Necklaces of Gems
(Qala'id al-Jawahir)
by Shaikh Muhammad ibn Yahya at-Tadifi (d. A.H. 963)

A Biography of Shaikh 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani (may Allah be well pleased with him); on the Marvelous Exploits of the Crown of the Saints, the Treasure-trove of the Pure, the Sultan of the Awliya', the Sublime Qutb, Shaikh Muhyi'd-din 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani.
This is the life story of the man who has been called the Sultan of the Saints (awliya') of Allah. In the history of the Saints of Islam, Shaikh 'Abd al-Qadir stands out as being unique, in the broad scope of perfection that includes his lineage, his complete development, piety, knowledge of the religion and adherence to the Sacred Law (Shari'a), his intimate and direct knowledge of the Divine, and his establishment by the Lord of All the Worlds at the level of Reality (Haqiqa). In this extensive biography we are given vivid glimpses of his charismatic exploits (karamat), many of which seem to defy the ordinary rules of nature. The book is also a small history of more than forty of the Shaikhs of his time, his companions of that day and age, as well as a description of his children, grandchildren and descendants.
Translated into English by Muhtar Holland.

Mystical Life & Teachings of Shaikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jilani (Binding may vary)

Habib Ali Jifri (Author), Mohmed Mlamali (Translator)

A Compilation of Ba-Alawi Awrad

by Imam Muhammad ibn Sulayman al-Jazuli (Author), Sheikh Nuh Keller (Introduction)

by Imam Muhammad ibn Sulayman al-Jazuli (Author), Sheikh Nuh Keller (Introduction)

Habib Ali al Jifri (Author), Gibril Fouad Haddad (Translator)

Shaikh Dr Muhammad Sa'id Ramadan Al Booty (Buti)

·         Born in 1929 in the village of Jilka in the  Turkish boundaries, north of Iraq and  immigrated to Damascus

·         Completed his legal secondary study in the Institute of  Islamic Guidance in Damascus, and joined the faculty of religion at Al-Azhar University.

·         Appointed as dean in the faculty of religion at Damascus University in 1960, and deputed to Al-Azhar University to attain doctorate in the roots of the Islamic law.

·         Appointed as instructor in the college of law of Damascus University in 1965, as a deputy of the college later on and as its dean in the end.

·         Participated, in many global conferences and symposia, and is, in addition, a member in the royal society of the Islamic Civilization Researches in Amman, and member in the higher board of Oxford Academy.

Translation & Commentary by Abdullah Yusuf Ali

By Safiur-Rahman al-Mubarkpuri (Author)

by Abu Zakariya Yahyá ibn Sharaf Nawawi (Binding may Vary)

John Alden Williams (Translator)
Volume 2

Iman Abdullah ibn Alawi Al Haddad

Imam Abdullah ibn Alawi Al Haddad

Imam Abdullah Ibn Alawi Al haddad

Shaikh Abdul Ghani Al Dimashqi Al Maidani Al Hanafi.
Imam Abu Hassan Ahmad bin Muhammad Al Qaduri Al Baghdadi Al Hanafi.

Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic by Hans Wehr and J.M. Cowan (Hardback)

Sayyid Yusuf ibn al-Sayyid Hashim al-Rifa`i (Author) Gibril Fouad Haddad (Translator)

Author: Ali ibn Uthman Al Jullabbi Al Hajwiri Datta Ghanj Buksh

Translator: Reynold A Nicholson

S. Waqar Ahmed Husaini

This book was written as a plea to the Muslims to avoid a blind imitation, and to try to preserve instead their Islamic heritage which once upon a time had been responsible for the many-sided historical phenomenon comprised in the term ‘Muslim civilisation'. It clarifies something of the tragic confusion nowadays prevailing in the Muslim world.

Imam Abdullah Ibn Alawi Al-Haddad

Rendering in English Verse with Comparative Urdu/Persian Text

Translated by: V G Kiernan

Translator: Aisha Abdarrahman Bewley

Letters from one of the greatest shaykhs of sufism to his pupils, a constant source of renewal and inspiration to the wayfarer. Man is helped by books while he does not see the Beloved. When he sees the Beloved, books are helped by him.

I advise all of you, elite and common, men and women, old and young, slaves and free, to follow what Allah has commanded you. It is that you do not delay the prayer beyond its proper time, and that you allow yourselves no indulgence in delaying it. You should pray in a group and not pray individually except with an excuse. Allah knows best, but the valid excuse is very rare indeed.

May Allah have mercy on you! Know that the reason which prompted me to say this to you is that I notice that many of the brothers delay the prayer beyond its proper time. They allow themselves indulgence in delaying it. They pray alone even when they are in a group. "Very evil is what they do." Even if they were to be among the masters of hearts, by Allah, they are still sober. They are not intoxicated and withdrawn from their sensory experience so that they should do that. May Allah give you success!. You must therefore be on your guard about this