Books
- Abdul Bari, Muhammad (2002). “The Greatest Gift: A Guide to Parenting from an Islamic Perspective”. Ta-Ha Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84200-044-1
- Abdul Bari, Muhammad (2005). “Race, Religion, & Muslim Identity in Britain”. Renaissance Press. ISBN 978-0-9543294-7-1
- Abdul Bari, Muhammad (2007). “Marriage and Family Building in Islam”. Ta-Ha Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84200-083-0
- Abdul Bari, Muhammad (2011). “Addressing Adolescence: A Guide to Parenting in Islam”. Ta-Ha Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84200-125-7
- Abdul Bari, Muhammad. (2012). “British, Muslims, Citizens: Introspection and Renewal”. Consilium Publishing. ISBN 978-1-62095-097-5
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