Al Kheesa area. Productions Al-Suwaidan is the author of 54 books, his most popular being: Iidad Alkada (Preparing Leaders), and spoken word audio tape albums. His album, Qasas al Anbiyaa (Stories of the Prophets) is the highest-selling Islamic album in the world. Additionally, over 3.4 million listeners have downloaded his lectures on the Islamic broadcast website "Islamway". He has also translated multiple books into English and French. Bibliography The Jews: The Illustrated Encyclopedia (2009) Great Women in Islam, Kindle 2013 - Imam Abu Hanifa An-Numan, Kindle 2019 - The Illustrated History Of Islam, Kindle 2013 - Imam Malik, Kindle 2013 - Imam Al-Shafi'i, Kindle 2013 - Imam Ahmad Ibn-Hanbal Skills of Influencing The Art of Giving Revisiting Our Concepts The School of Life Understanding Religion Secrets of Hajj and Umrah Stories of the Prophets in Al-Quran Prophet Muhammad (SAW): The Hallmark of Leadership Views and ideology Al-Suwaidan is a strong supporter of women's rights within Islamic sharia law and advocated for reforming traditional understanding of Islam. He has participated in the Doha Debates arguing in favor of women's political and social rights. He spoke out against forced marriages calling it "un-Islamic." During a session with Tim Sebastian at the Doha Debates, he stated that "'Women are equal to men.' This is the basis of Sharia, this is the basis of Islamic law. Now, what happened is that in the past 400 or 500 years, we have been backward, we have been occupied, and tradition has mastered our society and some people are mixing up between Sharia and Islam and the tradition, and thus in the name of Islam, they are putting woman down." Kuwait granted woman the rights in 2005, and he was one of those who were advocating woman rights to those who were blaming Sharia for it. He stated that "I am for the participation of women in building the society and for them taking all positions including the presidency of a country. These are my religious views and I don't hide them," He supported the Muslim Brotherhood against the 2013 Egyptian coup d'état. He is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in Kuwait and has been described in US State Department cables as a "moderate Islamist". In 2012 he said "If Islamists start to become tyrants in the countries that were hit by the Arab Spring, we will revolt against them just like we did against their