A book in Albanian in which the author shows the fundamentals principles that a Muslim has to know about Allah, Islam, and the Prophet Muhammad. He also shows the types of worship that Allah commanded in a brief and easy explanation.

A book in Urdu in which the author refutes the misconceptions to which the disbelievers stick and mention in their books.

A book translated into Tamil contains the Islamic creed that was written by Imam Tahawy (d. 321 H.). It is characterized by simplicity and briefness.

“An-Nawawi’s Forty” is a popular collection of hadiths pertaining to basic tenets of Islam. It has been widely studied in traditional Arabic circles of learning and continues to be one of the basic subjects taught in Islamic courses throughout the world today. This book contains the Arabic text, English translation and commentary clarifying the Islamic foundation for human ethics and conduct. In his introduction, the Imam wrote: “Everyone desiring the Hereafter ought to know these hadiths for what they contain of important information, and because they alert one to all kinds of obedience.”

A book in Nepali in which the author refutes the misconceptions to which the disbelievers stick and mention in their books.

A book in Bengali in which the author refutes the misconceptions to which the disbelievers stick and mention in their books.

A book in Persian in which the author refutes the misconceptions to which the disbelievers stick and mention in their books.

One of the works on this subject is his “al‐Fatwaa al‐Hamawiyyah” which he wrote as an answer to a question presented to him. He was asked what the scholars say concerning the Quranic verses and prophetic hadith contain the attributes and characteristics of Allah.

A book in Indonesian in which the author refutes the misconceptions to which the disbelievers stick and mention in their books.

An explanation of The Forty Nawawi Ahaadeeth.