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At the heart of traditional Islamic scholarship lies the noble pursuit of rendering knowledge both accessible and lucid to the broader populace. In the confluence of this pursuit and modern artistry stands our next release, The Periodic Table of Qur’ān Chapters, a creation by Shaykh Abu Hasan Ridawi. Meticulously crafted and radiating elegance, it stands as a visual compass, navigating the vast expanse and elaborate intricacies of the Qur’ān and its chapters. Just as a map charts the...

Introducing a new way to traverse the tapestry and evolution of Hadith Scholarship and literature: The Interactive Hadith Periodic Table! Building on the groundbreaking foundation laid by the research of Mawlana Abu Hasan with the Hadith Periodic Table, we are thrilled to unveil our latest innovation: an interactive webpage that brings the rich tapestry of Hadith literature to life. Dive deep into the wealth of knowledge with just a click, as each hadith-book element on the table reveals...

Infographic Download Here Companion Guide Download Here This one-of-a-kind visual created by Mawlana Abu Hasan, ingeniously adapts the familiar structure of the Periodic Table of Elements to categorise and convey information regarding books of Hadith. This brilliant guide provides the names of various Hadith books, their classification (based on attributes like authenticity, genre, and juridical relevance) and additional author information, all amazingly concentrated into one table. While...

Download Here Hamāra Islām is a simple and easy text for beginners in nine volumes, written by Muftī Khalīl Khān Mārahrawī in Urdu. The fundamental concepts of Islām, the manner of worship and common rulings are presented without delving into detail, and is suitable for young readers and new Muslims. Basic information is covered in the first volume; more details and complex topics follow in subsequent volumes. Even though illustrations are not present in the original work, we have...

Download Here The Science of Hadith is an integral component of the Islamic scholarly tradition - one that Muslims should be immensely proud of. It is emblematic of the intellectual richness that Islam offers to the world. Hadith Studies is a meticulous discipline that strives to critically authenticate accounts and reports, tracing them to their sources, as accurately as possible - whether to the Prophet Muhammad (صل الله عليه وسلم) or any other prominent religious figure - with the utmost...

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“Praised be Allah ta’ala for the immense favour of giving us this man of knowledge, a practicing scholar, meritorious, righteous, praiseworthy, virtuous; a living example of the maxim: “How much our elders ceded for their successors [to complete]“, peerless in his time, unique in his era, Mawlana Shaykh Ahmed Rida – may Allah ta’ala vouchsafe him and keep him to crush the impuissant arguments of heretics by the force of Qur’an and Hadith. And why not! The scholars of Makkah bear testimony...

Download Here Bad' al-Amali is a didactic ode written by Imam Sirajuddin Ali al-Ushi (d.575 AH), primarily for beginners and students of theology. It outlines the creed of Ahlu's Sunnah wa'l Jama'ah in a poem that is succint, comprehensive and surprisingly easy to memorise. Many commentaries have been written on this famous poem, which is a sign of acceptance in scholarly circles, among which the one by Mulla Ali al-Qari and Ibn Jama'ah are most well-known. In this day and age when...

Translation of Nur al-Uyun: A Concise Biography of the Prophet Download Here :: Discuss Here

Ridawi Press : Infographic Release The Preface of Fatawa Ridawiyyah Explained Alahazrat's magnum opus, Fatawa Ridawiyyah begins with a beautiful preface. The opening praise of Allah ta'ala and blessings upon the Prophet sallAllahu alayhi wa sallam [hamd and salawat] are both composed using the names of books, imams and appellations. This infographic lists the names, along with the authors of books mentioned, a mapped color coded translation will in sha Allah help us appreciate the eloquence...

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