The age-old dream of the human caravan is not to send astronauts in their orbit in outer space.. it is to send its individuals - every single individual in his orbit of self-realization. It is high time that this dream be thus reinterpreted. It is also the sacred duty of every man and woman to help intelligently reorientate human endeavour towards the culmination of this pilgrimage.

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha - Answers to the questions of Mr. John Voll - 17.7.1963

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There are a few English booklets written by the Republicans, followers of Ustadh Mahmoud Mohammed Taha. However, Ustadh Taha himself rarely used English, despite his apparent command of the language, as evidenced by a letter he wrote in 1963 in response to questions from an American researcher at Harvard University.

All of the books written by Ustadh Mahmoud Mohammed Taha were originally in Arabic. In recent years, efforts have been undertaken to translate these works into English, and we will feature these translations in this section.

To access the full library in Arabic, click here. Otherwise, you may browse the English titles below.

The Second Message of Islam

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Fifth Edition

The Path of Muhammad

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Eighth Edition - April 1975

The Message of Prayer

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Sixth Edition - December 1972

Islam

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Third Edition - May 1977

Foundations of Sudan's Constitution

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Second Edition - 1968

The Challenge Facing the Arabs

Mahmoud Muhammad Taha
Second Edition - 1982

An Introduction To The Second Message of Islam

The Republican Brothers
First Edition May 1976

Towards The Second Message of Islam

The Republican Brothers
First Edition
November 1980

The Return of Christ

The Republican Brothers
April 1981

The Religion of Man: A new conception of ISLAM

The Republican Brothers
First Edition, June 1979 Rajab 1399

Ustadh Mahmoud Muhammad Taha Speaking to Women of Their Rights

The Republican Brothers
The Twelfth Publication on the Occasion of International Women’s Year, 1975