The family is the cornerstone of Islamic society, serving as the primary environment in which faith, moral values, and social responsibility are nurtured. Islam presents the family not merely as a social institution but as a divinely guided partnership built upon compassion, justice, and mutual respect.
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The Family Structure in Islam examines the Islamic model of family life by exploring the principles that govern relationships between spouses, parents, children, and extended relatives. Drawing upon the Qur'an, the Sunnah, and Islamic jurisprudence, the book explains how family stability contributes to the well-being of both individuals and society.
The author discusses topics such as the objectives of marriage, the rights and responsibilities of family members, parental authority, children's upbringing, mutual consultation, financial obligations, family harmony, and conflict resolution. Readers gain insight into how Islamic teachings establish a balanced framework that protects the dignity and rights of every member of the household.
A major emphasis throughout the work is that strong families are built upon faith, mercy, cooperation, and ethical conduct. The book demonstrates that Islamic family life seeks to balance individual rights with collective responsibilities, encouraging relationships founded upon kindness and accountability. Through scriptural evidence and scholarly discussion, readers discover how Islamic teachings continue to provide practical guidance for contemporary family challenges.
The discussion also considers the changing social realities of modern life while emphasizing the enduring relevance of Islamic family values.
Thoughtful and comprehensive, the book offers an excellent introduction to the Islamic understanding of family structure.
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 	<li class="li3">The Islamic foundation of family life.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Rights and responsibilities within the family.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Marriage and parental responsibilities.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Family harmony and conflict resolution.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Qur'anic guidance on family relations.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Contemporary family challenges.</li>
</ul>
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for married couples, parents, students of Islamic studies, educators, and readers interested in Islamic family life.

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The Family Structure in Islam

Studies In Early Hadith Literature by M. M. Azami Ahadith are the repository of the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (S), which is the second principal source of Islamic legislation. Thus, literature on the nature and science of ahadith is the richest source of study and investigation of early Islamic history. It provides material for an understanding of the legal, cultural and religious ideas of this period.

This book contains a survey of the literary activities in pre-Islamic Arabia, and of the early days of Islam in the region. Then follows a discussion of whether or not the recording of the ahadith was permitted by the Prophet (S), to be proceeded by a comprehensive survey of pre-classical Hadith literature. This book is an excellent source of in-depth study of the role of ahadith in the first years of Islam. It includes information on thousands of books circulating among scholars in the pre-classical period.

Studies In Early Hadith Literature

Every worldview is shaped by foundational principles that influence beliefs, ethics, and ways of life. Islam presents a comprehensive framework that integrates faith, worship, morality, law, and social responsibility into a unified vision of human existence. Understanding these characteristics provides readers with a clearer appreciation of Islam's holistic nature.
About the Book
The Islamic Concept and its Characteristics presents an overview of the defining characteristics of the Islamic worldview, explaining the principles that distinguish Islam as a comprehensive system of belief and practice. The book explores the intellectual, spiritual, ethical, and social dimensions of Islamic thought.
The author discusses themes such as monotheism, revelation, prophethood, justice, balance, personal responsibility, human dignity, and community life. Readers are encouraged to understand how these interconnected principles shape both individual conduct and collective society.
A major emphasis throughout the work is comprehensiveness. The book demonstrates that Islam addresses spiritual development alongside ethical behavior, legal guidance, intellectual reflection, and social responsibility. Through organized discussion and practical examples, readers gain insight into the integrated nature of Islamic teachings.
The discussion also highlights the adaptability and continuing relevance of Islamic principles across different societies and historical periods. By connecting theological foundations with practical applications, the work presents Islam as a dynamic and balanced way of life.
Educational and analytical, the book serves as an excellent introduction to the essential characteristics of Islamic thought.
What You Will Discover

<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li3">The defining characteristics of the Islamic worldview.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Principles of faith, justice, and responsibility.</li>
 	<li class="li3">The relationship between belief and daily life.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Discussions on ethics, society, and human dignity.</li>
 	<li class="li3">The comprehensive nature of Islamic teachings.</li>
 	<li class="li3">Foundations for deeper Islamic study.</li>
</ul>
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for students, educators, researchers, and readers seeking a broad understanding of Islamic thought.

The Islamic Concept and its Characteristics

What are the core philosophical ideas of one of the greatest Neoplatonic thinkers, and how did his teachings on the soul, the One, and intellectual contemplation influence later Islamic and Western thought?
About the Book
Extracts from the Six Enneads presents selected passages from the major work of Plotinus (204–270 CE), the founder of Neoplatonism. The Enneads (literally “groups of nine”) consist of fifty-four treatises arranged into six groups. This edition offers key extracts that introduce readers to Plotinus’ profound metaphysical system, including his teachings on the One (the ultimate reality), the Intellect, the Soul, and the material world. The work was highly influential in both Christian and Islamic philosophical traditions through translations and commentaries.
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<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li2">Core Neoplatonic concepts such as the One, Intellect, and Soul</li>
 	<li class="li2">Plotinus’ views on the nature of reality, emanation, and the return of the soul to the divine</li>
 	<li class="li2">Teachings on contemplation, virtue, and intellectual ascent</li>
 	<li class="li2">The hierarchical structure of existence in Neoplatonic philosophy</li>
 	<li class="li2">Passages that profoundly influenced later Islamic philosophers (such as al-Farabi and Avicenna)</li>
 	<li class="li2">The mystical and philosophical dimensions of Plotinus’ thought</li>
 	<li class="li2">The enduring relevance of these ideas across religious and philosophical traditions</li>
</ul>
About the Author
Plotinus (204–270 CE) was a major philosopher of late antiquity and the founder of Neoplatonism. The extracts are drawn from his collected works known as the Enneads.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for students of philosophy, Islamic philosophy, and Western intellectual history, as well as readers interested in Neoplatonism and its profound influence on medieval thought.

Extracts from the six Enneads

Sayyid Saabiq (1915-2000 C.E.) wrote the book in Arabic at the request of Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan). Every Fiqh ruling in the book goes back to the Qur'an and Sunnah and Sabiq dealt with all four madhahib objectively, with no preferential treatment to any.

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