GII Islamic Library

A classical foundational text on Islamic creed with commentary. Essential reading for understanding the core beliefs of Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah — tawheed, prophethood, the hereafter, and divine decree.

An authoritative exposition on Islamic manners and etiquette by Shaykh Abdul-Fattah Abu-Ghuddah. Covers the adab of speech, gatherings, seeking knowledge, and dealings with others.

A comprehensive study of the Seerah of the Prophet ﷺ with fiqh-based lessons. Draws out practical guidance and rulings from the events of the Prophet's blessed life for the modern Muslim.

Detailed exegesis of Juz' Amma (the 30th part of the Quran) drawn from the classic tafsir of Imam Ibn Kathir. Covers all surahs from An-Naba to An-Nas with authentic narrations and explanations.

A practical guide covering the essential knowledge every Muslim student needs — purification, prayer, fasting, and everyday Islamic practice. Compiled by the Guyana Islamic Institute for local students.

Detailed explanation of the famous 40 Hadith collection of Imam an-Nawawi — one of the most important collections in Islamic literature, covering the foundations of the religion.

A foundational text covering core chapters of Islamic jurisprudence including fasting (Sawm), Hajj, and related rulings. Structured for students of Islamic knowledge.

A detailed study of maintenance rights (Nafaqah) in Islamic law — covering the financial obligations of the husband, rights of the wife, children, and related family law rulings.

An accessible introduction to the sciences of Hadith — how hadith are classified, authenticated, and used as a source of Islamic law. Covers key terminology and methodology.

Stories of the Prophets from the Quran and authentic hadith. A beloved text used in Islamic schools worldwide — accessible, narrated, and spiritually enriching.

An overview of major world religions — Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism — from an Islamic and comparative perspective. Valuable for Muslims engaged in interfaith dialogue and dawah.

A practical guide to Islamic dawah — its importance, principles, and methodology. Covers the Prophetic approach, common misconceptions, and how to engage non-Muslims with wisdom and good conduct.

An introduction to the sciences of the Quran — revelation, compilation, abrogation, and the principles of Quranic interpretation. A concise primer for students of Islamic knowledge.

Comprehensive Arabic grammar resources for beginners — nouns, verbs, particles, sentence structure, and more. Essential for those seeking to read the Quran and Islamic texts in the original Arabic.

The foundational Arabic language textbook used in GII classes. Covers reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar progressively. A structured curriculum for Arabic language acquisition.

Practical Arabic phrases for everyday use — greetings, Islamic expressions, common conversations, and useful vocabulary. Perfect for Muslims wanting to incorporate Arabic into daily life.

A balanced overview of the major Islamic schools of thought and sects — their origins, core beliefs, and key differences. Helps Muslims understand the diversity within the Ummah.

A concise guide to the Islamic etiquette and methodology of seeking knowledge — the virtues of learning, the manners of the student, and the responsibilities of the teacher.

Selected hadith from Zad Ut-Talibin (Provisions for the Seekers) — a collection of authentic hadith important for the serious student of Islamic knowledge.

The history of Islam and Muslims in the Caribbean — covering the arrival of Muslim enslaved Africans, indentured workers from South Asia, and the development of Muslim communities in the region including Guyana.