How can a simple act of supplication become a powerful tool in a believer’s life? Can consistent prayer influence not only spiritual awareness but also resilience and inner strength?
About the Book
Ad-Du'â' Silâh Al-Mu'min (The Dua is the Weapon of the Believer) explores the significance of supplication as an essential element of spiritual practice. The book explains that du‘a (supplication, a personal form of communication with God) is not limited to moments of need, but serves as a continuous source of strength and guidance. It highlights how supplication connects intention, reflection, and reliance in a structured way. The work also addresses how regular practice builds awareness and emotional balance. By presenting its ideas clearly, the book helps readers understand how supplication functions beyond ritual repetition. Its purpose is to demonstrate how prayer can shape both mindset and daily behavior.
What You Will Discover

<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li3">What du‘a (supplication) represents in a believer’s daily life.</li>
 	<li class="li3">How supplication acts as a source of strength and resilience.</li>
 	<li class="li3">What role intention plays in effective prayer.</li>
 	<li class="li3">How consistency influences spiritual awareness.</li>
 	<li class="li3">What connection exists between reflection and supplication.</li>
 	<li class="li3">How prayer supports emotional and mental balance.</li>
</ul>
Who Is This Book For?
This book is ideal for readers seeking to understand the deeper role of supplication and how it can influence both spiritual and personal development.

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Ad-Du'â' Silâh Al-Mu'min(The Dua is the Weapon of the Believer)

While living in Afghanistan, I have realized that Tawhid can not pernetrate into the soul of the human being, nor will it intensify and strengthen - the way it does in the fields of Jihad. This is the Tawhid, regarding which the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said 'I was sent before the hour with the sword...' Why? 'So that Allah is worshipped Alone with no partners with Him.

The Tawhid of Action

<span data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"The believers have had a recent taste of the calls of the delinquents in our societies \u2013 those who seek to deceive their religion and Ummah \u2013 for the Muslims to gather and live with the disbelievers, and that we must fear for ourselves from ourselves \u2013 not from the West, and not from the disbelieving, apostate governments \u2013 and that there is no problem whatsoever for us in living with the Jews and Christians, or with the regimes that serve them, and that the problem with the West and the apostate regimes is in living with us. These deceivers are confused between the mercy and freedom given by Isl\u0101m to the People of the Book \u2013 a very narrow, specific freedom \u2013 versus taking them as allies, and between the delaying of implementing the rulings of apostasy upon the apostates due to the lack of ability to do so versus loving to live with them, since they have never been exposed to the true nature of this religion. They lack deep faith in this belief, and they do not realize the nature of the battle between us and the enemies of All\u0101h, who are of various beliefs, some even being from those who ascribe themselves to Isl\u0101m. "}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":2947,"3":{"1":0},"4":{"1":2,"2":16777215},"10":1,"11":4,"12":0,"14":{"1":2,"2":3355443}}">The believers have had a recent taste of the calls of the delinquents in our societies those who seek to deceive their religion and Ummah for the Muslims to gather and live with the disbelievers, and that we must fear for ourselves from ourselves not from the West, and not from the disbelieving, apostate governments and that there is no problem whatsoever for us in living with the Jews and Christians, or with the regimes that serve them, and that the problem with the West and the apostate regimes is in living with us. These deceivers are confused between the mercy and freedom given by Islam to the People of the Book a very narrow, specific freedom versus taking them as allies, and between the delaying of implementing the rulings of apostasy upon the apostates due to the lack of ability to do so versus loving to live with them, since they have never been exposed to the true nature of this religion. They lack deep faith in this belief, and they do not realize the nature of the battle between us and the enemies of Allah, who are of various beliefs, some even being from those who ascribe themselves to Islam.

A Call to Migrate from the Lands of the Disbelievers to the Lands of the Muslims

This particular treatise has been an influential and significant book with many of the contemporary Islamic groups intent upon forming an Islamic state. Herein, the author draws several parallels between the form of idolatry in the time of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) and that which the apostate regimes have instituted from fabricated laws and methodologies of falsehood in the lands of the Muslims, which are the main obstacles to the formation of such a state.

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The Religion of Ibrahim and the Calling of the Prophets and Messengers (PBUT)

<div>We see in the course of history, that there are some individual men who truly, truly changed the course of history. But, despite the clarity of this, and the obviousness of this matter in front of our eyes in all the pages of history, what is strange is that people always look for this person outside of their homes, outside of their streets and their cities. They always think that this man will come from far, far, away; that he is far away in place and in time. They think he might come from outside of the earth! 

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Why doesn’t each one of us prepare himself and his family and his sons and his brothers to be the reviver? Why shouldn’t you be Qutuz? Why shouldn’t your son be Qutuz? Why shouldn’t he be your brother? Why do we study history? Do we not study it so we can follow the path of the righteous and avoid the path of the criminals? Why do we not follow Qutuz’s clear, established steps so we can reach ‘Ayn Jālūt in a time where the Tattār or those like them have become plenty?

How Similar Is Today To Yesterday

We present to the English reader, Millat Ibrahim, by the noble Sheykh Abu Muhammad Al-Maqdisi, May Allah preserve him. Herin, the author draws several parallels between the form of idolatry in the time of the Messenger of Allah salalhu alahi wassalam, and that which the apostate regimes have instituted from fabricated laws and methodologies of falsehood in the lands of the Muslims.

Millat Ibrahim (The Religion of Ibrahim)

Health in Islam is not merely the absence of illness but a state of harmony between body, soul, and conduct. Medicine of the Prophet (pbuh) presents a vision of healing rooted in revelation, ethics, and lived example, offering guidance that transcends time-bound medical practices and speaks to the holistic nature of human well-being.
About the Book
Medicine of the Prophet (pbuh) explores medical and health-related teachings attributed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his Family) as preserved in Prophetic traditions. Known collectively as Ṭibb al-Nabawī (Prophetic medicine), these teachings encompass preventive care, dietary guidance, hygiene, emotional balance, and spiritual healing.
The book emphasizes that Prophetic medicine is not a technical medical manual but a value-based framework that shapes attitudes toward health, illness, and treatment. It underlines moderation, personal responsibility, ethical intention, and reliance upon God while encouraging the use of lawful and beneficial means in seeking cures.
What You Will Discover

<ul class="ul1">
 	<li class="li1">The concept of Ṭibb al-Nabawī (Prophetic medicine) and its objectives within Islamic teachings.</li>
 	<li class="li1">Guidance on nutrition, cleanliness, rest, and moderation as foundations of physical health.</li>
 	<li class="li1">The spiritual dimension of healing through supplication (duʿāʾ: calling upon God) and remembrance (dhikr: conscious invocation of God).</li>
 	<li class="li1">References to natural remedies mentioned in Prophetic traditions, explained within their ethical context.</li>
 	<li class="li1">An understanding of illness as a test that carries moral, spiritual, and physical dimensions.</li>
 	<li class="li1">The balance between seeking treatment and practicing tawakkul (reliance upon God).</li>
 	<li class="li1">Ethical principles governing medical care, patience, and compassion.</li>
</ul>
About the Author
The author approaches the subject through classical Islamic sources, especially Prophetic traditions (ḥadīth: transmitted reports of the Prophet’s words and actions), while maintaining intellectual restraint and respect for scholarly interpretation. The presentation avoids absolutism and situates Prophetic medicine within its proper religious and moral scope.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is for readers interested in understanding health and healing from an Islamic perspective, particularly those seeking to integrate Prophetic guidance with a balanced, ethical approach to personal and communal well-being.

Medicine of the Prophet (pbuh)

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