The Biography of Ali ibn Abi Talib volume 01

Daily Adhkar refers to the daily remembrances (dhikr) and supplications (duas) that Muslims recite for protection, blessings, and spiritual well-being. These include morning and evening adhkar, prayers before sleeping, and supplications for various daily activities. Rooted in the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah, these adhkar serve as a means of maintaining a strong connection with Allah, seeking His guidance, and finding peace in daily life. Many books and guides compile these supplications for easy reference and practice.

*I Am Near* by Ummah Welfare Trust is a heartfelt and inspiring book that highlights the humanitarian work of the charity in providing aid to communities in need, particularly in war-torn and impoverished regions. Through powerful narratives and real-life stories, the book illustrates the impact of the trust's initiatives, such as providing food, medical assistance, education, and disaster relief to vulnerable populations around the world. The title *I Am Near* is drawn from a Quranic verse, reflecting the sense of closeness and compassion that the organization strives to offer to those facing suffering and hardship. The book serves as both a call to action and a reminder of the importance of empathy, charity, and the shared responsibility to help those in need, regardless of their circumstances or location.

Tawbah by Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah is a profound exploration of repentance in Islam, emphasizing its importance in a believer’s spiritual journey. The book delves into the conditions of sincere repentance, the mercy of Allah, and the transformative power of seeking forgiveness. Through Quranic verses, Hadith, and insightful reflections, Ibn Qayyim provides guidance on how to turn back to Allah with sincerity, break free from sins, and attain inner peace.

The Quran and Modern Science by Zakir Naik explores the relationship between the teachings of the Quran and contemporary scientific discoveries. Naik examines various scientific facts mentioned in the Quran, such as the creation of the universe, the development of the human embryo, and the nature of the Earth and the universe, and compares them with modern scientific knowledge. The book aims to demonstrate the harmony between Islamic teachings and scientific facts, arguing that the Quran contains knowledge that aligns with modern scientific findings, often long before they were discovered by scientists. Naik's work seeks to reinforce the belief in the divine origin of the Quran through the lens of science.