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This essential guide to Islam covers every aspect of the Muslim faith and its history - from the life of the Prophet Muhammad and the teachings of the Koran to Islam in the 21st century. Celebrating the scientific, literary, and artistic achievements of the Islamic Golden Age and the ideas of philosophers and theologians across the centuries, it opens a window on the Islamic world. So he completed this Islamic book in a period of twenty years and the result is that more than two million copies of this Islamic book have been published and dedicated to the public. Every event and incident of his life has been described and narrated in detail, but no one can claim to have rendered the Prophet’s (PBUH) biography its full right. Hundreds of Islamic books have been written on Prophet Muhammad’s life (PBUH) and this endeavor will continue till the Day of Resurrection. One hundred and fifty thousand Saudi Riyals (SR 150,000) (forty thousand U.S. Dollars) was announced as the grand prize for the best five books and The Sealed Nectar was awarded the first prize. The Islamic book Islamic Fatwa Regarding Women compiled by Muhammad Bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Musnad is a marvelous piece of work in this regard. The compiler has done a good job of gathering the most important and frequently asked questions by Muslim sisters.

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He has brought to the notice of the people in one volume all the necessary rules and regulations of Islam. We can say that this Islamic book is a comprehensive collection of teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah related to all walks of life. 04). Namaz e Nabvi (نماز نبوی) This is beautiful lesson about Economics and Business success from the Quran. Business’ that thrive are one’s that create more value for consumers than they take. This simple concept is often neglected by individuals that start business’ because they primarily get into business for selfish reasons, they want money and the freedom. Profits and freedom are a by product that comes only to those who provide tremendous value upfront for their users. Failure to understand this is a major contributor to the statistic that 80% of business fail within the first 5 years. It’s a difficult task to bring the most value to the marketplace while remaining cost effective and competitive.Figure 16. Sher Mandal, which housed Humayun’s library, and was one of the first observatories of Delhi. Olga Pinto: `The Libraries of the Arabs during the time of the Abbasids,’ in Islamic Culture 3 (1929), pp. 211-43. It was sent down by Allah, through his angel Jabreel, who revealed the 114 chapters over the course of 23 years to Prophet Muhammad, may peace be upon him. It was his life’s mission to deliver this message to mankind and help guide and save them. Dale Carnegie an American writer and lecturer, and the developer of courses in self-improvement, salesmanship, corporate training, public speaking, and interpersonal skills wrote a book, The Art of “Art of Public Speaking”, in which his style was the first state principle and then, under one, to illustrate the events of his nation’s prominent men. ۔ How did his book benefit him? All he could do was commit suicide. It was only because he wrote this book in an attempt to make worldly happiness and a life of ease a success.

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Mashhad library was attached to the mausoleum of Hazrat Ali Ibn Musa al-Raza, the 8 th Shia Imam (818). The library was established around 974. There are books on Quran, Hadith, philosophy, logic and jurisprudence. The catalogue of the library is “ fihrist kutub khana Astana Quds Rizvi”, in several volumes. Currently TheCentral Library of Astan Quds Razaviis a large library in Mashhad, Iran. It holds over 1.1 million volumes. It is an international center for Islamic research, containing numerous manuscripts and rare works of the antiquity of Islamic history. Ali ibn Simjour endowed in 974 AD the oldest Quran to the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS). (Wikipedia) So leave them to converse vainly and amuse themselves until they meet their Day which they are promised – The Day they will emerge from the graves rapidly as if they were, toward an erected idol, hastening. Their eyes humbled, humiliation will cover them. That is the Day which they had been promised.” Ayat 43-45 Library of Tus – Tus is one of the oldest cities in Iran. It has produced great men like Niazm al-Mulk, Naseer al-Din Tusi and poet laureate Firdausi. The library of Tus was founded by Nizam al-Mulk, founder of madrasah Nizamiyah Baghdad. The majority of manuscripts were written in Arabic, but many were also in local languages. The dates of the manuscripts ranged between the late 13th and the early 20th centuries. Their subject matter ranged from scholarly works to short letters. The manuscripts were passed down in Timbuktu families and were mostly in poor condition. Most of the manuscripts remain unstudied and un-catalogued, and their total number is unknown, amenable only to rough estimates.He was the pupil of many great scholars such as Ishaaq ibn Ahmad al Maghrabi Al-Maqsadsi, Abdurrahman al-Anbari, and Abdul Aziz al-Ansari. He is the best interpreter of the famous hadith book Sahih Muslim. Imam Malik رحمه الله intended to compile his most famous book, “The Muwatta”, so he compiled it, so whoever was in Medina that day worked in “Muwattaat”, and he was told: You busy yourself with the work of this book while people have partnered with you on the same work, and Imam Malik knew those “Muwattaat”. so he said: Bring what they have compiled in their “Muwattaat”. So those books were brought to him and he looked in them, then discarded them and said: You will soon know that except for the book (Islamic book) which has been written for the pleasure of Allah, all the others will not be able to gain popularity. There was certainly in their stories a lesson for those of understanding. Never was the Qur’an a narration invented, but a confirmation of what was before it and a detailed explanation of all things and guidance and mercy for a people who believe.” Ayat 111

