadith, some have lost the principle of trust in divine wisdom and are responding with hatred, fearfulness or despair. Murad shows that a compassion-based approach, rooted in an authentic theology of divine power, could transform the current quagmire into a bright landscape of great promise for Muslims and their neighbours.

Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Murad, Abdal Hakim

Travel

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