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Titles S.No Book Name Author Publisher Volume 1 Sahih Muslim Titles S.No Book Name Author Publisher Volume 1 Sahih Muslim Imam Muslim Darul Ishaat 1 2 Sahih Muslim Imam Muslim Darul Ishaat 2 1 3 Sahih Muslim Imam Muslim Darul Ishaat 3 4 Sahih Muslim Imam Muslim Darul Ishaat 4 5 Voices of Islam Vincet J. Cornell Suhail Academy 1 6 Voices of Islam Vincet J. Cornell Suhail Academy 2 2 7 Voices of Islam Vincet J. Cornell Suhail Academy 3 8 Voices of Islam Vincet J. Cornell Suhail Academy 4 9 Voices of Islam Vincet J. Cornell Suhail Academy 5 10 Islamic Economics: Annonated Sources in English and Urdu Muhammad Akram Khan The Islamic Foundation 1 3 11 Islamic Economics: Annonated Sources in English and Urdu Muhammad Akram Khan The Islamic Foundation 2 4 12 Islamic Finance: The new regulatory challenge Simon Archer, Riffat Ahmed Abdul KarimJohn Wiley & Sons 13 Al-Jamiaus Sahi Sunan Tirmidhi: The translation of the meaning of Jami TirmidhiTirmidhi, Muhammad Ibn Isa Darul Ishaat 1 5 14 Al-Jamiaus Sahi Sunan Tirmidhi: The translation of the meaning of Jami TirmidhiTirmidhi, Muhammad Ibn Isa Darul Ishaat 2 15 Encyclopaedia of islamic philosophy Seyyed Hossein Nasr Suhail Academy 1 6 16 Encyclopaedia of islamic philosophy Seyyed Hossein Nasr Suhail Academy 2 17 A History of Sufism in India Saiyid Athar Abbas Rizvi Suhail Academy 7 18 A History of Sufism in India Saiyid Athar Abbas Rizvi Suhail Academy 19 Encyclopedia of Islamic spirituality Seyyed Hossein Nasr Suhail Academy 1 8 20 Encyclopedia of Islamic spirituality Seyyed Hossein Nasr Suhail Academy 2 9 21 Islamic insurance: a modern approach to islamic banking Aly Khorshid Routledge 10 22 Shari'a-compliant microfinance S. Nazim Ali Routledge 11 23 Islamic banking efficieny : efficiency of islamic banks in Pakistan: data envelopmentAli Saeed analysis LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing 12 24 Islamic microfinance : an innovative tool for poverty alleviation Mehreen Fatima LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing 13 25 Islamic finance: principles and practice Hans Visser Edward Elgar 14 26 Islamic capital markets : a comparative approach Obiyathulla Ismath Bacha, Abbas Mirakhor.John Wiley & Sons 15 27 Islamic money and banking : integrating money in capital theory Iraj Toutounchian John Wiley & Sons 16 28 Islamic Finance: revised & updated edition of Meezan Bank's guide to islamicDr. Muhammad banking Imran Ashraf Usmani Maktaba Ma'ariful Quran 17 29 Takaful and mutual insurance : alternative approaches to managing risks Serap O. Gönülal World Bank 18 30 Theory and practice of modern Islamic finance : the case analysis from AustraliaAbu Umar Faruq Ahmad BrownWalker Press 19 31 Encyclopedia of islamic banking and finance: new perspectives on profit sharingMasudul Choudhury Cyber Tech publications 20 32 Encyclopedia of interest free banking: banking in islam D.R. Joshi Cyber Tech publications 21 33 Ownership and partnership in islam Muhammad Moinuddin Khan Pentagon press 22 34 Sales and contracts in early Islamic commercial law Abdullah Alwi Haji Hassan Kula Lumpur 23 35 Islamic capital markets Brian Kettell Islamic Banking Training 24 36 Ethics and economics : an Islamic synthesis Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi The Islamic Foundation 25 37 Pakistan under IMF shadow Fasih Uddin Institute of Policy Studies 26 38 Rural development through Islamic banks Muhammad Akram Khan The Islamic Foundation 27 39 Islamic banking : conceptual framework and practical operations Abdur Rahim Hamdi Institute of Policy Studies 28 40 Islamic approach to development : some policy implications Khurshid Ahmad Institute of Policy Studies 29 41 Islamic law of contracts and business transactions Manṣūrī, Muḥammad T̤āhir Shari'ah Aacademy International Islamic University 30 42 A Journey through Islamic history : a short timeline of key events Yasminah Hashim, Muhammad Beg Kube Publishing 31 43 Islamic finance : a practical guide Rahail Ali Globe Business Publishing 32 44 Islamic banking and finance Dr. Natalie Schoon Spiramus Press 33 45 Islamic banking and finance: what it is and what it could be Tarek El Diwany Ist Ethical Charitable Trust 34 46 The methodology of Ijtihad: theories of islamic law Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee Islamic Book Trust 35 47 Islamic Jurisprudence: (Usul al-Fiqh) Imran Ahsan Khan Nyazee The International Institute of Islamic Thought 36 48 Islamic banking: steady in shaky times Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdi CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 37 49 Socially responsible investment and islamic finance: a comparison Sascha Tagliaferri Deutschland 38 50 Islamic financial compliance setting standards in a conventional financial Davidworld Evans Createspace 39 51 Islamic finance contracts Monzer Kahf Lexington 40 52 Essentials of Musharakah and Mudarabah: islamic texts on theory of partnershipmuhammad Abdurrahman