Author:Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din

• A Running Commentary of the Holy Quran
• Al-Islam
• Attitude of Muslims towards British Government
• Brief Notes on the Holy Quran (The Last Seven Chapters)
• The Creed of Progress
• Ethics of War[1]
• Five Pillars of Islam[2]
• Four Lectures on Islam
• Glimpses from the Life of the Prophet
• Gospel of Peace[3]
• Hell and Heaven[4]
• Hints to the Study of the Holy Quran[5]
• Human Faculties and their Development
• India in the Balance[6]
• Islam and other Religions[7]
• Introduction to the Study of the Holy Quran
• Islam -- My Only Choice
• Islam & the Muslim Prayer
• Islam and Christianity
• Islam and Civilisation
• Islam and Other Religions[8]
• Islam and Zoroastrianism
• Islam on Slavery
• Islam to East and West
• Jesus an Ideal of Godhead and Humanity
• Modernisation in the Islamic Forms of Devotion
• Modernism in Religion
• Muhammad -- The Successful Prophet
• Muhammad -- The Historical Prophet
• Mysticism in Islam

• Open Letters
• Ramazan or The Month of Fasting
• Revelation a Necessity
• Riddles of Life
• Satan: A Moral Necessity
• Spiritualism in Islam
• Study for an Atheist
• Study of Islam
• Sufi-ism In Islam
• Sura Fatihah: The Opening Chapter of the Holy Quran
• Table Talk
• The Biblical and the Quranic Adam
• The Existence of God[9]
• The Great Revolution
• The Greatest of Prophets
• The Holy Quran and the Bible
• The House Divided: India and Islam[10]
• The Ideal Prophet

• The League of Faiths
• The Message of Islam
• The Muslim Conception of Worship[11]
• The Opening of the Heart
• The Problem of Human Evolution
• The Quran a Miracle
• The Re-Incarnation of Souls
• The Religion of Jesus and Traditional Christianity
• The Resurrection
• The Sayings of Muhammad
• The Secret of Existence
• The Strength of Islam[12]
• The Sources of Christianity
• The Threshold of Truth[13]
• Towards Islam
• What is Islam?
• With Difficulty is Ease
• Woman from Judaism to Islam
• Woman in Islam
• Worship and Sacrificialism

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