A'salaam A'laikum my brothers and sisters.
I am looking for good books for developing love for Allah(swt) and the Prophet(saw).
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Peace to you, Danyal
A'salaam A'laikum my brothers and sisters.
I am looking for good books for developing love for Allah(swt) and the Prophet(saw).
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Peace to you, Danyal

Love for Allah:
http://www.al-rashad.com/Love-for-Allah_p_2668.html
I've personally read this book and liked it, its a short read.
http://www.al-rashad.com/Al-Ghazali-...ul_p_3841.html
http://www.ipgbook.com/al-ghazali-on...php?page_id=21
I have not read these two, but I've read other books in this Ghazali series from the same publisher and those have been excellent. The second one just came out a few weeks/month ago.
Love for the Prophet (saw):
I haven't read a full seerah (biography of the Prophet (saw)), although I have read parts of many. People seem to recommend Martin Lings quite a bit, although I found it to be a tough read:
http://www.amazon.ca/Muhammad-Martin.../dp/1594771537
I'm sure this would be a good purchase:
http://sandala.org/store/cds/the-lif...phet-muhammad/
I have Tariq Ramadan's Footsteps of the Prophet, which to me was a very practical biography for modern times:
http://www.amazon.ca/In-Footsteps-Pr.../dp/0195308808
As a side note, this book, below, is also being released soon. I read it a few years ago and it was very practical and made me think about the heart and its diseases:
http://sandala.org/store/sets/purifi...eart-book-new/
I tend to stick to certain publishers, Fons Vitae, White Thread Press, Turath Publishing, Islamic Texts Society, Sandala etc. They have a wealth of books and print to high standards.
Our beloved Prophet (Peace be upon him) said: "On the Day of Resurrection, nothing will weigh heavier upon the scales than good character" (Abu Dawud and Tirmidhi)

Asalaam
The book 'love for Allah is available free online at http://www.tasawwuf.org/writings/love_allah/index.htm
Wasalaam

Immerse yourself in the book of Allah (SWT). Shaykh (Maulana) Husain Sattar MD (HA) says that if a person is not spending at least 20 minutes daily with the Qur'aan then they shouldn't expect to get anywhere, spiritually. He makes these comments in Fundamentals of Tassawuff.
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