| Weight | 0.13 kg |
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| Publisher | Taha |
| ISBN | 9781897940006 |
The Muslim Woman’s Handbook- TA-HA
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This is a practical manual dealing with all aspects of a woman’s daily life. The author deals with such delicate subjects as personal hygiene, menstruation, hijab, marriage, divorce as well as the woman’s role in the family and in the community. This book is of immense value to Muslim Women and teenage girls, especially those are discovering or re-discovering the relevance of Islam in their lives.
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