Bookshop

Musc Tahara, your store specializing in intimate musk and hygiene and beauty products, now offers a selection of Muslim books. 

You’re probably wondering what the point of such a section in our online store could be?! Let us introduce you to this new category! 

The Muslim Bookstore: An Essential New Addition 

Let’s start with a question: did you know that menstruation and female intimacy are among the most complicated fiqh topics for scholars to explain? For these reasons, it becomes even more essential to be well-informed on this subject. And what better way to answer our questions than by having access to books by great scholars available in an Islamic bookstore? 

Consequently, our Muslim bookstore offers books that primarily address women’s intimate health. Although you can also find other more general books on women. 

We believe, in fact, that it is essential to be well-informed about these intimate matters, which are often considered taboo in our community. 

Discover some of the books in our Muslim bookstore 

“60 Questions About Menstruation” is a concise yet extremely beneficial Muslim book by Sheikh Ibn Al-Uthaymeen. It addresses many questions frequently asked by Muslim women. 

You will also find the book “Aisha, the Pure, Truthful, and Beloved Wife of the Prophet.” While this is certainly not a book on women’s intimate hygiene per se, it does offer insight into the behavior of the Mother of the Believers. 

Putting Your Reading into Practice 

Learn, understand, put into practice, then pass on. This is the order in which every Muslim should apply their knowledge. Indeed, there is no point in accumulating knowledge if it is not subsequently applied. Just as we have a duty not to withhold knowledge from someone when we master the subject, and that person is in error.  

Therefore, it is important to be able to apply the lessons learned from our readings! For example, knowing that applying white musc tahara surrati is a Sunnah, and learning how it should be applied. 

Or, knowing whether the blood that appears on our reusable sanitary pad is menstrual blood or intermenstrual bleeding.