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"Say: everyone acts according to his own disposition: but your Lord knows best who it is that is best guided on the way."
{TMQ Al-Isra: 84}
English Translation
of:
Izhar -ul-
Haq
The Truth Revealed
Parts 1-2 and 3
By M Rahmatullah Kairanvi
Paperback 474 Pages
Originally written in Arabic under the Title
Izhar ul Haq by the distinguished 19th century Indian Scholar Maulana
Rahmatullah Kairanvi and appeared in 1864.
This is the thoroughly researched response to the Christian offensive against
Islam in India. These three volumes lucidly review the authenticity of the Bible
and succinctly summarise the main errors, distortions and contradictions in and
between the Old and New Testaments of the King James Version. Furthermore, the
doctrine of the Trinity is refuted; a doctrine that Isa (AS) never taught.
Well before the now famous Muslim-Christian Debates by Ahmad Deedat of South
Africa Maulana Rahmatullah was challenging the Christian offensive against Islam
in British India.
In a debate which took place in January 1854, in Akbarabad in the City of Agra.
The Rev C C P Founder (who had written a book in Urdu to cast doubts into the
minds of the Muslim) admitted that there were alterations in the Bible in seven
or Eight places to which the Maulana commented "If any alteration is proved
to have been perpetrated in a particular text, it is considered null and void
and invalidated.
This and other debates proving Islam to be the true religion was part of the
trigger which lead to the Brutal British aggression against the Muslims of India
in 1857 in which thousands of Ulemah were killed, Maulana Rahmatullah was at the
top of the list, but Allah saved him and took him to Makkah where he established
The Madrasa Saulatia.
Tahdhib
al Akhlaq (Arabic Original)
A
Hadith Guide for Personal and Social Conduct.
By Sayyed Abdul-Hayy al Hasani (1286 -1342 AH /1861-1923 CE)
Hardback 223 Pages
Published by UK Islamic Academy
A Series of Simple Arabic Books for Students of Arabic
This is
the Arabic Original to accompany the English Translation Tahdhib
al-Akhlaq: A Hadith Guide for Personal and Social Conduct.
Anyone new to the science of hadith may be
overawed by its sheer volume and complexity. Tahdhib
al-Akhlaq: , is a
gentle introduction that takes over 500 Ahadith from the six authentic
collections predominantly from Bukhari and Muslim and arranges them into an
easily understood and accessible subject matter. It covers over 45 short
chapters such as sincerity in worship, maintaining ties of kinship, teaching
children, thankfulness, modesty etc. It focuses on morality, manners and in this
way it serves both as an excellent foundation not only for further study of the
great works of hadith, but also as a guide to the Islamic way of life thus
reviving the importance of Islamic moral conduct in the English Language.
Its unique style of inter-twining each subject matter
with the appropriate verses of the Qur'an at the beginning of each chapter
followed by carefully selected hadiths makes it fascinating to read, - a truly
scholarly work made accessible to the general reader.
The Author Sayyed Abdul-Hayy al Hasani an-Nadwi
(1286 -1342 AH /1861-1923 CE)
was one of the most prominent scholars of his time, he was Rector of Darul 'Uloom
Nadwatul- 'Ulema Lucknow, he authored many books both in Urdu and Arabic
This Book is
in Arabic Only
Al-Insaf fi bayan
sabab al-ikhtelaf
Difference of Opinion in Fiqh
By Shah Wali Allah Al-Dhihlawi
Translated by Dr.
Muhammad Abdul Wahhab
Paperpack 112 Pages
Published by Taha Publishers London UK
Fair analysis coupled with
reasoned judgment, objective criticism and examination of differences among
different madhahib.
Although a small booklet one gets
the impression that the original in Arabic was aimed at scholars,
especially those conversant with Tafsir, Hadith and Fiqh
This translation of Al-Insaf is a
humble endeavour to introduce the noble works of Shah Wali Allah Al-Dihlawi
to the English speaking world. It is a modest tribute to his scientific
investigation of the historical factors and other circumstances, which
led to the development of Islamic Jurisprudence and the subsequent
emergence of its different schools of thought. Al-Insaf's significance
to Islamic Jurisprudence does not deserve recognition merely because it
is written by a scholar of repute like Shah Wali Allah. Rather, its
author's fair analysis coupled with reasoned judgement, objective
criticism and examination of differences among different madhahib also
need to be seen in the wider context of his overall scheme of reforming
the Ummah by tracing its original root
SHAH WALIYULLAH (1702-1763) was
among the later scholars who carried the traditions of Al-Ghazzali and Imam
Shatibi in combining the essential of Shari'ah, its understanding, development
and interpretation to the issues and problems of life. He like Al-Ghazzali took
deep stock of Akhira as the explaining point of the relationship between worldly
existence and the Hereafter in a meaningful way.
