Moloo Musalli: In Search of Lost Humanity
Like Pakistan in every forgotten corner of the world, there are faces that the light no longer seeks. “Moloo Musalli: In Search of Lost Humanity” gathers those faces and listens to their silence. These are the stories of the unseen—widows who still wait, orphans who still hope, transgenders who still smile, laborers who still dream, and souls who have found grace even in despair.


Mawakhat: Stories of Resilience & Rebuilding
This compelling photo book documents the lives of those people who survived the 2022 floods in Pakistan and rebuilt their homes with the support of donations. Featuring over 100 first-person narratives and portraits, it captures stories of loss, hope, and unwavering resilience from affected regions. The book celebrates the spirit of “Mawakhat”—solidarity and collective action in the face of crisis.
Covering South Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, this heartwarming story of flood starts at Kot Mithan and ends at the Mosque of Cordoba. The book covers the experiences and encounters of Dr. Amjad Saqib across the flood-affected areas of Pakistan and shows the journeys he took in order to gather donations for the flood-affectees.


This travelogue by Dr. Amjad Saqib has everything: adventures of travel, currents of history, taste of philosophy, and cultural, social, historical, and geographical studies. Not only does it cover his travels and the people he meets on the way, but also throws light on the stories and tales of Gautam Budda, Emperor Ashoka, and others to provide lessons for living in the modern world.
In the first part of the book, stories related to interest on loans are covered. The second part of the book talks about Akhuwat as an organization, which does it works with the vision of eradicating poverty from society. The third part of the book provides a clear understanding of poverty as a social phenomenon and seeks a solution for it in solidarity between the haves and have-nots.


In this book, Dr. Amjad Saqib tells the story of a Mushaira (poetry recitation) held in Chiniot. He says, I have had the opportunity to attend countless Mushairas in my life but this Mushaira held on the banks of the Chenab River in Chiniot on May 30, 1991 will always remain in my memory. The manner in which the organizers managed and decorated this Mushaira is commendable in every way. Such a grand Mushaira has rarely been held in Pakistan.
Islamic Economics: The Polar Opposite of Capitalist Economics
by Asad Zaman
Most books on Islamic economics treat it as a modest variation on conventional theory — keep the framework, swap out interest for profit-sharing, add a few religious constraints. This book rejects that approach entirely.


The book covers inspirational stories of different families from Chiniot, who were able to grow successful in their businesses and amass great wealth. Not only does this book motivate young people toward success but it also highlights the essential principles for achieving success in life.