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BROTHER
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Brother The perfect gift to give a loved one or indeed to educate oneself as to the significance Islam places on this important relationship through relevant Qur’anic Ayah, Hadith, and Islamic Poetry.
Example Quotes from GiftBook:
Nurse no grudge, nurse no aversion and do not sever ties of kinship and live like fellow-brothers as servants of Allah. (Muslim)
Dear brother I don’t even have to say a word But by you my words are always heard A language that only siblings understand Learned from always being close at hand Shared parents, laughter and pain InshaAllah our love will never be in vain. I
deal gifts to convey what we sometimes find difficult to say through relevant Qur’anic Ayah, Hadith, and Islamic Poetry.
RM36.00
Problems Muslim Face in Today’s World
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Problems Muslims Face in Todays World ( Their Causes and solution based on the authentic sunnah and the way of our Predecessors ) By : Abu Isa Micheal Tofte Muslim todays,especialy _ but not exclusively – those living in the west,are faced with a variety of problems.there are the internal struggles of living an islamic lifestyle in a world dominated by western culture,the conflicts between parents and children,the challenge of being single in a society where one is surrounded by temptations caused by parents who refused to allow their children to get married,the strains on marriages,the repercussion among the various ideologies of Muslims today,and various other trials confronting our communities. We need a book for english reders that tackles these issues,explaining the reasons for these problems and providing specific recommendations for handling them,based on the Quran and the authentic sunnah of the prophet Muhammad. Problems Muslims Face in Today’s World is such a book.
RM45.00
RM24.00
Important Lessons for Muslim Women (H/B)
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Seeking knowledge is a duty upon every Muslim, male or female. The type of knowledge that each individual must learn varies according to the needs.
Women also need knowledge to fulfil their duties in accordance with the teachings of Islam, but they find it difficult to seek the knowledge because of moral conditions and modesty restrictions.
This book is published for the same purpose of providing knowledge to women as regards matters of faith, acts of worship, details about purification, problems of marriage and divorce, and other important issues that relate to women.
RM85.00
How to Eat Right and Live Longer (P/B)
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Live longer, feel better!
…a proven system based upon years of research.
Reverse major diseases with the food you eat.
Learn how to:
· eliminate high cholesterol
· acid reflux
· depression
· arthritis
· anemia
· menstrual problems
· hot flashes
· constipation
· and many more…all with natural cures
You will also learn how to:
· lose weight easily by eating right
· reverse heart disease
· high blood pressure
· premature aging
All through your diet and the foods that you eat!
stop fatigue, anxiety, heartburn, and headaches, naturally
RM100.00
After the End: A Muslim Woman’s Companion to ‘Iddah and Divorce (P/B)
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A Muslim Woman’s Companion to ‘Iddah and Divorce
After the End is your compassionate friend and guide as you journey through the period of change and acceptance following your divorce.
RM52.00
Muslim Girl’s Journal to Life’s Big Changes
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Bursting with inspiring illustrations, activities and challenges, this journal is your fun space to building a stronger relationship with Allah and living your best life.
RM48.00
Servants of the Most Merciful (H/B)
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One of the most beautiful portions of the Qur’an describes a detailed manual for how a believer should live their life. How one becomes Ibadur Rahman, the servant of the most Merciful. It encompasses multiple elements and dimensions of worship, family life, character, reflection, and living as a community.
RM83.00
A Lost Etiquette (H/B)
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{O you who believe, do not enter houses other than your own until you have asked permission and greeted their occupants; that is better for you, so that you may pay heed.} (an-Noor 24: 27)
A Lost Etiquette is a detailed study of the correct etiquette of seeking permission to enter someone’s house or private room in order to protect people’s privacy, prevent intrusion, and ensure that the home remains a place of tranquillity for the residents. This practice was critical during the time of Prophet Muhammad (bpuh), when there were no curtains or screens. The rules pertaining to invited or uninvited guests and social visits or dinner invitations apply in contemporary times as well. Rules for seeking permission within the house vary for children, close relatives, and married couples, as well as for situations like returning from a journey.
This enlightening and informative text is written with sensitivity and a deep understanding of decorum, privacy, and respect for others.
RM65.00
