Hamza
Yusuf
He became Muslim in 1977 in Santa Barbara, California and subsequently moved
to the Middle East and studied Arabic and Islam for four years in the United
Arab Emirates and later in Madina, Algeria, Morocco, and West Africa for many
years. He received teaching licenses in various Islamic subjects from several
well-known scholars in various countries. |
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Riyadh
ul-Haq
He is currently the Imam and
Khateeb of the Birmingham Central Masjid, and a teacher of hadeeth,
Arabic & Islamic studies at Madinatul Uloom al Islamiyyah, Kidderminster,
UK. He has lectured on a range of topics including Quranic tafseer,
hadeeth, aqeedah and fiqh at the masjid and at various other locations.
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Yusuf
Islam
Following a bout of TB early in his career he undertook an ongoing search for
peace and ultimate spiritual truth. After almost drowning in the Pacific Ocean
at Malibu he received a translation of the Qur'an as a gift from his elder brother,
David. His spiritual quest for answers was fulfilled and he embraced Islam in
December, 1977. |
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Sami
Yusuf
Sami Yusuf returns his follow up to the worldwide hit Al-Mu'allim. Featuring
13 new tracks and an exciting new sound, we're sure this album will bring you
many years of enjoyment. Watch out this Ramadan.
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Dawud
Wharnsby
Folk, jazz, rock, world-beat, classical, country: musical genres that have been
defined and consistently evolving for decades. Many talented artists interpret,
arrange and blend these genres with their unique styles. Few though, are able
to claim being pioneers in charting a completely new musical market. Dawud
Wharnsby , however, is one such artist. |
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Zain
Bhikha
Ever since Zain Bhikha's wonderful voice was featured on A is for allah, this
young man from South Africa has gone on from strength to strength, proving himself
to be a popular and accomplished singer of Islamic nasheeds |
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