For the first time ever in English, after years of painstaking efforts at Dar-us-Salam, Sunan An-Nasa'i is now available, complete in 6 volumes! Sunan An-Nasai has the fewest weak hadeeth after the two Sahih collections. This Sunan is one of the six is al-Mujtaba or As-Sunan As-Sughara, which is a synopsis of a large collection of hadeeth which he considered to be fairly reliable. In the smaller collection, only those hadeeth which he considered to be reliable have been included. It was compiled by the great scholar of hadeeth, Abu Abdur-Rahman Ahmad bin Shu'aib bin Bahr An-Nasai (Nasa' of Khurasan) (214-303 AH). Imam An-Nasai, like other great scholars of hadeeth, traveled to Baghdad, Ash-Sham, Egypt, Mecca, and many other cities to seek knowledge. He received the praises of many scholars including Ad-Daraqutni who said about him: "He is given preference over all others who are mentioned with this knowledge from the people of his time." Some scholars consider his compilation to have the least number of defective or weak narrations among the four Sunan. This great book of his contains 5,761 hadeeth, making it as an invaluable addition to anyone's library. This translation by Dar-us-Salam Publications has several advantages including: A final verdict about the authenticity of every hadeeth (in parentheses at end of every hadeeth) by the committee of scholars at Dar-us-Salam Comments in English after many hadeeth to explain unclear points and to further explain the hadeeth. Translation from old manuscripts of hadeeth to get the most authentic version revised by three different levels of scholars to get as close to the original meaning Arabic and English side by side for easy access.

For the first time ever in English, after years of painstaking efforts at Dar-us-Salam, Jami' At-Tirmidhi is now available complete in 6 volumes!
Jami At-Tirmidhi is one of the classical books of hadeeth that was compiled by 279 AH when its compiler and the great collector of hadeeth Muhammad Ibn Isa Ibn Surah At-Tirmidhi (209-279 AH), passed away. He was a special student of the great scholar of hadeeth Imam Bukhari. He traveled a lot and quoted from many sheikhs. With 3,956 hadeeth, Jami' At-Tirmidi is an invaluable addition to any person's library of hadeeth collection.
Imam Abu Ismail `Abdullah bin Muhammad Al-Ansari in Harrah said about this book: "To me, his book is better than the book of Al-Bukhari and that of Muslim. Because only one who is an expert in knowledge can arrive at the benefit of the books of Al-Bukhari and Muslim, whereas in the case of the book of Abu `Eisa, every one of the people can reach its benefit."
In Jami`Al-Usul, Ibn Al-Athir said: "(It) is the best of the books, having the most benefit, the best organization, with the least repetition. It contains what others do not contain; like mention of the different school of thoughts, angles of argument, and clarifying the circumstances of the hadeeth being authentic, weak, gharib (odd), as well as disparaging and endorsing remarks (regarding narrators)."

This translation by Dar-us-Salam Publications has several additional advantages including:

• A final verdict about the authenticity of every hadeeth (in parentheses at end of every hadeeth) by the committee of scholars at Dar-us-Salam
• Comments in English after many hadeeth to explain unclear points and to further explain the hadeeth
• Translation from old manuscripts of hadeeth to get the most authentic version
• Revision by three different levels of scholars to get as close to the original meaning
• Arabic and English side by side for easy access
• As always on all Dar-us-Salam books, the paper quality, binding, design and the print are unmatched.

An extremely popular and useful compilation of authentic hadeeth. Covering every aspect of Islamic belief and moral conduct, it selects approximately 2,000 hadeeth from the six major collections: Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi, An-Nisai and Ibn Majah. It serves as an excellent hadeeth primer and daily reader. Wide range of topics: sincerity of purpose, spending in the way of Allah, rules of fasting, seeking knowledge, attending funerals and safeguarding the Qur'an. Arabic text as well as English translation is presented here in this handsome hardcover two volume set.
Riyadh-us-Saliheen comprises of about 2,000 hadeeth in 372 Chapters and 19 Sections:

• The Book of Good Manners
• The Book about the Etiquette of Eating
• The Book of Dress
• The Book of the Etiquette of Sleeping, Lying and Sitting, etc.
• The Book of Greetings
• The Book of Visiting the Sick
• The Book of Etiquette of Traveling
• The Book of Virtues
• The Book of I'tikaf
• The Book of Hajj
• The Book of Jihad
• The Book of Knowledge
• The Book of Praise and Gratitude to Allah
• The Book of Supplicating Allah to Exalt the Mention of Allah's Messenger (s)
• The Book of the Remembrance of Allah
• The Book of Du'a (Supplications)
• The Book of the Prohibited Actions
• The Book of Miscellaneous Hadeeth of Significant Values
• The Book of Forgiveness

Excerpts from Riyad-us-Saliheen
Chapter 11: Struggle in the cause of Allah
Allah the Exalted says:
"As for those who strive hard in Us (Our Cause), We will surely, guide them to Our paths (i.e., Allah's religion - Islamic Monotheism). And verily, Allah is with the muhsinun (good doers)." (29:69)
"And worship your Lord until there comes unto you the certainty (i.e., death)." (15:99)
"And remember the Name of your Lord and devote yourself to Him with a complete devotion." (73:8)
"So whosoever does good equal to the weight of an atom (or a small ant), shall see it." (99:7) "And whatever good you send before you for yourselves, (i.e., Nawafil - non-obligatory acts of worship: prayers, charity, fasting, Hajj and Umrah etc.), you will certainly find it with Allah, better and greater in reward" (73:20)
"And whatever you spend in good, Allah knows it well." (2:273)
Hadith 95: Narrated Abu Hurairah (r) Messenger (s) said, "Allah the Exalted has said: 'I will declare war against him who shows hostility to a pious worshiper of Mine. And the most beloved thing with which My slave comes nearer to Me is what I have enjoined upon him; and My slave keeps on coming closer to Me through performing nawafil (prayer or doing extra deeds besides what is obligatory) till I love him. When I love him I become his hearing with which he hears, his seeing with which he sees, his hand with which he strikes, and his leg with which he walks; and if he asks (something) from Me, I give him, and if he asks My Protection (refuge), I protect him."' [Al-Bukhari]
Commentary:

• Those who make innovations in religion and associate partners with Allah (such as haluli -who believe in the indwelling light in the soul of man, wajudi - who believe in the physical form of Allah, and pagans who worship other than Allah) interpret this hadeeth in support of their base contention and thus seek support of one wrong from another although the meaning and interpretation of the hadeeth is not at all what the describe. In simple and unambiguous terms, the hadeeth means that when a person adds voluntary prayers to the obligatory ones, he becomes a favorite slave of Allah and on account of it, he receives special help from Allah. Then he is protected by Allah to the extent that He supervises every organ of his body. Thus. he is saved from disobedience of Allah. He bears what is Hiked by Allah, sees what is liked by Him, handles what pleases Him. When he attains that lofty position of love and obedience of Allah then Allah in return also grants prayers of His obedient and loyal slaves.
• A saint is not one who has a peculiar get up and appearance, or who occupies the seat of a saint as his successor, or a person who is lost in meditation, or a half-mad, or one who has invented his own style of remembrance and worship of Allah, but it is one who strictly fulfills the obligations imposed by Islam, is fond of voluntary prayers and adheres to Divine injunctions in every walk of life.
• The love of such saints is a means to attain the Pleasure of Allah, and enmity (hatred and repulsion) with them is a cause of His serious displeasure and wrath.
• Voluntary prayer is certainly a means of attaining the Pleasure of Allah, but it must be preceded by the fulfillment of obligatory prayers. The former is of no value if the latter is neglected. The desire to attain nearness of Allah without strict observance of the obligatory prayers is fallacious and meaningless

Hadith 96: Narrated Anas (r): The Prophet (s) said, "Allah says: 'When a slave of Mine draws near to Me a span, I draw near to him a cubit; and if he draws near to Me a cubit, I draw near to him a fathom. And if he comes to Me walking, I go to him running.'" [Al-Bukhari]
Commentary: This hadeeth mentions infinite benevolence, generosity, kindness and regard of Allah for His slaves, which is evident from the reward that He gives to His slaves even on their minor good deeds.

