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Friday, 01 February 2013 00:00

Books by authors and publishers

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Here you can browse the books by author names and a publishers. We are trying to list as many authors as possible, and have sorted them approximately by their date of death. The living authors are listed in the end.

Please note that not all authors and publishers are listed here.

Friday, 01 February 2013 00:00

Browse books by most used tags

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Here you can browse the books by categories/tags. On the side you can see the menu that lists the most commonly used tags.

Monday, 25 February 2013 19:29

Browse books by language

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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

 

 

Thursday, 11 November 2004 12:44

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Thursday, 30 July 2009 11:44

Islamic Date Module

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Islamic Date Module v1.0 for Joomla 1.5

Islamic Date is a highly customizable and fully localizable module for Joomla 1.5.x that displays Islamic (Hijri or Hijrah) date on your homepage (or anywhere else). It can also display Gregorian date. Features iclude:

  • Fully localizable: so all month names and day names can be manually configured to match any language (plus dir attribute can be set to Right-to-left or Left-to-right)
  • Fully customizable: with options for showing weekday, order of dates, calendar symbols, Hijri date adjustment for moonsighting, and custom formatting of the dates.

 

Future plans for this module include the following:

  • Including timezone for change of date (calculating midnight). Current timezone in use is UTC.
  • Including option for changing Hijri date at Sunset (corresponding to a particular location, given in Longitude, Latitude)
  • Inclusion of multiple algorithms for Hijri date calculation (e.g. Kuwaiti algorithm, Umm al-Qura of Saudi Arabia, and few others)
  • Option for displaying digits in localized formats (English, Indic, Indic-Arabic, and others)
  • Option for displaying date as Text or Picture

Help Us by donating a small amount, if you like this extension:

 

 

Version History

Version 1.0.0: First version released on 30 July 2009, with features stated above.

Click Here to Download

 

Sunday, 26 July 2009 14:19

Imam Ahmed ibn Hanbal (died 241 AH)

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Hadhrat Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (died 241 AH) is the founder of Hanbali fiqh, one of the four schools of thought in Islam.

 

Sunday, 26 July 2009 14:17

Imam Malik ibn Anas (died 179 AH)

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Hadhrat Imam Malik ibn Anas (died 179 AH) is the founder of Maliki Mazhab, one of the four schools of thought in Islam.
Sunday, 26 July 2009 14:14

Imam Shafai (died 204 AH)

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Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Idrees al-Shafai, famous as Imam Shafai (died 204 AH), is the founder of Shafai fiqh, one of the four schools of thought in Islam.
Abul Husayn Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj Qushayri al-Nishapuri, popular as Imam Muslim (died 261 AH) is a famous Muhadith and author of the second most authentic collection of Hadith, Sahih Muslim.
Sunday, 26 July 2009 13:35

Imam Bukhari (died 256 AH)

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Abu Abdullah Muhammad Bin Isma'il al-Bukhari, known as Imam Bukhari rahmatullah alaih (died 256 AH) was born in 194 AH in Bukhara. He was a great scholar of Hadith who is famous for his work "Sahih Bukhari", the most authentic collection of Hadith.

 

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