Jumia Books Imân Worships Halâl and Harâm Author: Imâm-i Rabbânî Mujaddid-i elf-i thânî

Imân Worships Halâl and Harâm by Imâm-i Rabbânî Mujaddid-i elf-i thânî is a spiritually rich and intellectually grounded Islamic text that explores the relationship between faith (imân) and lawful conduct. This book, drawn from the 266th letter of the first volume of his celebrated Maktubat, offers timeless guidance on how true belief manifests through obedience to divine law.

The author, a towering figure in Islamic scholarship who lived in India during the 16th century, emphasizes that worship is not limited to ritual acts but extends to every choice a believer makes. He explains that halâl (permissible) and harâm (forbidden) are not merely legal categories—they are spiritual boundaries that shape the soul’s journey toward Allah. To worship sincerely, one must honor these boundaries in food, speech, behavior, and transactions.

The cover design—featuring a vibrant butterfly against a bold navy and orange background—symbolizes transformation, purity, and the delicate balance between freedom and discipline. The butterfly’s presence evokes the soul’s potential to rise through adherence to divine guidance.

This book is ideal for Muslims seeking to deepen their understanding of Islamic ethics, students of jurisprudence, and anyone striving to align their lifestyle with their faith. Whether read as a devotional reflection or a scholarly resource, Imân Worships Halâl and Harâm offers a compelling reminder that faith is not just belief—it is action, accountability, and reverence.