• A Woman’s Guide To Raising A Family

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  • Four Essays on the Obligation of Veiling

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    This is the 3rd edition of the book “Three Essays on the Obligation of Veiling” which was published in 2003 and received with warm acceptance by the English-speaking Muslims to the point that there was a need for it to be reprinted since the original edition has run out, all praise be to Allaah.

    Essays by:

    • Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Abdullah ibn Baz
    • Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaymeen
    • Shaykh Saalih Ibn Fawzaan Al-Fawzaan
    • Shaykh Zayd Ibn Muhammad Ibn Haadee Al-Madkhalee
  • The Rights and Obligations Upon Men and Women in Islam

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    The Rights and Obligations upon Men and Women in Islam

    This new publication from the Shaykh Rabee’ Ibn Haadee al-Madkhalee (May Allah preserve him upon good), is an extraordinarily beneficial book. The Shaykh deals with the issue of the rights of men and women based on a seminar that was held by some women in Jeddah, Saudi ‘Arabia who claimed their rights were withheld. This publication is a refutation upon those who make this claim, as well as a description of the rights given to men and women in Islam, the loftiness of women’s rights in Islam over that of those in the West, and the women of other religions such as Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism.

  • Supporting the Rights of the Believing Women

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    Verily in the author are gathered some praiseworthy traits: these include abstaining from worldly pleasures, exemplary character, spreading beneficial knowledge, and not wasting her time. She spends her time by herself in the women?s library, substitute teaching for Umm ?Abdillaah Al-Waadi?iyyah when she is absent, and effective lecturing.

    Verily, the Islaamic community is in great need of righteous women who can care for their Muslim sisters so that the corrupted and corrupting callers do not lead them astray. The wives of the Prophet (Õóáøóì Çááøóåõ Úóáóíúåö æó Óóáøóãó) as well as the female companions played a major role in spreading the prophetic traditions.

  • I am a Muslim Girl

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  • The Illustrious Women of Islam from The First Generation Hardcover

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    ‘The Illustrious Women of Islam’ is a collection of biographies taken from two of the most trusted Islamic history books authored by Imam ad-Dhahabi and Ibn Hajar Asqalani. The first book recounts memoirs of those noble women closest to the Prophet peace be upon him such as his wives, nursing mothers, daughters, granddaughters, paternal aunts, paternal cousins, nursing sisters, and select women from the Muhajirun and Ansar. The second book is a biographical encyclopedia arranged in alphabetical order illustrating these noble women from mankind and Jinn.

  • My Sincere Advice to Women (Hardcover)

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  • The Status Of The Women in Islam

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    Al-Islām has given to the status of the woman and her position within Al-Islām and that she has a great status within Al-Islām; a prestigious status; a status of respect, and she is not an object of enjoyment. Rather, she has a place within the Masjid and she has a status within the society. She has a status within the home and she has a right as it relates to the inheritance; she has a right as it relates to buying and selling and ownership. She may own that which Allāh permits for her to own. Thus is the woman within Al-Islām and this is her status.

  • Issues The Muslim Woman Should Concern Herself With

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  • Attributes of the Righteous Wife

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    Attributes of the Righteous Wife by Shaykh ‘Abdur-Razzaaq Ibn ‘Abdul-Muhsin al-‘Abbaad

    The author says, “The topic of this book, “The Attributes of the Righteous Wife”, isn’t just for the young woman looking forward to marriage and wants to know about the attributes of a good wife in order to adorn herself with those attributes and prepare herself to implement and perfect them. Nor is it merely addressed to the married woman who has already chosen these righteous attributes and wishes to preserve and continue to practice them. Nor is it for the married woman who fails to fulfil these attributes and falls short  in them in order for her to fix herself and rectify her marital life. Rather it is an address and a reminder much more general than all of this.