#salafi

Key Words Printable (Download Here)

Features:

• Split sheets by topic.
  
• Add English, Arabic and Transliteration for each word.
• Generous amount of space to write word meaning.

Feedback for improvements are more than welcome. More printables available HERE. 

Weekly Planner PDF (Download Here)

Features:

• Track daily/weekly salah. Prayers completed and missed. 
  
• Acts as a substitute for university/school timetables.
• Encourages using salah times to organise your day. 

This printable is a trial, please do let me know where improvements can be made. Baarak’Allaahu feekum. More printables available here.

aqlamoon:

Light reads for sisters. 

1.A Piece of Advice and Admonition for the Womenby Shaykh ‘Adb al-Razzaaq ibn ‘Abd al-Muhsin al-’Abbaad [Trans. Jameel Finch].

Book study available: lecturesandresources [Taught by Br. Jameel Finch].

2.The Role of the Woman in Rectifying the Societyby Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-’Uthaymeen [Trans. Abu Az-Zubayr Shadeed Muhammad].

Similar Lecture available:  Women And Their Role In Rectifying Society – Abu Muhammad Al-Maghribi [02:01:23]

3. A Woman’s Guide to Raising a Family by Shaykh Saalih al-Fawzaan.

May Allaah allow this post to be of benefit.

Updated Link to the “resources” for A Piece of Advice and Admonition for the Women [Apologies for any inconveniences caused]. 

Monthly Goals Printable - Download Here (via Google Drive)

An alternative to the habit tracker allowing individuals to make note of one-off goals, as opposed to repetitive tasks. 

Please, notify me of errors. 

Ramadhaan 1437 Calendars - Download Here (via Google Drive)

If the moon is sighted, then Monday, June 6, 2016 will be the first day of Ramadhaan 1437. If the moon is not sighted, then Tuesday, June 7, 2016 will be the first day of Ramadhaan 1437 [X]. 

Two calendars have been made in advance. Both, the Hijri date and the western date are on these calendars to cater to those currently taking exams i.e. A-Levels, GCSEs, Finals etc.

May Allah allow these to be beneficial and useful. Please, do let me know of any errors and I will rectify them, inshaa’Allaah.

Ramadhaan Printables - Download Here (from Google Drive)

- Qur’aan Tracker: Actual printable is filled in with the chapters. Tick off the completed chapters as well as reading the translation.

- Fast Tracker: Keep note of completed fasts, more importantly those that were missed due to menstruation or illness etc.

- Habit Tracker: Make a list of tasks/habits you wish to complete and implement them over the 30 days of Ramadhaan e.g. Salatul Duha, clean-up after iftaar/dinner, read morning/evening adhkar etc.

- Meal Tracker: Keep a log of food & water intake throughout the week (especially helpful for those who struggle with timetabled eating).

-Calendar:  Several variations of calendars are available. Salah tracker and tick boxes to record fasts.

-Monthly Goals:  An alternative to the habit tracker allowing individuals to make note of one-off goals, as opposed to repetitive tasks.

May Allah allow these to be of benefit. Do notify me of any errors and I will rectify them, inshaa’Allaah.

Book Recommendation:  Explanation of Important Lessons For Every Muslim Written By Shaykh Abdul Aziz Bin Baz Explained By Shaykh Abdur Razzaq al-Abbaad.

Free classes and free Ebook available here!

A fantastic, concise book for those wanting to take their religion more seriously but are still not firm in understanding the basics.

It covers many essential topics within 372 pages. I have attached pictures of the contents pages and here is a short summary:

• Learning Surah al-Fatihah and other short suwar.  
• The Pillars of Islaam and emaan.
• Categories of Tawheed.
• Conditions, pillars and obligations of prayer. 
• Conditions, obligations and nullifiers of wudhu.
• Character and Islaamic etiquette. (my favourite)
• Warning from shirk and other sins.
• Preparing and burying the deceased. (my other favourite) 

There is a similar version of the book available here, at a cheaper price. 

This book was gifted to me when I first started to attend duroos (around 2 years ago, and I still return to it often). The sister who gifted it to me gave a great explanation as to why she chose this book (by no means verbatim) “it’s good that you attend classes, but make sure you are firm and grounded in the basics and your obligations. Think about building a house, it needs firm foundations before you can start adding the fancy extras”. May Allaah grant her much goodness and ease in this life and the next. Aameen. 

Building up knowledge takes time, it is a journey and you will never reach the goal of being “knowledgeable”; death will intercede. Doesn’t matter what field you’re in, you won’t ever truly be able to say “yes, I understand this 100%”. This is all a journey, take your time and enjoy the learning process. 

Reading List Printable - Available Here

Features:

• Generous space to write book title and author.
• Log general progress; when book was started, past half way mark and finished.
• Helps visualise what books are yet to read and those that are unfinished. 

Example of use below:

 More printables available HERE.