Our Values
We do our best to ensure that everything we create and cultivate – from books to relationships – is governed by our core values. Values rooted in faith and crystallised with our experience.
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Our Vision
To build a legacy of Islamic literature that illuminates the path to noble character for all people.
Our Mission
Connecting English-speaking Muslims to the heart of their faith with authentic, accessible books.
Our Ethos
We build a supportive ecosystem for authors where, in partnership with us, they can fulfil their creative potential and realise their broader aims.
We pursue excellence at every stage of the publishing journey, so what you read is the best it can be.
Our fifty year history means that we are able to prioritise a long-term vision for our future generations over chasing for short-term gains.
We believe in the enduring power of the written word to transform lives. To this end, we donate thousands of books each year to schools and prisons globally.
To achieve meaningful change, we forge intentional partnerships with like-minded organisations, to deepen our collective impact on the global Islamic landscape.
Our readers are at the centre of our work. We welcome feedback and insights that help us shape future publications to meet the evolving needs of the community.
Since 1980
Who We Are
One of the First Islamic Publishers in the United Kingdom
Connecting English-speaking Muslims to the heart of their faith with authentic, accessible books.
At a time when there were limited faith-based resources to learn and teach Islam to the Muslim community in English, Afsar & Jamal-un-Nisa Siddiqui founded one of the first Islamic publishing houses in the UK. Leaving behind professional careers, they paved the way for future generations to enjoy a wide range of Islamic literature. Almost fifty years later, we continue to provide the highest quality books worldwide and support literacy charities.
Family Owned
Gives Back
45+ Years in Business
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