Easy Good Deeds

A common misunderstanding which deters people from practising Islam is the idea that Islamic teachings are difficult to practice. Alongside this, there are many opportunities a person comes across on a daily basis to amass reward for the hereafter, but are missed due to a lack of knowledge.

Easy Good Deeds is a valuable book which details many good deeds that a person can easily practice without any major effort. The author has highlighted actions over a wide spectrum of areas, ranging from worship to social conduct, all of which entail minimum effort but reap abundant rewards nonetheless.
This concise work will help readers appreciate the importance of many righteous actions and understand how easy it is to perform them. 

Review: 

"...Easy Good Deeds navigates through the vast ocean of the Prophetic Sunnah - which addresses every mentality and age - and distils it into a simple, attractive and operable program for inculcating virtue into the souls of busy people in our modern age. It tells you exactly what to do and exactly what benefits you will receive from doing it. It is a kind of easy do-it-yourself "Ihya 'Ulum al-Din" for the twenty-first century based strictly on the authentic sunnah. I love this little book and most humbly recommend it to all Muslims, especially young people, to read, keep and reread every year in sha Allah. 

- Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad, Chief Advisor to King Abdullah for Religious and Cultural Affairs, Jordan. 

About The Author

Mufti Taqi 'Uthmani is a well-known Islamic scholar. Author of more than 40 books, he is an expert in the fields of Islamic law, Economics and Hadith.
For the past 35 years, he has been teaching at the Darul-Uloom in Karachi, Pakistan which was established by his father Mufti Muhammad Shafi, the late Grand Mufti of Pakistan.

He has a law degree and has sat as a judge at the Shari'ah Appellate Bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. He is a consultant to several international Islamic financial institutions and has played a key part in the move toward interest-free banking and the establishment of Islamic financial institutions. He is also the deputy chairman of the Jeddah-based Islamic Fiqh Council of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC).