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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Qur'anic Worldview: A Systematic Presentation of the Divine Message offers a comprehensive, coherent, and accessible exposition of the Qur'an's vision of reality, humanity, and ultimate destiny. Rather than approaching the Qur'an as a collection of isolated doctrines or legal rulings, this book presents it as an integrated worldview-one that addresses the deepest questions of existence, meaning, morality, and hope through divine revelation.Organized thematically and systematically, the work guides readers through the Qur'an's own conceptual architecture. It begins by examining the nature of the Qur'anic message itself: revelation as divine speech, the Qur'an's purpose as guidance and criterion, and its distinctive mode of communication marked by thematic recurrence, parables, and contextual address. This opening framework establishes how the Qur'an speaks, why it speaks, and how it is meant to be read-not merely as a text, but as a living address to humanity.At the heart of the book lies a detailed presentation of God (Allah) as portrayed in the Qur'an: absolutely one, transcendent yet near, merciful yet just. The discussion of divine names and attributes is carefully integrated with God's relationship to creation, offering a balanced Qur'anic vision that avoids both abstraction and anthropomorphism. From this theological foundation, the book expands outward to explore creation and the cosmic order, the unseen world, and life as a moral trial governed by wisdom, measure, and purpose.A substantial portion of the work is devoted to humanity-its origin, dignity, moral nature, and responsibility. Drawing on the Qur'anic concepts of firah, amanah, and vicegerency, the book presents the human being as honored yet accountable, free yet dependent, capable of both forgetfulness and repentance. Human reason is affirmed, but its limits are acknowledged, leading naturally into the Qur'anic rationale for prophethood and revelation as acts of divine mercy.The chapters on prophethood, scripture, and faith trace the continuity of the prophetic call from Adam to Muhammad, highlighting the Qur'an's role as confirmation and guardian of earlier revelations. Faith, disbelief, and hypocrisy are examined not only as theological categories but as lived states of the heart, revealing how belief shapes character and how moral arrogance or heedlessness leads to spiritual decline.Moving from belief to practice, the book presents worship and divine law as the embodiment of faith in daily life. Core acts of worship, ethical commands, and legal principles are shown to cultivate sincerity, justice, and balance between inner devotion and outward conduct. This ethical vision extends into social and civilizational life, addressing family, community, governance, justice, peace, and moral responsibility in history.The Qur'anic narratives of the prophets are treated not as mere historical accounts but as recurring moral patterns-stories of truth confronted by arrogance, perseverance in the face of opposition, and divine aid that vindicates faith. Similarly, the Qur'an's reflections on history and nations reveal enduring divine patterns governing the rise and decline of communities.The final chapters draw the reader toward the ultimate horizon of the Qur'anic worldview: death, resurrection, judgment, and eternal abodes. Accountability, divine justice, and mercy are presented together, culminating in the Qur'an's enduring call to reflection, submission, and lived transformation.Written in an elegant yet accessible style, The Qur'anic Worldview is designed for thoughtful readers seeking a structured understanding of the Qur'an's message-students, educators, and anyone interested in how the Qur'an speaks to the human condition as a whole. It invites readers not only to un Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Ashab-ul-Jannah and Ashab-un-Nar: A Qur'anic Mirror of Human DestinyThe Qur'an speaks not only in stories and laws but in categories of belonging. Among the most powerful of these categories are the Ashab-the companions, the people, the dwellers of a moral destination. In the Qur'anic landscape, these classifications are not mere labels. They are ethical signposts that reveal the inner architecture of human choice, accountability, and destiny.Ashab-ul-Jannah and Ashab-un-Nar: A Qur'anic Mirror of Human Destiny is a book that places these two profound terms at the heart of Qur'anic reflection. It is not a theological treatise aimed at speculation or polemic. Instead, it is a guided journey into the Qur'an's own understanding of human life, its direction, and its final outcome.The book begins with a simple but urgent question: What does it mean to be a "companion" in the Qur'an? The word Ashab appears repeatedly throughout the Qur'an, describing groups that are bound by belief, behavior, destiny, or moral orientation. Sometimes it names the people of a historical event, like the Companions of the Cave or the Companions of the Elephant. Sometimes it describes an eternal outcome, like the Companions of the Garden or the Companions of the Fire.This book argues that these two final categories-Ashab-ul-Jannah and Ashab-un-Nar-are not only the Qur'an's way of describing the afterlife, but its most profound moral warning and invitation. They are the Qur'an's clearest expression of the central human question: Which companionship will you choose?The author carefully examines every Qur'anic verse that explicitly mentions Ashab-ul-Jannah and Ashab-un-Nar, and traces how the Qur'an contrasts them in