Gifts in Islam

Giving and receiving gifts is an important part of the Islamic teachings as love for one's fellow mankind is a foundation of the faith. The Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) gave and received gifts throughout his blessed life and instructed thus:

"Give gifts and you shall love one another" Bukhari, Adab Al Mufrad

In the modern day and age with people leading busy and often stressful lives it becomes easier for the nafs to allow rancour to come between friends and relatives. One of the best ways of making up with someone is to give gifts as the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace) has told us:

"Exchange gifts for this will dispel hatred" Muwatta

The gift you give is a statement of how you feel for a particular person. A gift should be meaningful and should be aimed at being beneficial both in this life and the akhira.

Gifts to earn the Pleasure of Allah

People sometimes overlooked in this aspect are often parents, teachers and distant relatives. When was the last time you bought your parents a gift for no reason other then to please Allah?

The Dala'il al-Khayrat in the luxurious presentation box will be an enduring gift unrivalled in beauty and unmatched in quality. It will make a powerful statement and be a source of continued pleasure for years to come.

Gifts for Marriages & Births

Perhaps you know someone getting married soon? Then how about an alternative gift idea compared to the standard microwave or food blender!? Give them something that shows you value them and hope their relationship will blossom.

Perhaps you know someone who has been blessed with a child, let the untold blessings of this book descend into their lives

How about august Islamic scholars? Your local Imam? Or that devout Muslim man or woman in your neighbourhood who would read the Dala'il al-Khayrat and allow you to earn the good deeds for their reading of it.

It is an exuberant item immersed in Islamic tradition.

Gifts in Ramadan

Every good deed is multiplied by 70 during the blessed month of Ramadan! To give a gift in this mubarak month is a tremendous blessing. To send a deluxe Dala'il al-Khayrat in Ramadan is the equivalent of spending £10,500.00 (US $19,000.00) in any other month!

Gift Wrapping

We can also gift wrap the presentation boxes in a special gift box and sent it anyone you want anywhere in the world!

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