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Here we will list the 10 best Islamic books by Darussalam that each person should read at least once in their life. The books range from a number of different categories and cover multiple topics. 01). Tafseer Ahsan-ul-Bayan (تفسير أحسن البيان) The author of this Islamic book, Imam Ibn Qayyim رحمه الله, was born in 691 AH and died in 751 AH. He was an important medieval Islamic jurisconsult, theologian, and spiritual writer. He was the famous pupil of Shiekh ul Islam Imam Ibn Taimiyyah and the teacher of Imam Ibn Rajab and Imam Ibn Kathir رحمهم الله.And those who are to their trusts and promises attentive And those who are in their testimonies upright And those who [carefully] maintain their prayer: They will be in gardens, honored.” Surah Al-Ma’arij Ayat 32-35 Abu Ali … frequented his library, which was of incomparable richness, as it contained not only all the celebrated works which are found in the hand of the public, but others not to be met anywhere else and of which not only the titles but the contents were unknown. Here Abu Ali discovered treatise on the sciences of the ancients, and other subjects, the essence of which he extracted, and with the greater part of which sciences he became acquainted. It happened some time afterwards that this library was consumed by fire, and Abu Ali remained the sole depository of the knowledge which it contained. Some persons even said that it was he who set fire to the library.” (books.google.ca/ ibn khallikan biographical dictionary) Libraries are considered teachers of the teachers. The word Library is derived from the Latin word liber, meaning book, whereas bibliotheca is a Greek word for the library used in German and Romance languages.

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The warnings about the Sahi and the Dhaif Hadith are also highlighted by Sheikh Zubair Ali Zai رحمه الله. This Islamic book in English is sold under the name “Prayers according to the Sunnah”. It is essential, in fact necessary, to explain the signs of the Hour, speak about their true meaning, and understand them [in that light]; because we believe in the Hereafter, we should prepare for this day and save ourselves and our families from the tribulations that will take place near the Day of Resurrection. In Shiraz, he established a glorious library with books written from the beginnings of Islam to his time. It was located inside the royal palace. There were a large number of tall bookshelves; the wood was painted with gold color. There was a separate room for each branch of knowledge. The library was looked after by a treasurer, and a director. Only reputable scholars had access to the library. The Transliteration for the above Dua is “Rabbigh fir lee wa liwaa lidaiya wa liman dakhala baitiya mu’minanw wa lil mu’mineena wal mu’minaati wa laa tazidiz zaalimeena illaa tabaaraa”

Emperor Mirza Shahab al-din Baig Khurram Shah-jahan (1666) rule was the golden period of Mughal architecture, as well as learning and scholarship. The size of the imperial library grew further. Like his forefathers he patronized scholars. He had gathered a large number of calligraphers at his court. His royal library was decorated with twenty-four thousand finest volumes on mathematics, geography, astrology, medicine, politics, logic, history and agriculture. Lahore, Delhi, Jaunpur, and Ahmadabad were major centers of learning. During Shah-Jahan’s rule, many scholars had their own personal libraries. For instance library of Mulla Abdul Hakim Sialkoti was famous for its rare volumes. This information was extracted from Karachi University Library Science Alumni Association online magazine, Editor M.H. Shahid. Jan-June 2015, brief description of other libraries in Rawalpindi-Islamabad is given as well. Baytul Hikma consisted of a library, translation bureau, observatories, reading rooms, and living quarters for scientists & administration buildings. One of the scholars employed here was Elan al-Sha’oobi, under his supervision ancient manuscripts were copied. Abu Sahal and Abu al-Fazal bin Naubakht were delegated with the task of expanding the library. The influential minister Yahya bin Khalid Barmaki invited Hindu scholars and had Sanskrit books translated into Arabic. Because Yahya Barmaki was Iranian, he had many Persian books translated into Arabic by Abu Sahal and Abul-Fazal. When Haroon al-Rashid received books from his adventures in Rome and Amudiyya, he instructed physician Yohanna ma-Sawiyya to translate these Greek works into Arabic. Once Prince Saleem (Emperor Jehangir d1627) once went to historian Abu al-Fazl Allami’s house and noticed 40 scribes copying the Glorious Quran and its commentary. Akbar was fond of painting; there were top class painters in his court. At his behest 12 volumes of Dastan Ameer Hamza were presented to Akbar, consisting of 1400 illustrations. Similarly, Changez Nama, Zafar Nama, Iqbal nama, Razm Nama, Ramayan, Kaleela wa dimna and Ayyra Danish were illustrated at an astronomical cost. There was in his library an illustrated copy of “ Tarikh Khandan Taimuriya” with 112 illustrations. This is now in Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library, Patna, India. The chief librarian was Emperor Akbar’s poet laureate Allama Fayzi and Abdul Qadir Bada’uni. Hundreds of madrasah were founded during Akbar reign which needed books. There were 225 courtiers in his royal court; each one had his own personal library. The Quran is free from any doubts as it’s sent by Allah himself, it teaches people to live a balanced life (both socially and spiritually), been preserved and unchanged for centuries, it’s also the only book that has been memorized cover to cover by thousands if not millions of people since its revelation.