Description
Muslims: Beliefs, Customs and Traditions by Sayyed Abul Hasan ‘Ali Nadwi is a concise, luminous guide that restores clarity and confidence to anyone seeking to understand or explain Islam. In just over 100 pages Nadwi distils core beliefs, daily practices, lifecycle rituals, festivals, and social customs with eloquence and warmth, making complex ideas accessible without losing depth.
Why this book matters now
Political pressure, media distortion, and endless screen distractions make it harder to hold a clear Muslim identity and to explain it with dignity. This book acts as a calm, authoritative voice: a primer for families, students, new Muslims, and anyone living far from traditional Muslim communities. It helps readers reclaim their narrative, respond to misconceptions with knowledge, and nurture a confident, balanced faith.
What you’ll learn
⦁ Core beliefs and practices explained simply and faithfully;
⦁ Religious observances and ceremonies from birth to burial;
⦁ Social customs and moral expectations that shape community life;
⦁ Festivals and cultural expressions, including Indian Muslim traditions for historical context.
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