Showing 25–36 of 43 results
A complete pathway to Islamic knowledge and Arabic learning
Filter by price
Filter by Author Name
Filter by Publisher
Filter by category
Authoritative Curriculum Teachings for schools | Maktabs | Madrassas | Weekend schools | Homeschooling | Teachers
Madinah Arabic for Kids Book 5 | Learn Arabic
In stock
£4.99This series is an investment in lifelong faith and intellectual growth. Completing the five books prepares children for senior Madinah courses, opening doors to tafsir, hadith, fiqh, and classical literature. It builds resilience against cultural confusion and strengthens Islamic identity.
Muhammad the Beloved Prophet ﷺ | Children’s Seerah
In stock
This is an ideal resource for parents, teachers, and youth educators who want a faithful, engaging Seerah that builds character and devotion. It makes the Prophet’s ﷺ life both accessible and unforgettable for the next generation.
Muhammad the Last Prophet ﷺ | Model for All Times
In stock
£8.95This book is an ideal introduction for families, schools, youth groups, and anyone seeking a faithful, inspiring portrait of the final Messenger ﷺ. It equips readers with historical understanding and moral clarity, encouraging them to emulate prophetic virtues in daily life.
Muslim Manners | Children’s Islamic Etiquette
In stock
£6.95This is a compact handbook for living Islam with dignity and purpose. Use it to shape family routines, classroom lessons, or personal reflection, and to replace distraction with deliberate, faithcentered action.
Qiraat ar-Rashida | Classic Arabic Reader
In stock
£9.95A thoughtfully designed edition blending classical Arabic with learning tools ideal for improving language skills while gaining spiritual and moral insights.
Qisas an-Nabiyin | Original Arabic Stories of the Prophets
In stock
£9.95This book is a compact, powerful tool for building Islamic identity and resilience. Nadwi’s eloquent style makes complex themes simple and inspiring, equipping families and educators to nurture confident, informed young Muslims and thoughtful adults.
Qisas an-Nabiyin is the Arabic original of Stories of the Prophets by Sayyed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi
Qisas min Tarikh al-Islami | Islamic History Arabic Text
In stock
£7.95A well-crafted Arabic edition that combines classical language with engaging stories perfect for improving Arabic while gaining meaningful insights from Islamic history.
Risalah: Maliki Fiqh Handbook | Ibn Abi Zayd
In stock
£13.95Invest in a trusted guide that strengthens practice, protects identity, and prepares you for deeper scholarship
Rise & Decline of Muslims | Islamic History
In stock
£12.95This book is essential for students of history, thinkers concerned with civilisation and ethics, community leaders, and anyone seeking a deeper explanation for the modern world’s moral and intellectual dislocations. Nadwi’s clear prose and moral seriousness make complex history accessible and urgently relevant.
Riyadh as-Salihin | Gardens of the Righteous
In stock
£24.95This is more than a reference — it’s a handbook for righteous living. Imām AnNawawī’s timeless selection makes the Sunnah accessible and actionable, helping you cultivate resilience, humility, and compassion in challenging times.
Sirat Khatam an-Nabiyin ﷺ | Original Arabic Seerah
In stock
£9.95This book is an ideal introduction for families, schools, youth groups, and anyone seeking a faithful, inspiring portrait of the final Messenger ﷺ. It equips readers with historical understanding and moral clarity, encouraging them to emulate prophetic virtues in daily life.
Stories from Islamic History | Nadwi Collection
In stock
£6.95This book is a practical tool for parents and teachers who want to nurture faith, resilience, and moral clarity in children. It turns history into living lessons that guide behavior, strengthen identity, and inspire lifelong devotion.Short stories from Islamic History for children ages 8-12
"The scholars are the heirs of the Prophets." Sunan Abī Dāwūd 3641 (Ṣaḥīḥ)
[Surah Ṭā Hā 20:114]
[Surah al Mujādilah 58:11]
[Surah al Baqarah 2:31–33]
[Surah Fāṭir 35:28]