This book questions and evaluates contemporary ways religion is practiced in our daily lives and calls for its separation from ideology.

This book focuses on commentaries written on Qadi Bayzawi's Tuhfet al-ebrar and Ibn Melek's Sharhu Masabihi's-sunna.

This book studies the 18th-century Jerrahi religious order from Istanbul and their dhikr, worship, and rituals, as well as their use of and training in music.

In this book, the foundations of Islamic Sharia are explained in the form of lessons.

This book provides a systematic analysis of the different elements of the ijtihad, its application, and its councils.

A translation of al-Samarqandī's Bustān al-ʿārifīn – a tenth-century religio-legal primer to navigating the chaos and conflict of everyday life – accompanied by an introduction to its literary and historical contexts, and an accessible commentary exploring the larger themes encountered in the work.