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Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA): The Best Man After the Prophet (PBUH)

He was the first man to believe, the companion of the cave, and the first leader of the Muslim ummah after the Prophet (peace be upon him) — this is the biography of Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, the best man after the Prophet (PBUH).

Journey through his blessed life: his noble birth in Makkah...

Final Messenger (PBUH): Childhood to Prophethood

Before he was the Messenger, he was the orphan child of Makkah — and every step of his early life carried the signs of what was to come. This is the story of Muhammad (peace be upon him), from his blessed birth to the first revelation.

Journey through his early years: his birth in Makkah in the Year...

Is it permissible to make dua together with the imam after the obligatory prayers — or must every person supplicate alone?

In The Ruling on Collective Dua After Obligatory Prayers, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy answers this debated question with evidences from the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and the practice of the Companions. Drawing on the...

Does an injection break the fast? What about an inhaler, a vaccine, or a tooth extraction? Can a fasting person have an ultrasound, give blood, or use eye drops?

In Fasting in the Modern Age, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy answers thirty of the most pressing contemporary questions about fasting — the masayel that modern medicine has placed...

What does it mean to have a pure heart — and how do we attain one?

In Heart’s Spirituality by Purification, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy presents the essential Islamic teaching of tazkiyyat an-nafs (purification of the soul) — a command given from the earliest days of revelation in Makkah.

Drawing on the Qur’an and the Sunnah, this book...

How many rak’ats is the Witr prayer — one, three, five, or seven? What did the Prophet (peace be upon him) actually pray, and what was the practice of the Sahaba?

In The Witr Prayer in the Light of Hadith and Athar, the renowned scholar Mawlana Muhammad Yusuf Ludhianvi (RA) examines the hadith evidence on the Witr prayer with the precision of a...

Is it enough to follow only the hadith of Bukhari and Muslim?

In Encyclopaedia of All Books of Hadith Listings, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy answers with overwhelming evidence: more than 230 books of hadith and takhrij, containing 808,167 hadith and athar of the Prophet (peace be upon him), the Companions, and the Tabi’in.

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Are Taraweeh and Tahajjud the same prayer — or two completely different prayers?

In Taraweeh and Tahajjud Are Two Different Prayers, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy answers, with evidence from the Qur’an and Sunnah, those who claim that the Taraweeh of Ramadan and the Tahajjud of the rest of the year are one and the same prayer.

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Who inherits, and how much, when a Muslim passes away?

In Muslim Faraid Principles: The Islamic Law of Inheritance in Brief, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy presents a clear, concise guide to the Qur’anic law of inheritance — one of the most important branches of Islamic jurisprudence.

This book explains, in plain language:

- The Qur’anic...

What does Islam say about loving your country?

In The Islamic Perspective on Patriotism, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy presents a clear, Qur’an-and-Sunnah-based understanding of patriotism — what it is, what it is not, and where its limits lie.

Drawing on verses of the Holy Qur’an and the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him),...

Can the imam or the worshipper recite the Qur’an by looking at it during Taraweeh prayer?

In Reciting the Qur’an by Looking in Taraweeh: A Rebuttal to the Wrong Fatwa, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy refutes — with evidence from the Qur’an and Sahih Hadith — the modern claim that looking at the mushaf during prayer is permissible.

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How did the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) raise his hands when beginning the prayer — and where did he place them? This concise, evidence-based work answers directly from the Sahih Hadith.

Drawing on ten hadith about raising the hands, the author presents the three authentically established ways — to the shoulders,...

Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA): The Best Man After the Prophet (PBUH)

He was the first man to believe, the companion of the cave, and the first leader of the Muslim ummah after the Prophet (peace be upon him) — this is the biography of Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, the best man after the Prophet (PBUH).

Journey through his blessed life: his noble birth in Makkah...

I’tikaf — secluding oneself in the masjid for the worship of Allah — is among the most beloved acts of Ramadan, practiced by the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) every year of his life. Yet many questions surround it: What are its conditions? Where is it valid? What breaks it? What should the mu’takif do day and night?...

Final Messenger (PBUH): Childhood to Prophethood

Before he was the Messenger, he was the orphan child of Makkah — and every step of his early life carried the signs of what was to come. This is the story of Muhammad (peace be upon him), from his blessed birth to the first revelation.

Journey through his early years: his birth in Makkah in the Year...

Who preserved the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) for all generations to come?

In Biographies of the Six Imams of Hadith, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy presents the lives and monumental works of Imam Bukhari, Imam Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj, Imam Abu Dawood, Imam at-Tirmidhi, Imam an-Nasai, and Imam Ibn Majah — the compilers...

Who were the four great Imams whose schools of thought guide the Muslim world to this day?

In Biographies of the Four Imams of Mazahib, Dr. Mufty Hafiz Luthfur Rahman Qasimy presents the lives, scholarship, and legacies of Imam Abu Hanifa, Imam Malik ibn Anas, Imam Shafi’ee, and Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal — the founders of the four Sunni madhhabs.

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The Four Imams Imam Abu Hanifa (r.), Imam Malik (r.), Imam Al-Shaffee (r.), and Ima Ahmad in Hambl (r.) have profoundly impacted Islamic jurisprudence and theology. This biographical work explores their lives, emphasizing their relevance in contemporary Islamic scholarship. Their legacies remain vibrant, guiding and inspiring Muslims globally....

One of his notable endeavors includes the composition of concise biographies detailing the dives of six revered Imams of Hadith. Despite various biographical accounts of these six Imams in English, the absence of a cohesive resource for comprehending their life stories is quite conspicuous. His initiative in this regard is indeed commendable and...