Books
- Prabodhanam Quranil (The Qur'an on Missionary Work)
- Allahu Qur’anil (The Qur'an on Allah)
- Paralokam Qur’anil (The Qur'an on Afterlife))
- Namaskarathinte Chaitanyam (The Spirit of Namaz)
- Nompinte Chaitanyam (The Spirit of Fasting)
- Prabodhanam Oru Mukhavura (Preface to Missionary Work)
- Jinnukalum and Malakkukalum (Jinns and Angels)
- Qadiyanisthinte Adiverukal (The Roots of Qadiyanism)
- Prabodhanathinte Pradhanyam (The Significance of Islamic Mission)
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