18 products
Shattered Glass Healing a Broken Heart by Yasmin Mogahed
Author : Yasmin Mogahed
Format : Paperback
Length : 71 pages
Shattered Glass: Healing a Broken Heart.
People define happiness differently. Human being generally are very educated on how to treat a broken leg.
We are very educated on how to treat a gunshot wound. But we are not very educated on how to treat a broken heart.
Emotional trauma is something that as a human race, we are handicapped in. We do not teach, we do not have tools, and beyond that, we are not very supportive of the healing process that is necessary for healing a broken heart.
When you get a wound or when you get hurt by something, how do you get yourself treated? What or who helps you in the healing process?
Short. Simple. But meaningful. ❤ beautifully written to heal broken heart from both psychological and Islamic perspectives.
I Lost My Way Finding Happiness after Despair
Author : Yasmin Mogahed
Format : Paperback
Length : 62 pages
I Lost My Way: Finding Happiness after Despair. People defines happiness differently. We know that true happiness is the happiness of the heart. How can we find happiness after despair? Then now, how to build happiness?
"We only focus on our physical needs, but what about our spiritual needs?" In this book, we are given a step-by-step guide (all 12) to find our happiness by connecting ourselves to Allah. Really love the book ❤️
This book has given me a brand new life after everything happened to me some time ago. The writing style of this book is just simple but profound. For those who have lost their way and want to be back on the right path, this book is for guys!
Highly recommended!
Love Stories from the Quran
ISBN: 978-967-17248-0-4-0
Author: Yahya Ibrahim
Pages: 172
Publisher: Tertib Publishing
All of the love stories from the Quran have the connotation of birr, of protection, of qawwam, of endearment, of sacrifice, of acceptance, of allowing redemption and return after sin, of opening what others closed and uplifting those who others pushed down, to be the opposite of what is conventional, to be the oxymoron of the sinfulness that others display, and be the righteous rain of barakah into the heart and mind of those who are distant from Allah
It gives me different perspectives about love which tells me that love is more than just saying ‘I love you’. Loves comes in so many ways, between so many different peoples, for so many different reasons but whatever it is, it must be Lillahi ta’ala.
A Juz A Day Summary of the Quran
ISBN: 9789671724811
Author: Yahya Ibrahim
Pages: 192
Publisher: Tertib Publishing
The Qur’an refers to a wealth of human experience, seeking to enrich our lives on earth before our eventual return to our Maker, the Most High. Although it is impossible to articulate a translation that establishes clearing the majestic nature of the Qur’an in any language of the world, nevertheless, Muslims need to become more familiar with the overall coherence of its message in their native language.
The aim of this work before you is to highlight key themes and messages of the Qur’an that will be recited throughout our lives so those who are not able to understand the Arabic reading can feel a connection with what will they hear and recite by reading this summation
As the book’s name suggested, this is a good summary of every Juz, it helps me to understand some of the wisdom behind every revelation.
A good book in summarizing the whole quran. Read it together with the Quran for a better picture.
Very good book. It allows you to understand the meaning of each juzuk and summarises as well the surah meanings. This helps us get closer to the Quran definition.
Allah Loves...
Do what Allah loves as that's all what we need in this life. When Allah loves, we can feel the sweetness of life. This book means so much to me because it makes me closer to The Almighty. Alhamdulillah..
Highly recommended!
Really love this book because it remains His love to His creation. And really mean the title of this book..
Reclaim Your Heart: Personal Insights on Breaking Free from Life's Shackles by Yasmin Mogahed
This is the kind of book that you want to read slowly to make sure that all the words written sink in in your heart and soul (I don’t usually feel this way when reading a book). Reclaiming your heart is that one book that will speak to you heart and heal it. The only regret I have is not purchasing this book earlier. A few of my friends recommended this book to me a few years back, but I thought there’s no way that this book is THAT good and I was wrong.
Repentance Breaking the Habit of Sin
Love & Happiness: A Collection of Personal Reflections and Quote
Yasmen Mogahed books helps me to open my mind to see in a more positive way. Her words and thought helps me to love and trust Allah more than His creations. 🥰
The Power of Repentance
Reach the Sweetness of Prayer
Allah Loves Kindness - A Book of Reflections
Tearful Moments of Rasulullah
The Path Seekers
The Beneficial Means to a Happy Life
The Miracle of The Qur'an
From The Few - An Interactive Program to Cultivate an Attitude of Gratitude
With the Heart in Mind
I wish I could give this 10 stars. I keep recommending this book to family and friends. Also searching for more like it!
While the content and organization seems disorganized or following an unknown pattern at times, I still thoroughly enjoyed the new perspective on the analysis of the Prophet' (pbuh) character. Smith attempts and mostly succeeds in using modern-day psychology and theory to extract and interpret lessons of prophetic emotional intelligence. My favorite segments were those with stories from the seerah, even with other prophets (peace be upon them all), as well as anecdotal examples from realities of life today.
This book is important for all those about to start a family or are currently in the process of raising one. Even if read sporadically, it remains a powerful and inshallah a motivation to *see* what you may not have sensed before.
May Allah bless the author and allow him to expand on this topic in a more detailed and structured form of expression.
Allahuma ameen
A book I will need to visit and revisit again. At the heart of it is a call to reassess how we give meaning to intelligence and the vital role and purpose of our intellect. Current markers of intelligence often revolve around pursuits of knowledge — PhDs, publications, the next discovery or invention— but rarely will we label a gracious person loved and respected by their community, or a person willing to fight for what is morally upright as someone ‘intelligent’. Isn’t that odd? In fact, these two other aspects of intelligence, emotional and moral, are the vehicles that will allow the knowledge we acquire to be succesfully implemented, inspiring deep change in our communities for a higher purpose or ‘the greater good’.
This book primarily explores the above by examining the traits of one of the greatest human beings ever to walk on the Earth - Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Whether or not you believe in him, no doubt there is something exemplary about an orphaned, unlettered man who was able to bring about deep, lasting change to one of the most barbarous societies of that time. The excerpts of his life pertinent to elucidating the concepts of moral and emotional intelligence are further complemented by examples from sociology, philosophy, history, as well as the Bible and the author’s own personal reflections. The book finishes off with an example of the proficient use of these intelligences in action and how we can apply that to our daily life.
It’s an made me reflect on my role as a doctor, the careful balance of applying knowledge to patients with complex emotional needs and wishes, all while trying to adhere to the four ethical principles as the moral compass of what is ‘right’. How else can we make the lives of our patients better? How else can we empower them? At the same time, how can we give medical students and doctors the tools to face the numerous emotional and moral challenges present in clinical practice so that they can be confident in the decisions they make? I am reminded some advice my consultant gave me: it’s better to be a doctor with some lapses in knowledge but is genuinely nice and caring, than a doctor with all the knowledge in the world but can’t be nice at all.
How The Bible Led Me To Islam
Author: Yusha Evans
ISBN: 9789672420057
Publisher: Tertib Publishing
Pages: 85
In the summer of 1996, Yusha Evans went on a passage through the Bible and its four Gospel. He scrutinized more than five different religions in search of God and His message. In 1998, he reverted to Islam.
He yearned for the truth in life which is to “Worship God alone as one, obey Him and His Messenger to go to Heaven,” of which he found through Islam.
