Literary Works
His literary work is notable in the Muslim world and his name is also included in List of Muslim writers and poets. In order to convey the message of Allah and guidance of Muhammad to the whole world, he wrote more than 400 books on different themes including religion, ethics, metaphysics, hierology, philosophy and psychology. These books are distributed worldwide free of charge. His publications include:
- Makshoofat Manazal-e-Ehsan, 5 volumes
- Kitab-ul-Amal Bis-Sunnah##, 5 volumes
- Asma-un-Nabi-ul-Kareem, 6 volumes
- Maqalat-e-Hikmat 30 volumes
- Zikr-e-Elahi
- Yusaloona-alan-Nabi
- Altobato Wal Astaghfar
- Al-Sammat, 1 volume
- Jism-ul-Wojood Al Barkat Ali
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