The Library
The House of Islam, in shelf order.
Before Mecca: The African Origins of Islam and the Arabic Language
Foundations and the Doors
The Quran: A Guided Reading
Foundations and the Doors
The 99 Names of Allah
Foundations and the Doors
Muhammad: The Life of the Prophet from the Earliest Sources
Foundations and the Doors
The Four Archangels of Islam
Foundations and the Doors
The Night Journey: Isra and Mi'raj
Foundations and the Doors
Rumi: The Ocean of the Masnavi
The Poets
365 Days with Rumi
The Poets
Hafiz: The Tongue of the Unseen
The Poets
Omar Khayyam: The Rubaiyat and the Astronomer
The Poets
The Prophet: A Guided Reading of Kahlil Gibran
The Poets
Al-Ghazali: The Alchemist of Happiness
The Poets
Ibn Arabi: The Unity of Being
The Poets
The Djinn: The Hidden Peoples of Islam
The Unseen World
Asmak Khodam: The Guardian Angels of Java
The Unseen World
The Khodams: Guardian Servants of the Islamic Occult World
The Unseen World
Shams al-Ma'arif: The Sun of Gnosis
The Unseen World
Tawiz and Wafq: The Talismans of Islam
The Unseen World
Bilal: The Voice of the First Call
The African Root and the Moors
The First Hijra: Islam's Debt to Abyssinia
The African Root and the Moors
Bilqis: The Queen of Sheba in Islam and Ethiopia
The African Root and the Moors
The Moors of Al-Andalus: The African Empire in Spain
The African Root and the Moors
Timbuktu: The Scholars of Sankore
The African Root and the Moors
Mansa Musa: The Golden Pilgrimage
The African Root and the Moors
Muslims in America: Omar ibn Said and the Arabic Writers of Slavery
The African Root and the Moors
The door books are the public store doors; inside the university every book is free to enrolled students.
The House standard
Rules of the house
- 1The Quran is quoted only from checked early translations, cited by name.
- 2Hadith are cited to their collections.
- 3Nothing is invented.
- 4Contested claims are attributed.
- 5The Khodam and grimoire volumes are history and scholarship.