Books
Every bit of this book has a piece of enlightenment to share. Not only will we be able to understand the Islamic basis for salvation, but perhaps we will begin to reshape our definitions of the words "Muslim" and "non-Muslim"!
Books
Islam and Religious Pluralism
The Sacred Effusion
All spiritual wayfarers who desire to be true human beings are in need of the knowledge shared by Shaikh Khalfan in this book.Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army
The recurring theme Scahill tries to convey in the book is Blackwater's ability to commit heinous crimes, ranging from the murder of innocent civilians to bribing officials, and yet continue to be employed by the US government.Al-Nudbah: A Devotional Elegy
Al-Nudbah is the first effort of its kind in English in that, besides the inclusion of a commentary, it is the fruit of teamwork by a group of scholars led by Shaikh Rizwan Arastu.
The Trouble with Christianity
Voerding demonstrates quite handily the fact that Christianity was never monolithic and what is called Christianity today is a work which has been in progress for two thousand years.Must-Have Books for Muslim Children
At their minimal, books provide children a mirror in which they see themselves and the world around them reflected. Reading invites children to use their imaginations, explore new realities, and gain a better understanding of respect for themselves and others.A Return to Modesty
Shalit proposes a return to modest dress, to the idea of something mysterious and honored about femininity, and to true manliness as being protecting, supporting, honoring, and loving the feminine.
Ten Islamic Books to Read This Summer
Summer is a great time to catch up on some non-academic reading, i.e. something other than textbooks! If you are looking for suggestions on how to brush up your religious and spiritual know-how.
Kamil Al-Ziyarat
Unlike many English renderings of Hadith collections, Shiabooks.ca has taken care to preserve the chain of narration for every narration in all of its projects to date. Further, if there are multiple chains or differing versions of a narration, these are often, if not always, included.Jasmine and Stars: Reading More than Lolita in Tehran
Keshavarz argues that Azar Nafisi's book represents a "New Orientalist" narrative. Her argument builds on the critical writings of Edward SaidThe Jewel of Medina
There has been an extensive history of anti-Islamic doctrine that uses sex and violence to attack the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him and his progeny) and his faith.Page 1 of 3
