Despite their success as a reliable hub for the Salafi da’wah in the West, opposers of the Salafi Da‘wah have, however, taken aim at some of  SalafiPubs’s pioneers such as Abu ‘Iyād Amjad Rafiq and […]

Of the earliest from a Muslim heritage background to adopt Salafiyyah in the early 1990s who would later go on to become a founder of SalafiPubs was Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul-Wāhid, also a ‘Brummie’ and a […]

As for Shaykh Abu Khadeejah, although he too did not formally attend an Islamic university such as UIM in Madinah—mainly because of family commitments and because he had passed the strict age limit to make […]

Whilst the new Salafi Bookstore on Coventry Road opened almost immediately, the Salafi Mosque would take nearly nine months to be ready for use. By 2001, the building adjacent to and connecting to the Salafi […]

Shaykh Abu Hakeem Bilal Davis and Shaykh Abu Talhah Dawūd Burbank (may Allah have mercy on him) have also been snubbed for not having fully completed their studies at IUM. However, the very fact that […]

In reflecting upon the significance of SalafiPubs’s role for in clarifying the Salafi Da’wah in the UK over the past two decades, a period which he also refers to as an ‘era of the Scholars’, […]

Da‘wah activity in Birmingham was in full swing by 1996 and as an emerging consciousness, Salafism was evidently proving to be more than just a matter of private practice and practical insignificance. Hence, before long, […]

In the name of Allāh, Most Merciful, the Bestower of Mercy. From the author’s introduction: “This article highlights some of my motivations for conducting a study on women’s conversion to Salafism in a modern-day context. […]