language, imagery, and moral logic. Through this careful analysis, the reader is shown that the Qur'an's depiction of these companions is not simplistic. It is layered with meaning. The Qur'an describes the righteous as people who lived with humility, remembrance, gratitude, and justice; and it describes the destined-for-Fire as those who rejected signs, chose arrogance, and hardened themselves against truth.But the book does not stop at describing the categories. It goes further by exploring the "moral process" that leads a person toward one companionship or the other. It identifies recurring themes: denial, forgetfulness, arrogance, and selfishness on one side; sincerity, patience, compassion, and remembrance on the other. It reveals how the Qur'an frames destiny as a consequence of character, not merely belief.To help readers navigate the Qur'an's language, the book also explains the broader use of the root --b (s h b), showing how the Qur'an uses it in singular and plural forms, and how it shapes the Qur'anic worldview of association and belonging.This book is both reflective and practical. It does not aim to scare, but to awaken. It encourages readers to ask themselves: Where do my habits, friendships, priorities, and intentions point? It reminds readers that the Qur'an's message is not merely about the afterlife; it is about the moral quality of life today.The book includes appendices that list the relevant verses, offer contextual notes on related categories such as Ashab-ul-Maimana, Ashab-ul-Mash'ama, and Ashab-ul-A'raf, and provide a complete academic reference for the root --b across the Qur'an.A Qur'anic Mirror of Human Destiny is for anyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the Qur'an's moral vision. It is for those who want to read the Qur'an not only as a scripture but as a guide to ethical formation, spiritual awakening, and personal transformation.Ultimately, this book invites its readers to a final, timeless d Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Path to God: A Comprehensive Synthesis of Islamic Spirituality Drawn from the Classical Masters of Tasawwuf is a profound and accessible guide to the inner life of Islam. Written for readers seeking depth, clarity, and authenticity, this book presents Islamic spirituality (tasawwuf) as a disciplined path of inner transformation rooted firmly in the Qur'an and the Sunnah. Rather than offering a summary of classical works, it weaves together their insights into a unified and coherent vision of the journey toward God.Drawing from the enduring masterpieces of the tradition-including Iya Ulum al-Din, Kashf al-Majub, Ghunyat al-alibin, Futu al-Ghayb, al-Risalah al-Qushayriyyah, Madarij al-Salikin, Zad al-Maad, and Dalail al-Khayrat-this work distills centuries of spiritual wisdom without diluting its depth. The result is a systematic presentation that speaks both to serious students of Islamic knowledge and to readers newly exploring the inward dimension of faith.The book begins by establishing what tasawwuf truly is: not an innovation or marginal practice, but the heart of lived Islam. It clarifies the foundations of the spiritual path, its legitimacy within orthodox belief, and its continuity from the earliest generations of Muslims to the great masters of later centuries. Spirituality is presented as the cultivation of sincerity, awareness of God, and purification of the soul-concerns that lie at the center of religious life.From there, the reader is guided inward, toward an understanding of the human self. The book explores the relationship between body, soul, heart, intellect, and ego, showing how spiritual growth depends on recognizing and disciplining these dimensions. The heart emerges as the center of transformation, vulnerable to diseases such as pride, envy, ostentation, and heedlessness. These are treated not as abstract concepts, but as real inner struggles, accompanied by practical guidance for repentance, vigilance, and reform.A central feature of the book is its mapping of the spiritual journey through the classical framework of spiritual stations and states. Repentance, patience, gratitude, detachment, trust, contentment, love, and intimacy with God are presented as stages of growth, each with its challenges and signs of authenticity. Transient spiritual states-fear, hope, presence, tranquility-are explained with balance, guarding the seeker against both denial and spiritual illusion.Worship is explored as a means of transformation rather than mere obligation. Prayer, fasting, charity, night vigil, remembrance of God, and supplication are shown to be pathways to nearness when performed with presence and understanding. Special emphasis is placed on love for the Prophet Muammad and sending blessings upon him, drawing on the rich devotional heritage of the Muslim tradition.The book also addresses character, ethics, and social conduct, showing how true spirituality must be reflected in humility, truthfulness, patience, compassion, and restraint of the tongue. It examines spiritual companionship, guidance, and the dangers of false authority, while affirming personal responsibility and discernment.Finally, The Path to God turns the reader toward life's ultimate realities: trials, suffering, death, and the meeting with God. Hardship is reframed as a means of refinement, reliance upon God as the soul's refuge, and remembrance of death as a source of sincerity and clarity. The journey concludes not in abstraction, but in hope, accountability, and the promise of nearness to God.The Path to God is thus both map and companion: a faithful synthesis of the classical tradition, organized