Generally regarded as the single most authentic collection of hadeeth, Sahih Al-Bukhari covers almost all aspects of life in providing proper guidance from the Messenger of Allah (s). This 9-Volume Bukhari is the work of over 16 years by Imam Bukhari who before writing any hadeeth in this book performed two rak'at prayer of guidance from Allah, and when he was sure of the hadeeth's authenticity, he wrote it in the book. Tremendous amounts of errors exist in the translations by other translators. To eliminate the problem, Dar-us-Salam spent over 3 years in the publication of this book and presented a book which is translated into English in a very easy & simple language, so that all readers can understand it without difficulty. This is the unabridged version consisting of 7,563 hadeeth (about 4,000 pages) which are presented neatly in small books and printed on fine paper. Each book (subtopics in each volume categorized by very broad topics such as the Book of As-Salat) contains many chapters which represent one logical unit of hadeeth. Each book contains anywhere from one to 150 chapters with each chapter containing several hadeeth. This book will be a great addition to your library while giving you a true perspective on the traditions of the Prophet (s).

Sahih Al-Bukhari covers almost all aspects of life in providing proper guidance from the messenger of Allah. Translated into English in a very easy & simple way so that all readers can understand it without difficulty, this summarized edition of Sahih Al-Bukhari has Arabic text with corresponding English translation side by side. All Muslim scholars agree that Sahih Al-Bukhari is the most authentic book after the Qur'an. Summarized Sahih Al-Bukhari is condensed into about 1,000 pages by selecting a few ahadeeth from the original 9-volume set which has about 4,000 pages. This book contains about 2,220 ahadeeth. Most of the duplicate ahadeeth from different chains (with slight variations) have been removed and only one has been kept. The meaning of the ahadeeth of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (s) in this book are rendered into the English language in a simple & comprehensive style, free from complications so as to enable the readers understand them easily. Every care has been taken into consideration to translate the work in the most accurate form.

Sahih Bukhari is the most accurate book of hadith for Muslims (Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama’ah). It was collected by Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ismaeel al-Bukhari, and he named it “al-Jamia’ al-Musnad al-Sahih al-Mukhtasar min ‘Umur Rasool Allah wa Sunanuh wa Ayyamuh.” It is the first book of authentic hadiths attributed to the Prophet Muhammad. It is divided into chapters based on topics of jurisprudence. It contains 7257 hadiths with repetitions included, and 4000 unique hadiths. The scholar al-Nawawi reports a consensus that the Sahih of Bukhari is authentic and that Muslims must use its hadiths, when he said: “The ummah has agreed on the authenticity of these two books and the obligation of taking their hadiths.” The two books he mentions are Sahih Muslim and Sahih Bukhari.
Bukhari collected and checked the authenticity of the hadiths in his collection according to the science that he himself established. He is from Bukhara, in central Asia. He began writing his Sahih when he was 16 years old, and he completed it at the age of 38 in 232 AH. Al-Bukhari was born in 194 AH and died in 256 AH. His book is considered the first book of hadith and holds a special place among Muslims, which is why it and Sahih Muslim are called al-Sahihayn—the two Sahihs. Ibn Hajar said in the introduction to his book explaining Sahih Bukhari, “The number of unrepeated hadiths is 2602.”

An extremely popular and useful compilation of authentic hadith. Covering every aspect of Islamic belief and moral conduct, it selects approximately 2000 hadith from the six major collections: Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi, An-Nisai and Ibn Majah. It serves as an excellent hadith primer and daily reader. Wide range of topics: sincerity of purpose, spending in the way of Allah, rules of fasting, seeking knowledge, attending funerals and safeguarding the Quran. Arabic text as well as English translation are presented here in this handsome hardcover book.

Riyadh us Salihen comprises of about 2000 ahadiths in 372 Chapters and 19 Sections: The Book of Good Manners - The Book about the Etiquette of Eating - The Book of Dress -The Book of the Etiquette of Sleeping, Lying and Sitting, etc.- The book of Greetings - The Book of Visiting the Sick - The Book of Etiquette of Traveling - The Book of Virtues - The Book of I'tikaf - The Book of Hajj - The Book of Jihad - The Book of Knowledge - The Book of Praise and Gratitude to Allah - The Book of Supplicating Allah to Exalt the Mention of Allah's Messenger (PBUH) - The Book of the Remembrance of Allah - The Book of Du'a (Supplications) - The Book of the Prohibited Actions - The Book of Miscellaneous Ahadith of Significant values - and The Book of Forgiveness.