This inspiring collection reveals how the great scholars of Islam considered time a sacred treasure. Through edifying anecdotes, the author invites us to cultivate discipline, consistency, and respect for time for a life full of meaning and spiritual excellence.

This pioneering book explores Islamic psychology, combining faith and mental health. Ali Habbibi highlights the historical contributions of Muslim scholars and proposes an innovative therapeutic model adapted to the needs of Muslim patients. An essential work for professionals, imams, and anyone interested in spirituality and psychology.

Discover the fascinating biography of the most famous Algerian corsair, Raïs Hamidou, a maritime hero of the 18th century. Through the rigorous research of historian Albert Devoulx, delve into the epic tale of a legendary naval strategist, a symbol of resistance and Algerian national pride. A captivating tale that reveals the golden age of the navy of the Regency...

In a world where social media dictates our behavior and plunges us into illusions, this book invites you to deeply reflect on the true pursuit of happiness. Digital distractions and superficial influences often lead us away from what truly matters. But the Qur’an, a divine light, guides us toward truth and inner peace. Through its sacred teachings, we discover...

In this essay, Jafara Baba redefines the hijab, distancing it from patriarchal and Islamophobic controversies. Rather than a constraint, it is presented as an aesthetic manifestation of feminine beauty, away from legal debates. The book offers a profound reflection on its symbolism and social dimensions, while intellectually arming Muslims to confront...

A moving autobiography by Mohamed Kazi Tani, blind from birth and a passionate reformist, this narrative traces his journey through 20th-century colonial Algeria. Blending personal struggle, political engagement, and historical upheaval, this unique account weaves together human adventure and collective memory.

A faithful companion of the renowned Sheikh Ibn Badis, Mohammed Al Bachir Al Ibrahimi was one of the prominent figures of the Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars, which played a key role in the revival of Algerian society under colonial rule.

This book invites profound reflection on faith, sacred scriptures, and the quest for religious truth. Through essential questions about origins, life, and the afterlife, the author encourages the reader to examine the solidity of their beliefs and to question the path they have chosen.

This book explores Islam as a path to purification of heart, thought, and action, linking ethics and spirituality. Through the concept of futuwwah , it highlights a living tradition based on service, self-control, and the pursuit of the common good. A valuable resource for the education of young people and, more broadly, for supporting each...

This book explores the rise of "Islamic" personal development and its claim to be more aligned with the Quran and Sunnah. Through an in-depth analysis of discourses and practices in Turkey, the Arab world, Indonesia, and Europe, the author questions the relevance and limitations of this trend in light of Islam as a worldview and universal wisdom. An essential work...

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