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Introduction
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Basics of Islam
- What is Islam?
- Basic Beliefs
- Tawheed
- The Farewell Sermon (Arabic: خطبة الوداع, Khutbatul-Wadāʿ)
- Salat or Prayers
- Angels
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- The Holy Quran
- Al Quran Taqi Usmani Translation
- The Amana Rasul Verses: The Last Two Ayahs of Surah Al-Baqarah
- Surah Kahf
- Surah Al-Fatihah Hifdh Pack
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- Tafsir Of The Quran Ishraq Al-Ma'ani
- Preface
- Surah Al-Fatihah-1 to Surah Āl-`Imran-3
- Surah Al-Nisa’-4 to Surah Al An`am-6
- Surah Al A`raf-7 to Surah Hud-11
- Surah Yusuf-12 to Surah Ta-Ha-20
- Surah Al-Anbiya’-21 to Surah Al-Qasas-28
- Surah Al-`Ankabut-29 to Surah Al-Zumar-39
- Surah Ghafir- 40 to Surah Al-Hashr-59
- Surah Al-Mumtahanah-60 to Surah Al-Nas-114
- Index
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Other
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Notable Reads
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Motherhood
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Womanhood
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Matrimony
- Articles coming soon inshaAllah
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Muslima Guide Publications
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Dua Cards Library
I Appeal To Your Sense Of Shame My Muslim Sister
The book “I Appeal To Your Sense Of Shame My Muslim Sister… Will You Not Respond?” is a heartfelt call to Muslim women, urging them to reflect on their modesty and adherence to Islamic principles, particularly in the context of hijaab and dress code.
The book discusses the concept of Hayaa’ (modesty/shame), which is an essential part of faith and is reflected in one’s behaviour and dress. Nawaal Bint Abdullah writes with a sense of urgency, appealing to the reader’s sense of shame and honour, and encourages Muslim women to take a stand against the pressures of societal norms that conflict with Islamic teachings.
Overall, the book is a passionate plea for Muslim women to embrace their identity and to be proud of their faith, upholding the values of modesty and piety in all aspects of their lives.
This book was translated in 1998 but its message is timeless particularly now.
