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Learn the Language of the Quran with My Arabic Alphabet Book! Have fun teaching your child the Arabic alphabets. Book includes the complete 28 Arabic alphabets words with their text English pronunciation.
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Islam The Religion Of Peace By Muhammad Ibrahim (HB)
These days many books are being published about Islam, some in defense of it and many more in its offence. This book briefly but precisely points out how all the religions are the same and how they are different from each other. The teachings in basic remain in the doctrines but in the name of liberalism, these are changed in practice. For example, sexual relationships outside of marriage are forbidden in every religion, but what is happening everyone knows.
Islam in its basic nature and function has not changed because of its inner system. To many, the notion of Islam being a religion of peace appears like a contradiction, they see Islam as a dangerous faith under the influence of media. Islam in reality is the religion based on peace. Muslims are ordained to spread peace and its wishes. “May the peace of God be with you” are the words every Muslim is directed to say every time he meets someone.
Water is the substance of life, the magic elixir without which life on this planet would be impossible.
The Qur’an not only mentions that the creation of all living things began from water, it also talks about various phenomena related to water like the sending of rainfall, the layers of darkness and internal waves in the oceans, the different colors of the seas, cloud formation and the barrier between fresh water and saltwater.
Professor Schroeder one of the greatest oceanographers in West Germany used to say, “When science progresses, religion must inevitably retreat”. But when he heard the translation of the meanings of the verses of the Qur’an he was stunned and said, “These cannot be the words of a human being.”
Read on to find out about the astonishing scientific facts which came down to Arabs in the desert who did not know how to swim or sail in the seas and oceans or possess the sophisticated equipment to make such discoveries, discoveries that have left modern scientific researchers, oceanographers and experts speechless and in awe.
Pages: 255
This book tackles the issue of the interpretation of dreams in the light of the Qur’an and the Sunnah, based on the Prophet’s hadeeth in which he said, “The dream of a Muslim is one of the forty-six parts of prophet hood.” In this book, the author provides a definition of the word ‘dream’, discusses the various types of dreams, mentions some dreams that were interpreted by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), etiquette to be observed by the person who has a dream and the person who interprets it, and provides the interpretation of a large number of dreams, among some other issues related to the subject.
The author is the well-known erudite scholar Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abd-Allah ibn Raashid al-Bakri (d. 736 AH/1336 CE). The English reader will definitely find this book highly interesting and thought-provoking.
Pages: 488
This book describes, among other things, the principles based upon which Umar ibn ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz governed the Muslims during his caliphate; among those principles were mutual consultation, justice, equality among people and honoring of freedoms.
With the turn of every page, the reader will come to appreciate the fact that ‘Umar was exceptional in his Faith, distinguished in his knowledge, profoundly wise in his thinking, remarkable in his eloquence, noble in his manners and great in the contribution he made to this Nation.
English readers have long been deprived of the life story of this outstanding Islamic hero and exemplar. While there are some short and scattered accounts about his general life, this is the first book to deal specifically with Umar bin `Abdul-Azeez’s reforms, which is surprising given that he has been attributed the title of Mujaddid (reformer/reviver) within Islamic scholarship, in great detail.
Mercy is clemency and forbearance; mercy is the disposition to forgive or show compassion; mercy means a favor or a blessing; mercy further denotes the qualities of kindness, sympathy, generosity, and beneficence. Suffice is to say that all of these qualities were present in abundance in the character of the Prophet Muhammad (May Allah have his peace and blessings on him).
Pages: 448
This book provides detailed and insightful glimpses into the extraordinary life of the first Caliph of the Muslims, Abu Bakr As-Siddeeq (R), and his massive contribution to all of humanity: As a principled and disciplined young person in Makkah; a successful businessman; embracing Islam under the tutelage of the Prophet and laying the groundwork for Islam’s spread across the globe.
In a world currently needing moral and ethical leadership based on the divine revelations of Allah, the life of Abu Bakr offers a blueprint to a successful life to those Muslims, and non-Muslims, searching for the truth.
He was truly a man for all ages, encompassing all aspects of a complete individual, as an intellectual, Companion of the Prophet and Caliph.

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