The Prophet of Peace offers a fresh and compelling perspective on the life and message of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Drawing on authentic Arabic sources, scholar Maulana Wahiduddin Khan challenges common misconceptions about early Islamic history and highlights the Prophet’s lifelong commitment to peace, tolerance and moral leadership. Rather than focusing on conflict, this book emphasises how the Prophet’s mission was fundamentally rooted in peaceful dialogue, coexistence and intellectual engagement. Through thoughtful discussions on key topics such as jihad, ijtihad, the concept of war, and relationships with people of other faiths, Khan shows how the Prophet’s example remains deeply relevant in the modern world. Extensively quoting the Qur’an and Hadith, The Prophet of Peace also explores Islam’s stance on modernity, secularism, democracy and freedom of speech, demonstrating that Islam, as revealed in its primary sources, advocates compassion over violence and understanding over division. Persuasive and beautifully written, this book is ideal for both Muslim and non-Muslim readers who want a deeper, balanced understanding of the Prophet Muhammad’s teachings and their timeless message of peace.  

The Political Interpretation of Islam offers a clear, thought-provoking examination of how Islam has been understood in political terms and the consequences of that understanding. Drawing on theological insights and contemporary reflection, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan argues that when politics takes centre stage in interpreting Islam, the faith’s spiritual and ethical foundations can become distorted and misrepresented. In this concise book, Khan critiques the views of influential thinkers such as Maulana Abul Ala Maududi — whose writings advocate for a political interpretation in which Muslims are seen as having a duty to establish Islamic law through political power. According to Khan, this approach has been a source of misunderstanding and conflict in the modern world because it shifts the focus away from Islam’s core moral and spiritual teachings. Khan explains that Islam, in its original revelation, prioritises personal faith, ethical conduct, and peaceful coexistence, and that politics should not override these central tenets. Through accessible language and clear argumentation, the book encourages readers to reflect on how Islam relates to society, governance, and human responsibility without reducing the religion to a political ideology. Ideal for students, scholars, and general readers alike, The Political Interpretation of Islam challenges readers to reconsider common assumptions about religion and politics in the contemporary world.

In an era marked by conflict and division, The Age of Peace presents a bold and hopeful vision of our world’s potential. Renowned Islamic scholar Maulana Wahiduddin Khan argues that humanity has entered a new historical phase in which peaceful means are not only preferable but more effective than violence for achieving social, political and personal goals. Drawing on history, modern thought, and spiritual insights, the book challenges the prevailing mindset that war and confrontation are inevitable. Instead, Khan proposes that peace is the natural state of human civilisation — the “only culture” in which both individuals and societies can flourish. Through a series of thoughtful essays, he explains how peace can be understood as the highest good, outlines principles to nurture it, and shows how non-violent approaches offer practical and ethical alternatives to conflict. Accessible and deeply reflective, The Age of Peace is both a philosophical exploration and a practical call to action. It invites readers of all backgrounds to rethink entrenched assumptions about power, justice and progress, and to embrace peace not just as an ideal, but as a guiding way of life.

In a world more interconnected, educated and inquisitive than ever before, The Seeker’s Guide offers clarity, wisdom and practical insight for anyone on a quest for meaning and understanding. Drawing inspiration from the prophetic tradition that “the remedy for ignorance is asking questions,” Maulana Wahiduddin Khan presents this book as an open-hearted companion for modern seekers of truth. Through a thoughtful compilation of questions and answers, Khan explores fundamental questions of faith, reason and daily life with intelligence, compassion and ease. Rather than offering abstract theology, he relates timeless spiritual principles to the real challenges people face — from personal growth and ethical conduct to broader questions about religion, society and modern civilisation. Accessible to both Muslim and non-Muslim readers, The Seeker’s Guide encourages reflection, intellectual curiosity and spiritual maturity. It invites you to engage with life’s big questions with confidence and compassion in an era where reason, inquiry and sincere searching have become central to human flourishing.

Living a spiritual life doesn’t mean retreating from the world — it means engaging with life in a deeply reflective, positive and meaningful way. In Leading a Spiritual Life, celebrated thinker Maulana Wahiduddin Khan presents a practical and inspiring guide for developing a spiritual mindset amid the everyday rhythms of modern life. Rather than seeking solitude in far-off places, Khan encourages readers to find spiritual nourishment in ordinary experiences by “extracting” inner meaning from material events and daily challenges. Through a rich collection of thoughtful essays and reflections, the book offers insights into how to deal with stress, failure, unhappiness and conflict, helping readers transform setbacks into opportunities for growth and deeper understanding. By embracing positivity, looking beyond surface-level events and cultivating clarity of thought, Khan shows that spirituality is not a distant ideal but a practical approach to life that anyone can adopt. Accessible to readers of all backgrounds, Leading a Spiritual Life bridges spiritual wisdom with real-world living, making it a valuable companion for anyone seeking purpose, resilience and inner peace in a busy, complex world.

Quranic Wisdom distils the profound insights of the Qur’an into a thoughtful and accessible guide for everyday living. Celebrated Islamic scholar Maulana Wahiduddin Khan invites readers to explore how the Qur’anic message — far from being a distant or abstract text — offers practical wisdom for the challenges of modern life. Drawing directly on Qur’anic verses, Khan demonstrates how divine guidance addresses topics such as honesty, patience, equality, conflict resolution, time management and moral conduct in clear, relatable language. At its heart, the book emphasises that human life is a journey of spiritual and moral growth. According to the Qur’an, this world is temporary and a test that prepares us for life after death; understanding this truth can reshape how we live, think and interact with others. Quranic Wisdom helps readers derive universal principles from the Qur’anic text and apply them to daily situations — encouraging reflection, inner peace and purposeful action. Accessible to both Muslim readers and those interested in the spiritual and ethical teachings of the Qur’an, this book is a valuable companion for anyone seeking clarity, meaning and timeless insight from the world’s most widely read scripture.

The Spirit of Islam is a classic work that presents Islam not merely as a set of rituals or laws, but as a living moral and spiritual force that shaped one of the greatest civilizations in history. Written with clarity and deep scholarship, Syed Ameer Ali explores the life and character of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), the ethical teachings of the Qur’an, and the development of Islamic thought, culture, law, and philosophy. He addresses common misconceptions about Islam and highlights its emphasis on justice, compassion, equality, knowledge, and human dignity. The book traces how Islam transformed Arabian society and contributed profoundly to world civilization — in science, medicine, philosophy, governance, and social reform — while also examining the causes of later decline and the need for intellectual renewal. More than a historical study, The Spirit of Islam is a thoughtful reflection on the universal values of the faith and its relevance to the modern world.

Prophet Yusuf was the beloved son of Prophet Ya‘qub (Jacob).From a young age, he was known for his beauty, purity, patience, and strong faith in Allah.