Islamic Books can be seen in a number of languages including Arabic, Persian, English and Urdu. Urdu novels are read by most natives of the Indian subcontinent, because it is the official language of Pakistan. While this region has a Muslim majority, most Islamic books are translated for the people of the area. Along with the interpreted versions, lots of Islamic writers have passes through time in this area, whose job is well renowned throughout the world.

Some Islamic Books writers that are famous due to their work include: Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi, Syed Muhammad Zakir Hussain, Muhammad Karam Shah AlAzhari, Ahmed Deen Chishti, Shah Wali ullah Dehalvi, Dr. Zakir Naik and Dr. Ghulam Murtaza. These authors are famous because of their Islamic Books on several aspects of Islamic religion and the way of life preached by Islam. They have thousands of books in print and are still read by subscribers all around the world. These famed authors are the cream of authors in Urdu language and also have produced classic words to their readers who entertain and enlighten them.

Islamic Books in Urdu can be found in bookstores all over Pakistan as well as online at different book sites. Most famous writer's books will also be offered at Islamic book stores in USA and UK, because there are a great number of Urdu subscribers residing in these countries. Besides books written in Pakistan and India, several scholars have interpreted famous Arabic Islamic Books into Urdu to reach a large target market. These famous books include novels about the dawn of Islam in the Arab world, the columns of Islam such as Hajj, Fasting, Namaz, Zakat, as well as life stories of several prophets, their teaching in addition to their companions and followers.

A fantastic source to find a excellent selection of Islamic books in Pakistan is Urdu Bazaar. There is a great deal of book stores which carry books in this language ranging from topics about life, arts, culture, literature, history, politics and so forth. This place actually is a book heaven for publications and Islamic publications are no exception. Many important book shops based in Urdu Bazaar now have online shops, providing their clients the ease of buying out of their huge inventories from the comfort of their homes across the world.

It would be a much bigger advantage if eBooks were available in Urdu. This could be a fantasy come true for Urdu fans as they will then have access to more novels giving them a wider choice of topics and authors to choose from. As eBooks are gaining popularity in the USA and UK, lots of Pakistani Americans and British nationals have contributed words to the notions of making eBooks their home language. With multi-faceted applications readily available globally, creating eBooks in Urdu should not be a hardship in any way.