First Hadith Collection + 41 duas

Abu Hurayra radiallahu ‘anh had a book written for him by his disciple, the follower Hammam bin Munabbih. His document, known as ‘The Sahifa of Hammam ibn Munabbih’, became famous and recognized as having been narrated from Abu Hurayra.

The collection was written around the mid-first century AH (around 59 AH), and this work is considered to be the oldest evidence of hadith transcription and the first Hadith collection ever.

It is a very significant historical document because it has reached us in its original form.

For the first time, the collection is now with a proper English translation, alhamdulillah! 

Pages: 163
Format: e-book
Publisher: Bukhara Books

The Prophet ﷺ said: 
"Whoever revives my sunnah, has loved me, and whoever loves me will be with me in paradise" [Sunan al-Tirmidhi]

Revive the sunnah of the best of creation by learning how he used to make dua, with this e-book where 41 duas he ﷺ used to make are collected. 

Pages: 41 pages
Publisher: Semerkand

Mufti Abul-Qāsim al-Husaynī al-Hāshimi, from a prestigious Afghan scholarly family. He began his studies with his father, memorized the Qur'ān under Hafiz Mahmud Sahib, and mastered the 10 Major and Minor Qirā’at with Shaykh al-Qurrā’ Barakatullah Saleem, who appointed him as his representative at just 16.

He furthered his Islamic studies under notable scholars, including al-Mufti al-Faqih Muhammad Abdul-Ahad Ansāri. After completing his training, he was authorized to issue Fatwas within the Hanafi Madhab.