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The Meaning of Islam: A Brief Explanation of the Most Important Principles and Teachings Which Every Muslim Must know (Hikmah Publications)

£5.50

This book in your hands is for new Muslims who have just accepted Islam and Non-Muslims interested in Islam or almost about to accept Islam. It is also useful for Muslims wishing to revise or learn the basics of Islam in a concise manner. It can also be used by parents wishing to give their children a good foundation in the basics.

Fear The Temptations Of This Dunya This Worldly Life

£9.95
Explanation Of A Poem On The Abstinence Of The Worldly Life, Enticement To Good And The Deterrent From Evil.

Shaykh Hafiz al-Hakami | Shaykh Abd al-Razzaq Ibn Abd al-Muhsin Al-Badr | Hikmah Publications

This book covers an aspect of knowledge that is both noble and important in that it discusses abstinence of the worldly life and carries a warning from ever being infatuated with it, competing for it or allowing it to become the main concern of oneself or an ultimate objective. Whoever finds themselves as such will be significantly harmed by it, and it will be the reason for his demise and a prevention from all that is good.

The scholars have written numerous valuable works and beneficial authorship’s on this subject, from them is al-Imam Ahmad, Ibn al-Mubārak, Waki’, Hannad Ibn al-Sari and others. Furthermore, the student of knowledge is in need of reading what the people of knowledge have penned down in this subject matter, so that the soul becomes refined and disciplined, his heart becomes steadfast and to avoid being charmed by the worldly life.

A PRINCIPLE CONCERNING PATIENCE & GRATITUDE [Paperback]

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Ibn Taymiyyah said, “Allah has made for his believing servants – in every situation [they encounter] – goodness from Himself. For they are constantly in [receipt of] bounty from their Lord irrespective of whether they encounter what they love or what they dislike. And He made His ordainments and decrees which He ordains for them and decrees upon them as merchandise through which they may profit and as paths through which they may reach Him.” He also said “And when the servant considers all of faith, he will see it returning back in its entirety to patience and gratitude.

The Disease and the Cure – الداء والدواء

£35.00

Also known as: The Sufficient Answers for the One Who Asked About the Remedial Cure

By: Ibn Al-Qayyim

Publisher: Hikmah Publications

This book was a response to a question posed by an individual who was afflicted by a calamity, finding himself in a dire and needy state. He acknowledged to himself that if he failed to rid himself of this ailment it would destroy him in this life and the next. He had endeavoured to relieve himself of this affliction, but its severity and intensity grew. Consequently, Ibn al-Qayyim diagnosed his condition and understood the request within the question, providing an answer that was detailed and appropriate. Thus, this classical work is suitable for all places and times.

Explanation of Al-Qasidah Al-Lamiyah by Allamah Ahmad b. Yahya Al-Najmi

£7.50

Shaikh Ahmad An-Najmi | Hikmah Publications

This is a translation of Shaykh Aḥmad al-Najmī’s explanation of al-Qāṣīdah al-Lāmīyah, which is ascribed to Shaykh al-Islām Ibn Taymīyah. It comprises of only 16 verses of poetry, clarifying a number of core beliefs of Ahl al-Sunnah Wa al-Jamāʿah.

The Evils of Music: The Devil’s Voice and Instrument

£11.95
Weight 0.217 kg
Dimensions 23 x 15 x 1 cm
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Binding Paperback
Pages 130
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A Description Of The Supererogatory (Sunnah) Prayers

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O Muslim, be consistent with the regular supererogatory Prayers, imitating the excellent example of the Prophet (sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam). As Allaah said,
“Indeed, in the Messenger of Allaah you have a good example to follow for him who hopes for (the meeting with) Allaah and the Last Day, and remembers Allaah much.” [Sooratul-Ahzaab 33:21]
Being consistent with the supererogatory Prayers is also a way to compensate for any fault or deficiency that transpired in the obligatory Prayers.

Man is prone to fall short and fail to achieve perfection, and therefore he is in need of something to compensate for his negligence.

For this reason – O Muslim – you cannot afford to neglect the regular supererogatory Prayers, as this will earn you extra rewards, which you will find with your Lord.

Along with every obligatory act, whether it is the compulsory prayer, compulsory fasting, compulsory zakaat or compulsory Hajj, a corresponding supererogatory act has been legislated. All of these obligations are accompanied by similar supererogatory acts that have been legislated to compensate for any flaw and to rectify any discrepancy.

The fact that Allaah has prescribed different acts of worship, so as to elevate His servants in degrees and cleanse them of their sins, is a blessing which He bestows upon them.

Furthermore, my dear brothers, you should know that performance of the regular supererogatory prayers is heavily emphasised and it is disliked to abandon them. Whoever continuously leaves off these Prayers is considered to be sinful , and according to some Imaams such a person is untrustworthy because constantly leaving off these Prayers suggests a weakness in his Religion and negligence on his part.