The Barakah Effect: More with Less

The Barakah Effect offers a thoughtful approach to productivity through an Islamic lens. Instead of focusing only on time management and efficiency, the book emphasizes seeking barakah (blessing) in our time, work, and intentions. Mohammed Faris combines practical advice with spiritual insights, reminding readers that true productivity comes from aligning daily actions with faith and purpose. It’s a motivating read for anyone who wants to improve their productivity while staying spiritually grounded.

The book is very informative and useful. Everything is covered in detail with evidence from Quran and Sunnah. I highly recommend this.

One of the exceptional books I have come across. The author deep dives into the secrets of tapping Barakah. More can be achieved with less.

This is so good and wroth the money

I feel like this book is written so nicely in a way that there are clear headings and tables and stories. Loved the way it just broke down the content into sizeable chunks to keep me interested and focused. Had some chapter summaries too so you don't have to read the whole chapter, you can look at summary and then read more in depth. Tips were always highlighted, loved the quotes between chapters. You can skim through the book if you don't have time to read everything or aren't much of a reader (although now it's available as audible too) Understood the reason barakah is lost in our lives but to be able to read it in such a direct way was like a shock to me and to use those tips and tap back into your spiritual life. Loved reading about the stories, some of which I had forgotten after listening to them as a kid. I have already started implementing bismillah and intentions to bring in barakah in my actions. Overall, a great read and practical tips to implement in your life. The only two things I didn't like about kindle reading, one was that I couldn't highlight in the box cases of the book and the box as a whole can be "highlighted" but doesn't appear in my highlight list. The other thing was that appendix was really hard to read on kindle and also its like the table is kind of messed up with starting from number 14 and then going back to one.

Super Buch! Liebe es

Next level! Nog nooit zo'n interessant islamitisch boek gelezen.

It's interesting