Dala'il Al-Khayrat Paperback – 1 Feb. 2011

I gifted my last copy to my mother and father. I immediately bought a replacement. You may want to research the barakah/blessings one can derive from this book. There are various article prescribing this book to gain closeness to the Prophet Peace and bless be upon Him. Highly recommended by various prominent Muslim clerics.

Subhanallha mashallah beautiful beautiful book emmense blessings priceless treasure I count myself lucky to have this emmense treasure of blessings in my home I’ve no other words to describe this beautiful treasure defo a must have book Zainab

This is a blessing and its a hidden Gem. Sending Salam to Rasool Allah SAW every day of week, A must for EVERY MUSLIM

A beautiful way to warm your heart and bring you back to what you are supposed to do. It is heart gripping and easy to read. I first received this book as a gift and love it so much I have now bought it as a gift for someone.

Absolutely great. I love it so much. Buy it. Read it as often as possible. The transliteration is in a format that is easy and comfortable to read. This book is priceless, one glance at the translation is proof. Imam Jazuli's Dala'il is spectacular and out of this world.

If you're a Muslim and you don't have this, you're missing out massively. What better than a book praising our beloved Rasoollallahu alyahi wasallam; the light upon light, the prince of all princes, the Imam of all Imams. SubhanAllah. The work of the author is beyond words, MashaAllah.

I love this book! An easy read. It shows the arabic text, along with the transliteration of the arabic in roman english, followed by the meaning in english. This helps to connect better with whatever you are reciting. 8 portions- Each portion is divided into days which makes it easy to follow. Would highly recommend ❤

A must have for all Lovers of RasulAllah ﷺ- Each section is well presented and separated- The translations make this book an absolute joy to read as a litany- Only thing you need to be aware is that the book is read like an english book, whereby the left side is the start of the book and the right side is the end, yet you read the arabic as you do from right to left. For some people it may throw you off but personally it didn't bother me too much.