My Advice to the Muslim Women is a large compilation of guidance written by Umm Abdillaah al-Waadiyyah, daughter of the Yemeni hadith scholar Shaykh Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i, and translated into English by Abul Layth for Tarbiyyah Publications. Running to 448 pages, it addresses a wide range of topics relevant to Muslim women, including matters of belief, worship, dress, marriage, and family life, and correct conduct, drawing on Quran and hadith evidence in the author's own scholarly style. In her introduction the author also stresses the value of learning Arabic in order to engage directly with Islamic texts. The book has become a widely circulated reference among English-speaking students of knowledge and suits women readers looking for a single, comprehensive volume of practical and doctrinal advice grounded in the Salafi methodological tradition.
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