Books on Islam
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The Brilliant Proof by Mirza Abul Fazl Gulpaygan
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Miracles And Metaphors by Mirza Abul Fazl Gulpaygan
not in public domain
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Baha'i Proofs by Mirza Abul Fazl Gulpaygan
not in public domain
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Nahjul Balagha, Sermons of the Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib
This book is the sermons of Ali, the first Imam as appointed by the Messenger Muhammad.
Nahjul Balagha, Letters of the Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib [HTML]
This book is the letters of Ali, the first Imam as appointed by the Messenger Muhammad.
Sayings of Imam Ali [HTML] the First Imám
Sermon of the Gulf [Khutbih-i-Tutunjiyyih] [HTML] of the Imam 'Ali
introduction and translation by Khazeh Fananapazir.
The Sermon of Ma'rifat bin-Nurániyyat
[Recognition with Luminousness] [HTML] of 'Alí ibn 'Abú-Tálib, the First Imám
Translated by Khazeh Fananapazir
Sermon of Glorification of 'Alí ibn 'Abú-Tálib, the First Imám
Translated by Khazeh Fananapazir
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Sahih Bukhari [Hadith] translator: M. Muhsin Khan
These are the reported words of the Messenger Muhammad as carefully collected from his followers years after His death. There are 93 books which I divided into nine files.
File 1: Books 1-12.
File 2: Books 13-26.
File 3: Books 27-50.
File 4: Books 51-56.
File 5: Books 57-59.
File 6: Books 60-61.
File 7: Books 62-72.
File 8: Books 73-82.
File 9: Books 83-93.
Sahih Muslim The Book of Faith (Kitab Al-Iman) [HTML] [Hadith]
translator: Abdul Hamid Siddiqui
These are the reported words of Muhammad as carefully collected from his followers years after His death. There are 43 books which I divided into six files.
File 1: Book 1.
File 2: Books 2-4.
File 3: Books 5-9.
File 4: Books 10-19.
File 5: Books 20-29.
File 6: Books 30-43.
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Proofs From The Holy Qur'án by Prof. Dr. Sabir Afaqi Ph.D.
Regarding The Advent Of Bahá'u'lláh
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Mohammed and His Successors. by Washington Irving
"And Abraham said unto God, O that Ishmael might live before thee! And God said, As for Ishmael, I have heard thee. Behold, I have blessed him, and will make him fruitful, and will multiply him exceedingly: twelve princes shall he beget, and I will make him a great nation" (Genesis 17:18, 20).
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What everyone needs to know about Islam By John L. Esposito
At Google books
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The complete idiot's guide to understanding Islam By Yahiya Emerick
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Understand My Muslim People By Abraham Sarker
At Google books
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More than a prophet an insider's response to Muslim beliefs about Jesus and Christianity
By Emir Fethi Caner, Ergun Mehmet Caner : At Google books
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Ishmael, my brother: a Christian introduction to Islam By Anne Cooper, Elsie A. Maxwell
At Google books
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Islam: the religion and the people By Bernard Lewis, Buntzie Ellis Churchill
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Islam: the basics By Colin Turner
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The golden age of Islam By Maurice Lombard
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Six Lessons in Islam by Marzieh Gail
Islam in the beginning is a story of two cities -- Mecca and Yathrib, later called Medina. Medina was a rich oasis. It was an agricultural community; many of its clans were Jews and they cultivated the extensive palm groves.
Christ in Islam [ePub] by Rev. James Robson 1929
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Islamic Contributions to Civilization [ePub] by Stanwood Cobb
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Even in this modern age of enlightenment few people are aware of the significant contributions made by the Islamic world to the progress of humanity. Yet for more than five centuries that civilization not only led the world in science, but was the only portion of mankind actively engaged in the systematic pursuit of knowledge.
"The greatest bounties of God in this phenomenal world are His
Manifestations. This is the greatest postulate. These Manifestations are
the Suns of Reality. For it is through the Manifestation that the reality
becomes known and established for man. History proves to us that apart from
the influence of the Manifestations, man sinks back into his animal
condition, using even his intellectual power to subserve an animal purpose.
Therefore there is no cessation whatsoever in the future for the appearance
of the Manifestation of God, because God is infinite and His purpose cannot
be limited in any way. If we ever dare to limit and circumscribe God's
purpose within any bounds, then of necessity we have dared to set
limitations to the omnipotence of God. The created has dared to define his
Creator! "
-- Abdu'l-Baha -- Foundations of World Unity
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Islam And The Destiny Of Man by Gai Eaton
It follows that one cannot speak of Islam without adopting a specific point of view and making that point of view quite explicit. This book is written by a European who became Muslim many years ago, through intellectual conviction and within the framework of a belief in the transcendent unity of all the revealed religions.
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The Future of Islam by Wilfred Scawen Blunt
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The Faith of Islam by Edward Sell
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The New World of Islam by Lothrop Stoddard
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The Life and Teachings of Mohammed By Syed Ameer Ali M.A. C.I.E.
see also The Spirit of Islam, 1890 at Google books
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Towards Understanding Islam by Sayyid Abul A'la Mawdudi
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Two Old Faiths by J. Murray Mitchell & William Muir
Islam and Minorities: [PDF] by Christopher Buck
The Case of the Bahá’ís
Al-Imam al-Mahdi [HTML] trans. Abdulaziz Sachedina
The Just Leader of Humanity
The Niche For Lights (1058-1111 C.E.) [HTML] by by Al-Ghazzali (English)
The History of Palestine [HTML] by Fawzy Al-Ghadiry
Dying for God: [HTML] by Jonah Winters
Martyrdom in the Shii and Babi Religions
A prophet (nabi) or messenger (rasul) of God is a human
being to whom God gives His guidance and whom He charges
with the task of conveying that guidance to the people so
that they recognise the oneness of God and forbid wrong and
enjoin what is right. A prophet and a messenger both speak
by divine inspiration or as the interpreter through whom the
will of God is expressed. He is sent to communicate to his
knowledge of the unseen (supernatural) that Allah (s.w.t.)
has informed him about, and is a person gifted with profound
moral insight and exceptional powers of expression. Whereas a
messenger is sent with a special mission added to the foundation
of prophecy. He is the bearer of a special mission that includes
the completion of a plea that, if breached, necessitates destruction
or torment. Allah says "...so that people should not have a plea
against Allah after them (coming of) messengers."[Qur'an Al-Nisaa 4:165]
A List of Messengers (or prophets) noted in the Qur'an
1. Adam
2. Idrís
3. Núh
4. Húd
5. Sálih
6. Ibráhím
7. Ismá'íl
8. Ishaaq
9. Lut
10. Ya'qúb
11. Yúsuf
12. Shu'aib
13. Ayúb
14. Músa
15. Harún
16. Dhu l-kifl
17. Daúd
18. Sulaimán
19. Ilyás
20. al-Yasa'
21. Yúnus
22. Zakariyah
23. Yahyá
24. 'Ísa (Jesus)
25. Muhammad
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