Author: Benjamin Todd
Book length: 341 pages
Excerpt: People with a giving mindset end up among the most successful
because people will want to help them succeed, and because they’re
more motivated by a sense of purpose.
Author: Benjamin Todd
Book length: 341 pages
Excerpt: People with a giving mindset end up among the most successful
because people will want to help them succeed, and because they’re
more motivated by a sense of purpose.
Author: Joel Hayward
Excerpt: The Prophet was no warmonger—advising his followers not to look forward to combat—and forgave and pardoned mortal enemies, such as Hind, whenever he could.
Author: Daniel Pink
Book length: 212 pages
Excerpt: One of the best ways to know whether you’ve mastered something is to try to teach it.
Author: Ibn Rajab
Book length: 74 pages
Excerpt: Informing someone of their mistake in private is a sign of sincere advice because the advisor does not seek to expose the faults of the one he is advising.
Author: Shoaib Malik
Book length: 362 pages
Excerpt: The position of Human Exceptionalism allows for non-human evolution, but maintains that Adam (who in this position is considered the first human) and humanity are not products of evolution.
Authors: Shoaib Malik, Hamza Karamali and Moamer Yahia Ali Khalayleh
Excerpt: Al-Rāzī: “Whoever delves deeper into the seas of the [knowledge of] the things that God, The Most High, has created will have greater knowledge of the majesty and tremendousness of God, The Most High.”
Author: Ibn Jamā‘ah al-Kinānī
Translator: Shoaib Shah
Book length: 105 pages
Excerpt: Ibn ‘Abbās RA: “I humbled myself as a student, so I was honored as a teacher.”
Author: Roohi Tahir
Excerpt: The primary objective of servitude is the answer to every why and the lens through which all acts of obedience to God are approached.
Author: John Esposito
Excerpt: Social customs such as seclusion (purdah) – originally meant to give honor and distinction to women – hardened into what was believed to be religious precepts and then stringently applied to women in all circumstances.
Author: Hamza Tzortzis
Excerpt: Since nothing is the absence of all things, including any type of causal condition, then something could not arise from nothing.