for clarity, depth, and completeness, and inten Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Hypocrisy is among the gravest moral and spiritual dangers identified by the Qur'an-yet it is also among the most misunderstood. Often reduced to everyday inconsistency or casually weaponized as an accusation, the Qur'anic concept of nifaq occupies a far more precise, unsettling, and consequential space. The Hypocrites is a rigorous exploration of this concept as revelation itself defines it, stripping away both modern trivialization and polemical excess.The Qur'an does not treat hypocrisy as a minor ethical flaw. It presents it as a distinct moral and theological category, separate from both belief and open disbelief. Unlike the disbeliever, whose rejection is explicit, the munafiq operates through concealment-professing faith while inwardly negating it, aligning with belief when convenient and retreating when costly. This internal contradiction, the Qur'an insists, is more destabilizing to the moral order of the believing community than external opposition. As a result, the munafiqun receive sustained analytical attention in the Madinan revelation, where faith became not only a creed but a social, legal, and ethical commitment.This book argues that hypocrisy is not about weakness, doubt, or sinfulness per se. Rather, it is about conscious deception, strategic faith, and the refusal of ultimate commitment. Drawing on close Qur'anic textual analysis, authenticated Prophetic traditions, and the insights of classical exegetes and theologians, the work reconstructs the anatomy of nifaq with conceptual precision. It examines its linguistic roots, its Qur'anic distribution, and its defining characteristics, showing how revelation distinguishes hypocrisy from error, ignorance, or moral failure.A central contribution of this study is its careful treatment of the distinction between major hypocrisy (nifaq itiqadi) and minor hypocrisy (nifaq amali). By engaging scholars such as Ibn Kathir, al-Nawawi, Ibn Taymiyyah, and al-Ghazali, the book highlights the safeguards developed within Sunni theology to prevent reckless judgment, takfir, and the collapse of moral humility.The Sunnah plays a critical role in this clarification. The Prophet identified signs of hypocrisy not to expose hidden hearts, but to cultivate ethical vigilance and self-accountability. His pedagogy warns without excommunicating, diagnoses without accusing, and preserves a strict boundary between observable behavior and inner belief-affirming that hearts ultimately belong to Allah alone.Through a thematic analysis of key Qur'anic passages, the book explores ritual emptiness, existential instability, distorted loyalty, and the severe eschatological consequences reserved for those who betray faith after recognition. It further contrasts the Qur'anic concept of nifaq with the broader moral notion of hypocrisy in Western ethical discourse, demonstrating the limits of translation and the danger of conceptual reduction.In its final sections, the book turns to contemporary Muslim discourse, where the label "munafiq" has been dangerously expanded in political, sectarian, and digital spaces. It critiques this over-identification as a theological and ethical crisis-one that revives suspicion, erodes mercy, and contradicts the Qur'an's own restraint. The Qur'anic corrective, the author argues, is not silence about hypocrisy, but a reorientation of its purpose: from public accusation to private reckoning.The Hypocrites is not a manual for identifying others. It is a mirror held up by revelation, meant to protect believers from self-deception and gradual inner corrosion. Serious, restrained, and textually grounded, this book invites readers to engage one of the Qur'an's most sobering warnings with intellectual rigo Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Tasawwuf: The Inner Path of Islam offers a clear, comprehensive, and deeply rooted exploration of the spiritual heart of Islam. Neither a conventional history nor a purely devotional text, this book presents Tasawwuf as a living Islamic discipline-one that emerged organically from the Qur'an, the Prophetic model, and the pursuit of ihsan, spiritual excellence.Tasawwuf has often been misunderstood: romanticized as abstract mysticism, reduced to poetry and music, or criticized as marginal to Islamic orthodoxy. This book challenges those assumptions by situating Tasawwuf firmly within the core structure of Islam, alongside Islam (practice) and Iman (belief). It presents Sufism not as an optional embellishment, but as Islam's inner science-concerned with purification of the soul, refinement of character, and conscious awareness of God.The first part of the book lays the conceptual foundations. It examines the meaning of Tasawwuf as tazkiyah al-nafs, tracing its roots to the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and the earliest generations of Muslims. The emergence of asceticism, the role of love, fear, and sincerity, and the gradual formation of a conscious spiritual method are explored with clarity and balance. Central Sufi concepts-such as ma'rifah (inner knowing), maqamat (spiritual stations), and ahwal (spiritual states)-are presented as part of a coherent psychology of the heart rather than as abstract metaphysics. The symbolic and poetic language of Sufism is treated not as obscurity, but as a necessary mode for expressing inner experience.The second part of the book addresses how Tasawwuf developed from an individual spiritual path into organized traditions. It explores the role of the spiritual guide (shaykh), the ethics of discipleship (adab), and the importance of living transmission through silsilah. Particular attention is given to the relationship between Shari'ah and Tariqah, emphasizing their complementarity rather than opposition. Tasawwuf is shown to have flourished within both Sunni and Shi'i contexts, always grounded in ethical discipline, balance, and sobriety. The rise of the Sufi orders is presented as a response to historical, social, and spiritual needs, giving birth to enduring communities of learning, service, and transformation.The third and largest part of the book is devoted to the major Sufi orders as living spiritual traditions. Each order is treated with the same disciplined structure, allowing readers to perceive both their distinct character and their shared spiritual core. The Qadiriyya, Chishtiyya, Suhrawardiyya, Naqshbandiyya, Shadhiliyya, Mevlevi, Kubrawiyya, Nimatullahi, Rifaiyyah, Muridiyya, and Saifi orders are examined through their founders, guiding principles, methods of spiritual training, and historical influence. Rather than cataloguing dates and events, the book highlights the spiritual ethos of each order-sobriety, love, silence, service, beauty, inner perception, or social engagement-and how these paths addressed the needs of their societies.The final chapter serves as a reflective conclusion, returning to the essential unity beneath the diversity of Sufi paths. It addresses critiques of Tasawwuf, the challenges of modernity, and the question of spiritual authenticity in a rapidly changing world. Tasawwuf is presented not as a relic of the past, but as a living path of renewal-capable of cultivating ethical depth, inner balance, and spiritual awareness in every age.Written with clarity, restraint, and respect for the Islamic tradition, Tasawwuf: The Inner Path of Islam is intended for thoughtful readers seeking to understand the spiritual dimension of Islam-students, scholars, and general readers alike. It invites the reader not mere Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. There are moments in every believer's life when words falter-when the heart longs to call upon Allah, yet the tongue remains still. Call Upon Him: 60 Powerful Duas from the Qur'an invites readers back to the essence of prayer: the timeless supplications that Allah Himself revealed to humanity.This eloquent and spiritually rich book journeys through sixty Qur'anic duas-living conversations between the Creator and His creation. Each prayer opens a window into divine mercy, prophetic wisdom, and the enduring dialogue between faith and the human heart. Drawing from the Qur'an's sacred eloquence, the book encourages readers not just to recite, but to feel-to awaken the intimacy, humility, and hope that true dua inspires.A Journey Through Divine SupplicationThe book begins with a profound five-part introduction that explores the inner philosophy of prayer: the purpose of dua, its significance in Islam, the etiquette of calling upon Allah, the blessed times of acceptance, and the relationship between Qur'anic and Prophetic supplications. These opening chapters weave knowledge with reflection, turning theology into lived spirituality.Part Two unfolds the heart of the book-sixty duas beautifully arranged across four major themes: Foundational Duas - Supplications for guidance, knowledge, and divine support-the bedrock of a believer's faith.Duas of the Prophets - The pleas and praises of Allah's messengers: Adam and awwa's repentance, Nu's perseverance, Ibrahim's trust, Yunus's surrender, and more.Duas of the Righteous and Believers - The prayers of steadfast souls like Asiyah and the Companions of the Cave, echoing courage, faith, and endurance.Comprehensive Ummah-Oriented Duas - Expansive prayers for the Muslim community-for mercy, forgiveness, unity, and steadfastness in belief.Each supplication is presented with Arabic text, English translation, and insightful commentary, allowing readers to connect deeply with both the meaning and emotion of the verses.A Book for the Modern SoulIn a world filled with noise and distraction, Call Upon Him offers a moment of stillness-a gentle reminder that true peace begins in remembrance. The writing bridges classical wisdom with contemporary reflection, inviting readers to engage the Qur'an not as a distant text, but as a living companion.The author writes as a seeker, not a scholar-as one who has known the ache of waiting, the silence after prayer, and the sweetness of divine nearness. Each page resonates with sincerity and grace, blending literary beauty with spiritual authenticity.Why This Book MattersUnlike compilations that simply list prayers, Call Upon Him explores the inner dimensions of dua-its context, emotion, and transformative power. Every prophetic supplication reveals a facet of the human experience: sorrow and hope, fear and trust, loss and renewal. Through their words, we rediscover our own.In these sixty duas, the believer finds companionship and clarity-the reminder that dua is not merely asking, but remembering, returning, and believing that Allah always responds.An Invitation to RememberAt its heart, this book is an invitation-to turn to the One who never turns away. It echoes Allah's promise: "So remember Me; I will remember you." (Qur'an 2:152)Call Upon Him: 60 Powerful Duas from the Qur'an is more than a collection-it is a spiritual companion, a source of reflection and renewal, and a guide to the art of calling upon Allah with presence, humility, and love.Discover the beauty of calling upon Him-and be among those whom He re Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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