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Download: $5.00 Hardcover Print: $43.80 This is the third volume on studies on Chapters 7 to 11 of the Qur'aan. The studies are based on other parts of the Qur'aan, and are related to presnt day circumstances.
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Print: $20.16 Download: $5.00 The Supreme Court of Pakistan had ruled that Interest is prohibited in Islam. The author of this book has analysed this Judgment in Qur'aanic light and he has found that the ruling is contrary to Qur'aanic stipulations. The book gives the entire Judgment with the author's comments at relevant places within the text of the Judgment.
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Download: $5.00 Hardcover Print: $38.94 2nd Volume, in print, of Qur'aanic studies made in Qur'aanic light. The Qur'aan being a divine Book valid for all times till the Last Day, it needs to be studied afresh in every new age. This Volume covers the 4th, 5th and 6th Chapters of the Qur'aan.
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Print: $16.51 Download: $6.25 Compilation of articles on various issues examined in Qur'aanic light.
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Download: $3.75 Hardcover Print: $44.94 Qur'aanic Studies in Qur'aanic light to understand Islam in its pristine simplicity, clarity, beauty and purity. This is the first Volume, in print, of the Studies covering the first three Chapters of the Qur'aan.
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Print: $7.05 Download: $1.25 The Islamc code for feminine dress, in public, is governed by the need to be sober and sexually unprovocative. In Islam, sex is a private affair between a man and his wife, and not for public display. The dress code as prescribed in the Qur'aan, however, does not require the face to be covered. Covering the face is a man-imposed requirement, and not divine.
And, contrary to popular belief, polygamy is not the norm in Islam! Monogamy is the norm. Polygamay is permitted only in exceptional circumstances.
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Print: $10.54 Download: $2.50 Contrary to popular belief,interest, per se, is not prohibited in Islam. What is prohibited is, in Qur'aanic (or Koranic) terminology, Ar-Riba. Many Islamic scholars believe that that this Qur'aanic term is not defined in the Qur'aan and have assumed it, without evidence, to mean interest. But, quoting extensively from the Qur'aan and the Prophet's sayings, the book ISLAM & INTEREST provides evidential and analytical proof that the term is well-defined in the Holy Book itself, and that it broadly covers all economic ills in human societies. The Qur'aanic statement that 'Allah has made business lawful and has prohibited Ar-Riba' is the basic Principle of Islamic Economics.
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Print: $15.51 Download: $5.00 The book gives a rational explanation as to why do I believe in Islam. Man tends to stick to the religion of his parents, whether he really believes in it or not. But I have made a conscious effort honestly to search my mind, and the book is the result of that conscious search.
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