Malka-e-Aliya

A compelling, beautifully produced, and authentically Islamic guide on hijab and modesty for Muslim women — Malka-e-Aliya (ملکۃ عالیہ, The Exalted Queen) by Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rahman Al-Airfi, published by Darussalam. Printed in vibrant 4-color, this book speaks directly to the Muslim woman of today — addressing the real challenges she faces and showing how hijab is not a restriction, but a crown of honor and protection.

About This Book

Why do women face increasing harassment in society? Why do they feel unsafe at work? Why are temptation and moral decline on the rise? This book answers these questions honestly and powerfully — tracing the root causes back to the abandonment of Islamic modesty and hijab. Drawing from the Quran, authentic Hadith, and scholarly research, Dr. Al-Airfi presents hijab not as a burden but as a divine gift that elevates, protects, and honors the Muslim woman.

Key Topics Covered

• Why hijab is essential for women’s protection and honor in today’s society
• The Islamic command for hijab including the ruling on face covering (niqab)
• Modesty (haya) in Islam and its role in protecting communities
• Guidance for new Muslims on adopting hijab
• Rulings on beautification, garments, and hair styling for women
• Speaking with men, use of perfume, and mixed-gender education
• Permissible work for women and related Islamic guidelines
• Marriage, children’s games, and children’s clothing rulings
• Legal verdicts (fatwas) on contemporary women’s issues

Book Details

• Author: Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rahman Al-Airfi
• Publisher: Darussalam
• Language: Urdu
• Pages: 128
• Size: 14×21 cm
• Print: 4-color, clear Urdu typography with premium layout

Why This Book?

• Addresses modern women’s challenges with Islamic clarity and compassion
• Full-color premium print — ideal as an Islamic gift
• All content sourced from authentic Quran and Hadith
• Detailed scholarly research in simple, accessible Urdu
• High-quality paper and strong binding
• Ideal for Muslim women, young girls, new Muslims, scholars, and personal or public libraries