Maktabah Mujaddidiyah has a goal to collect and present free Islamic books in every language of the world. We are continously trying to acquire Islamic literature in many languages, to enable the native speakers learn about Islam in their own mother tongue.

Available Languages

Currently we have Islamic books available in 82 languages of the world. Some of them have very few books, whereas others have hundreds of them.

Most of the languages have very few books, and we are always looking for new and better Islamic literature in such languages.

Arabic has such a large collection of Islamic literature (being the native tongue of Islam), that we have decided to present only important works in it. Other websites provide thousands of historical and contemporary Islamic books in Arabic.

Maktabah Mujaddidiyah is based in Pakistan, so naturally we have access to Islamic books in local languages such as Urdu, Sindhi, and others. That is one reason why we have more books in these languages. It is our aim to acquire working partners from other countries to enrich the contents of other languages.

Recently added

1. Saraiki, a language (or dialect) spoken in Pakistan by about 13 million people. Books of Sufi poetry in Saraiki included.
2. Avar, books written by a famous Islamic scholar of Dagestan, Russia
3. Dhivehi, translation of the Holy Quran and Riyadh-us-Saliheen in the national language of Maldives

Missing Languages

We are actively searching for Islamic books, specially in languages other than those listed here. We will be grateful if you any one sends us an Islamic book in any of the missing languages, some of whom are listed below.

1. Javanese, spoken in Indonesia by 85 million native speakers
2. Cantonese (Yue), a dialect of Chinese, spoken by 60 million native speakers
3. Bhojpuri, spoken in India by 40 million native speakers
4. Sundanese, Indonesia, 34 million native speakers
5. Maithili, India and Nepal, 46 million speakers. ISO code: mai
6. Oriya, India, 33 million native speakers
7. Marwari or Rajasthani, India, 50 million speakers. ISO code: mwr, raj
8. Lao, Laos, 20 million speakers. ISO code: lo
9. Igbo, Nigeria, 25 million speakers
10. Oromo, Ethiopia, 30 million native speakers.
11. Cebuano, Philiphines, 21 million speakers.
12. Malagasy, national language of Madagascar, 22 million speakers
13. Nepali or Nepalese, official language of Nepal, 17 million speakers
14. Shona, Zimbabwe and Africa, 13 million speakers
15. Xhosa, South Africa
16. Haitian Creole, official language of Haiti, 10 million speakers
17. Konkani, India. Official language of the Indian state of Goa
18. Afrikaans, an important official language of South Africa, 7 million native speakers
19. Balochi, one of the four provincial languages of Pakistan
20. Quechua, South America (Peru and Bolivia), 9 million native speakers
21. Batak, Indonesia
22. Turkmen, Turkmenistan, 7 million speakers
23. Armenian, Armenia
24. Bodo, India
25. Dogri, Kashmir
26. Manipuri, India
27. Sanskrit, India
28. Santhali or Santali, India
29. Slovak, Slovakia, 5 million native speakers
30. Slovene, Slovenia, 2.5 million native speakers
31. Guarani
32. Catalan, Spain, 7 million native speakers
33. Wolof, spoken by 4.2 million native speakers in African countries
34. Frisian, Netherlands
35. Venda, one of the official languages of South Africa, 1.1 million native speakers
36. Akan or Twi, Ghana, 11 million native speakers
37. Tsonga, one of the official languages of South Africa, about 4 million native speakers
38. Tswana, South Africa and Botswana, 5.4 million native speakers
39. Swazi, South Africa, 2 million native speakers
40. Sotho, South Africa and Lesotho, 6 million native speakers
41. Sardinian, Italy, 1 million native speakers
42. Rundi or Kirundi, official language of Burundi, 9 million native speakers
43. Yi or Nuosu, China, 2 million native speakers
44. Lingala, DR Congo, 5.5 million native speakers
45. Kongo, DR Congo, about 6 million native speakers
46. Kyrgyz, Kyrgyzistan, 3 million native speakers
47. Rwandan, Rwanda and Uganda, 10 million native speakers
48. Gikuyu or Kikuyu, Kenya, 6.6 million native speakers
49. Irish, official language of Ireland, about 1.5 million speakers
50. Goergian, Goergia, 4.2 million native speakers
51. Galician, Spain, 3 million speakers
52. Ewe, Ghana, 3.6 million speakers
53. Dzongkha, national language of Bhutan, 170 thousand native speakers
54. Chuvash, Russia, 1 million native speakers
55. Chechen, Russia, 1.4 million native speakers
56. Belarussian, Belarus, 7 million native speakers
57. Bashkir, Russia, 1.2 million native speakers
58. Bambara, Mali and Senegal, 4 million native speakers
59. Aymara, an official language of Bolivia, 3 million native speakers
60. Afar, Eritrea and Ethiopia, 1.4 million native speakers

Risail Milad-e-Mahboob is a collection of short writings of famous Sufi shaykhs on the validity and virtues of Mawlid celebrations (Milad-un-Nabi s.a.w), some in Urdu and others translated.

قرآن مجید، تجویدی نسخہ رنگین حرفوں کے ساتھ

ناشر: ضیاء القرآن پبلی کیشنز، لاہور

The Holy Quran with colored characters to indicate various Tajweed rules for easier recitation, published by Zia-ul-Quran Publications, in South Asian (Indo-Pak) Arabic script.

ملفوظات حیدری (اردو)

ملفوظات شریف حضرت سید غلام حیدر علی شاہ چشتی، خلیفہ حضرت خواجہ شمس الدین سیالوی رحمۃ اللہ علیہم

Malfuzat (speeches) of Hazrat Sayyid Ghulam Hayder Ali Shah Chishti of Jalalpur sharif, who was a khalifa of Khwaja Shamsuddin Siyalvi.

تجویدی قرآن مجید رنگین حرفوں کے ساتھ

ناشر: پاک کمپنی

The Holy Quran with colored characters to indicate various Tajweed rules for easier recitation, published by Pak Company, in South Asian (Indo-Pak) Arabic script.

Urdu translation of Maqamat-e-Soofiya, the earliest source of biography of Hazrat Shaykh Abu Saeed Abul Khair, which was authored in 599 AH.

Short biography of Hazrat Khwaja Muhammad Zaman Lawari Naqshbandi, with written report of 206th Urs Mubarak (annual celebration) at dargah Lawari sharif.

Famous book of prayers, Arabic text with Urdu translation, written by Imam Muhammad al-Jazari

Russian book of Shafi'i fiqh about the basic practices of Islam, i.e. Taharat (cleaning), Salah (prayer), Sawm (fasting), Zakat (charity) and Hajj (pilgrimage).

A rare manuscript of a collection of poetry about the Manaqib (virtues) of Hazrat Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband, the founder and Imam of the Naqshbandi Sufi order.

It contains poems written by various Sufi poets.