sadique IIUM Press 41 53 The global financial crisis and the islamic finance Hussein Elasrag Createspace 42 54 Economics of islam : a comparative study Shaikh Mahmud Ahmed Peace Publications 43 55 Islamic banking and finance: an integrated approach Zubair Hasan Oxford University Press 44 56 Islamic finance: ethics, concepts, practice Usman Hayat CFA Institute Research Foundation 45 57 On the microfoundation of Islamic finance: sharia-conform banking productsPhillip and Koch their incentive problems Verlag Publications 46 58 Weathering the global crisis: can the traits of Islamic banking system makeSiti a Zalehadifference Abdul Rasid Partridge publishing 47 59 Siratun Nabi : era of peace Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 2 48 60 Siratun Nabi : miracles Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 3 49 61 Siratun Nabi : Prophethood and beliefs Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 4 50 62 Siratun Nabi : worship in islam Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 5 51 63 Siratun Nabi : ethics in islam Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 6 52 64 Siratun Nabi : mutual dealings and behaviour Allama shibli Nomani, Nadvi, Syed SulemanDarul-Ishaat 7 53 65 The book of certainty : the Sufi doctrine of faith, vision and gnosis Abu Bakr Siraj ad- Din Suhail Academy 54 66 Technopoly : the surrender of culture to technology Neil Postman Suhail Academy 55 67 Sword of wisdom : essays on tradition, metaphysics and cosmology Muhammad Suheyl Umar Suhail Academy 56 68 The principles of epistemology in Islamic philosophy : knowledge by presenceMehdi Haʼiri Yazdi Suhail Academy 57 69 Islam and science Muzaffar Iqbal Suhail Academy 58 70 Modern man at the crossroads : the encounter of modern science and traditionalJohn Herlihy knowledge Suhail Academy 59 71 Even angles ask : a journey to Islam in America Jeffrey Lang Suhail Academy 60 72 The underlying religion : an introduction to the perennial philosophy Martin Lings & Clinton Minnaar Suhail Academy 61 73 On Schacht's Origins of Muhammadan jurisprudence Muḥammad Muṣṭafá Aʻẓamī Suhail Academy 62 74 The reflective heart : discovering spiritual intelligence in Ibn ʹArabī's MeccanJames illuminations Winston Morris Suhail Academy 63 75 The Meccan revelations : Ibn al-ʻArabi: Part I Ibn Arabi Suhail Academy 64 76 The Meccan revelations : Ibn al-ʻArabi: Part II Ibn Arabi Suhail Academy 65 77 Ancient beliefs and modern superstitions Abu Bakr Sirajudin Suhail Academy 66 78 Studies in early Hadīth literature : with a critical edition of some early textsMuhammad Mustafa Al-A'zami Suhail Academy 67 79 The unromantic Orient Muhammad Asad Suhail Academy 68 80 Tawhid and science : essays on the history and philosophy of Islamic scienceOsman Bakar Suhail Academy 69 81 Discourses of Rumi A. J Arberry Suhail Academy 70 82 The essential Ananda K. Coomaraswamy Ananda K. Coomaraswamy Suhail Academy 71 83 Man the unknown : man does not stand alone Alexis Carrel & A. Cressy Morrison Suhail Academy 72 84 Studies in Hadīth methodology and literature Muḥammad Muṣṭafá Aʻẓamī Suhail Academy 73 85 All the king's falcons : Rumi on Prophets and revelation John Renard Suhail Academy 74 86 In the face of the absolute Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 75 87 Oriental essays : portraits of seven scholars A. J. Arberry Suhail Academy 76 88 Islam faith and practice Mahmoud M. Ayoub Suhail Academy 77 89 The essential writings of Frithjof Schuon Seyyed Hossein Nasr Suhail Academy 78 90 Light on the ancient worlds Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 79 91 Remembering God : reflections on Islam Gai Eaton Suhail Academy 80 92 Small is beautiful : economics as if people mattered E. F. Schumacher Suhail Academy 81 93 Beyond the post-modern mind Huston Smith Suhail Academy 82 94 The World's religions : our great wisdom traditions Huston Smith Suhail Academy 83 95 The philosophy of Mullā Ṣadrā : (Ṣadr al-Dīn al-Shirāzī) Fazlur Rahman Suhail Academy 84 96 Logic and transcendence Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 85 97 Esoterism as principle and as way Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 86 98 Forgotten truth : the primordial tradition Huston Smith Suhail Academy 87 99 Understanding Islam Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 88 100 Dimensions of Islam Frithjof Schuon Suhail Academy 89 101 Essential sufism James Fadiman & Robert Frager Suhail Academy 90 102 Look to the land Lord Northbourne Suhail Academy 91 103 Quest for the red sulphur : the life of Ibn' Arabi Claude Addas Suhail Academy 92 104 King of the castle : choice and responsibility in the modern world Gai Eaton Suhail Academy 93 105 The Holy Qur'an : translations of selected verses Martin Lings Suhail Academy 94 106 Islam between East and West Alija 'Ali Izetbegovic Suhail Academy 95 107 Rumi : past and present, east and west : The life, teachings and poetry of FranklinJalal
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