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Selected self-help books
- Amalan-amalan istri agar suami semakin sayang, setia, dan tidak selingkuh [Wife’s practices to make her husband more loving, loyal and not cheating] by Riza Rismawati. Yogyakarta: Araska, 2020.
- Berani nikah takut pacaran [Brave to be married afraid to be dating] by La Ode Munafar, Natta Reza, Iwan Januar, Abay Motivasinger, and Burhan Sodiq. Yogyakarta: Gaul Fresh, 2017.
- Calon umi shalehah [A candidate for pious mother] by La Ode Munafar and Dwi Suci Apriani. Yogyakarta: Gaul Fresh, 2018. First published 2016, reprinted three times.
- Cinta onde-onde [Sweet love] by La Ode Munafar. Yogyakarta: Gaul Fresh, 2012. Reprinted 2017.
- Hati-hati, muslihat lelaki [Be careful, men’s deception] by La Ode Munafar. Yogyakarta: Gaul Fresh, 2015. Reprinted three times.
- Indonesia tanpa pacaran [Indonesia without dating] by La Ode Munafar. Yogyakarta: Gaul Fresh, 2018.
- Jodoh pilihan Allah [Godsent partner] by Khoirul Lukman. Yogyakarta: Noktah, 2019.
- La tahzan untuk istri bekerja [Don’t be sad, working wives] by Zhara Zahira Syuaiban Yogyakarta: Araska, 2019.
- La tahzan untuk para pencari jodoh [Don’t be sad, partner seekers] by Riyadus Shalihin Emka. Yogyakarta: Araska, 2019.
- Maaf, aku belum siap nikah! [Sorry, I'm not ready to get married yet!] by Wildan Fuady. Jakarta: Elex Media Komputindo, 2019.
- Memilih jodoh terbaik [Choosing the best partner] by Ustadz Imam Mubarok bin Ali. Yogyakarta: Noktah, 2020.
- Menjadi istri dan suami dambaan surga [Being a heavenly desired wife and husband] by Ahya Alfi Shobari. Yogyakarta: Araska, 2019.
- Menjadi istri yang mampu membahagiakan dan membawa suami dan anak-anak masuk surga [Becoming a wife who can take her husband and children to heaven] by Ummi Azizah Khalil. Yogyakarta: Araska, 2019.
- Menjemput jodoh impian [Finding a dream partner] by Gadisturatea. Depok: Penerbit Sahima, 2020.
- The perfect istri salehah [The perfect pious wives] by Tim Happy Wife Happy Life. Yogyakarta: Pustaka Al Uswah, 2020.
- Udah putusin aja! [Just break up!] by Felix Y. Siauw. Bandung: Mizan Pustaka, 2013.
- Ustadz Abdul Somad tentang wanita [Ustaz Abdul Somad on women] by Ustadz Abdul Somad. Yogyakarta: Mutiara Media, 2018.
- Wasiat Rasulullah untuk calon istri dan para istri [The Prophet’s will for prospective wives and wives] by Lutfi Nur Fadhilah. Yogyakarta: Araska, 2020.