| Title |
Author |
Source |
Subject |
| Kara Kush |
Idries Shah |
IBTS |
Fiction tale about the Afghan Mujahideen |
| If I Should Speak |
Umm Zakiyyah |
al-walaa |
The story of three college students and how
they come to realize Islam is the best way of life. Actually a very
engaging book and excellent novel to prepare the youth for their own
experience of college. |
| The Autobiography of Malcolm X |
Alex Haley |
IBTS |
Malcolm X's life story. Very engaging. |
| Jewels of Remembrance |
C & K Helminski translating Rumi |
barnesandnoble |
Islamically-oriented poetry (Excellent) |
| Memed: My Hawk |
Yashar Kemal |
amazon |
Drama set in Turkey |
| One Thousand Roads to Mecca |
Ed. Michael Wolfe |
IBTS |
Travel/Hajj |
| Angels in the Making |
Laleh Bakhtiar |
Kazi |
Essays about Muslim women |
| The Memory of Hands |
Reshma Baig |
IFNA |
Short stories about the Muslim-American experience |
| Sufi Women |
Javed Nur Baksh |
Kazi |
Women with Taqwa |
| Ibn Battuta: Travels in Asia and Africa |
Trans. by H.A.R. Gibb |
Halalco |
Travel anecdotes |
| The Book of Misers |
Al-Jahiz |
Kazi |
Various essays that are worth reading over and over. |
| The Ghulistan of Sadi |
Sadi Shirazi |
Astrolabe |
Poetry, stories. Selections must be chosen carefully
as some are out of line with contemporary values. |
| Daughter of Damascus |
Siham Tergimen |
AWAIR |
Memoir of growing up in Syria |
| Fabled Cities, Princes and Jinns |
Al-Saleh |
AWAIR |
Various stories from the Muslim world |
| A Man to Match His Mountains |
Eknath Easwaran |
AWAIR |
Muslim pacifist-hero from India named Badshah Khan. |
| The Day it Rained Bricks and Bats |
Maruf Khawaja |
www.garnet-ithaca.co.uk |
Hilarious essays on life in the Arabian Peninsula |