REMEMBER ME: A Young Muslim's Guide to Success in Both Worlds

All five prayers, up early, no more scrolling, different person from tomorrow. You already know how many days it lasted.

You meant every word of it. You'll mean it again next time, it'll go the same way, and you still won't know why you keep losing to yourself.

You can actually know why. By the last page you'll know what it takes to win the one game that decides everything. The one that's been happening inside you the whole time.

All of it comes from what the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah say about how Allah built you, and the modern psychology that's catching up with it. In plain English.

Eight short parts, made to be read one a day.

By the last page you'll be able to:

• catch the half-second before a choice, and take the choice back
• see why you slip, and why that was never the verdict you thought it was
• run three questions at night and three things in the morning that hold a day together
• know that winning in this world and winning in the next was never a choice between the two

It reaches a young person when your own words can't, which is what makes it worth putting in their hands.

There's a du'a running through it. Short, and it's the whole book boiled down to one sentence. You don't get given it. You collect it a piece at a time, one at the end of each part, and by the last page it's there in your own handwriting.

Nobody in here tells you what to do. You decide for yourself, which is the only way it ever holds. Not one page of it talks down to you.

Whatever you're doing, school, college, the job after that, this takes you further than you were aiming. Success starts in this life, and the character you build getting it is what you carry to Allah.

Written by Imran Ali, a father of six who spent twenty-five years in corporate life and business, holds a Diploma in Islamic Studies, and has run workshops for teenagers for years.

A portion of the proceeds from every copy goes to Revive Darul Arqam, who deliver aid and build lasting projects in Syria and Yemen.

You were not built for a small life. This is where you start.