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Essential
Islamic
Knowledge
Being a
translation of
MALA BUDDA MINHU
By Qadi Thana Ullah Panipati
(1731-1831 CE)
Published in the UK Paperback 272 Pages
Also Known as Essential
Handbook of Hanafi Fiqh
The book gives an explanation on Aqidah, Taharah,
Salah, Zakah, Sawm and hajj. In addition, some basic aspects on
what is prohibited and disliked, together with some instructions on
elements of social conduct.
Hanafi fiqh is followed, however there are occasional references to
other school of fiqh.
Qadi Thana Ullah Panipati (1731 - 1831 CE) gained his Islamic education
and knowledge of the shariah from great scholars o his time such as Shah
Waliyyullah Dehlawi and was a deciple of Mirza Mazhar Jaane Janan
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Imam Abu Hanifah
Life and Works
English translation of
Allamah Shibli Nu'mani's "Sirat-i-Nu'man" by M Hadi Hussein
Paper Back 248 Pages Published in India
This book will show the qualities of a true
Scholar one who understands Reality and deal with it rather than
shun from it and seclude oneself from Society.
Imam Abu Hanifah is a True example to Scholars all over the World.
True spirit of Brotherhood, Solidarity and Mutual Respect between
different Opinions.
Something that is missing in today's world. The
Level of English is very reasonable
Allamah Shibli Nomani was a renowned
Scholar and Historian and these two Biographies are well researched
and Composed from authentic sources.
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AL-FAROOQ The Life of
OMAR The Great
(Second Caliph of Islam)
By Prof Shibli Nu'mani
Hardback 472 Pages
Published in India Translated by Maulana Zafar Ali Khan
Well researched by this well known Indian
Indian Scholar and Historian who also wrote the above book, An excellent
work, however we must mention that the Quality of translation
and print does not match the Level of this work. The Original
Book was written in December 1898 |
Rijal
Narrators
of the Muwatta of Imam Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ash-Shaybani
by Shaykh 'Abd al-Hayy al-Luknawi
Translated by Abdassamad Clarke
143 Pages Paperback <<More
Info>>
This book is
the Shaykh's distillation of the strengths and weaknesses of all of the
narrators of the Muwatta, both the Madinan narrators of Imam Malik and the
Kufan and other narrators of Imam Muhammad. It will be published as a part
of the Muwatta of Imam Muhammad. At a later date it is to be published by
Ta-Ha independently as a separate volume
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Bidah
& The Salaf's Worship By Imam
Abu Al Hasanat Abd Al Hai Lucknawi (d1304 AH)
Edited by Sheikh Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghuddah
Translated by Zahir Mahmood
Paperback 148 Page
Al-Hamra Publication, London
What is a bid'ah? In the light of the Qur'an and
Sunnah the author comprehensively answers this question, defining what would be
regarded as a reprehensible and non-reprehensible bid'ah in Islam. Using this
definition as an under girding the author moves onto the question.
'Is exertion in worship a bid'ah, such
as remaining awake the entire night engaged in prayers or completing the whole
Qur'an in a single rak'ah? By presenting a deluge of narrations illustrating the
wonderful exertion of the Salaf, the author in a scholarly manner also puts this
question into its proper context
About
the Editor
Shaykh Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghuddah was born in Syria in 1917. One of the
outstanding Muslim scholars of the 20th century, Shaykh Abu Ghuddah was a
leading scholar in the field of Hadith and of the Hanafi school of Fiqh. He
studied in Syria and Egypt specialising in Arabic Language, Hadith, Shariah and
Psychology. He had many prominent teachers, amongst them Shaykh Ragib al-Tabbakh,
Shaykh Ahmed ibn Muhamad al-Zaraqa, Shaykh Isa al-Bayanuni, Shaykh Ahmad al-Kurdi
and the renouned Ottoman Scholar Imam al-Kawthari. He met Imam Hasan al-Banna in
the 1940?s and joined the Muslim Brotherhood. On his return to Syria he became
very active in his da?wah work and eventually he became the leader of the Muslim
Brotherhood in Syria. He taught Usul al Fiqh, Hanafi Fiqh and Comaparative Fiqh
at the University of Damascus. He also taught at the King Saud University and
Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. He was buried in al-Baqi Cemetry in
Madinah in 1997.
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