Authors: Daniel J Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson
Book length: 176 pages
Excerpt: Children are more apt to share and talk while something else is
happening, like building something or playing cards, than when you sit
down and look them right in the face.
Author: Khalid Blankinship
Excerpt: The Murji’ites (Deferrers) taught that it was best to withhold (defer) judgment about ‘Uthmān RA and ‘Alī RA.
Author: Siddiqa al-Farsiyyah
Excerpt: In his Arba‘īn, Imam al-Nawawī acknowledges the weakness of the hadīth about preserving forty hadīths and then goes on to list a number of scholars who compiled such collections.
Authors: Mortimer J Adler and Charles Van Doren
Book length: 290 pages
Excerpt: If all you can do is repeat the author’s very words, you have only received his words, not the underlying thought or knowledge.
Author: Abdullah bin Hamid Ali
Excerpt: Stories of persecuted early Muslims indicate that tribalism and slave status had more to do with their mistreatment than skin color.
Author: Khaleel ibn Ibraaheem Ameen
Excerpt: Ibn al-Qayyim: “Duas and prayers block the evil eye and remove it according to the strength of faith of the one who says them. They are a weapon, and a weapon is only as good as the one who wields it.”
Author: Aasim Rashid
Book length: 39 pages
Excerpt: Aasim Rashid
Excerpt: All divine scriptures have forbidden the use of loans for profit and exploitation.
Author: Emad Hamdeh
Excerpt: Parts of the Qur’an can be understood independently of the historical context in which they were revealed, but there are other parts that are inextricably linked to the Prophet’s life and historical context.
Author: Emad Hamdeh
Excerpt: Scripture was always divinely sent with a Prophet to explain its contents.
Author: Muhammad Khalid Masud
Excerpt: Rashid Ahmad Gangohi clarified that Muslims wearing English clothes in Western countries did not constitute tashabbuh because it was not distinctive clothing there, unlike in British India.
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